My tv is glitched into 4 different boxes and idk if it’s my Xbox (Xbox 1 S)or my tv.

Hi Mysterion!

May I know what 4 different boxes are you referring to?

Did you also mean that your Xbox One S console worked on other TVs except for one? If so, it may be a TV issue. You may want to check its TV source and be sure it's set to the correct HDMI port.

I recommend that you try all the suggested troubleshooting steps from the link below.
https://support.xbox.com/help/hardware-network/....

My connection is 300Mbit down/20Mbit up. I can use the Roku 4's Netflix app fine and get content in 4k, but the XBOX One S is in a different room and used on a different TV. I usually keep my Roku in the bedroom on my old 1080p Samsung.

That's the issue right there, Prezdead! My TV auto detects the resolution being put out by the source and sets it accordingly. There is no way to set my TV's HDMI input to display a certain resolution regardless of what the source is putting out. My Android
box and Roku 4 put out a 4k signal when I enable the resolution they should output is 4k. Unfortunately, The XBOX One S doesn't seem to do that.

When I do the video test on the XBOX One. My TV doesn't even flicker. It just pops up that it failed everything, which is incorrect. If I change the resolution on the XBOX One S to 720p, then it flickers and my TV changes the display to 720p. If I change
the XBOX One S to display 1080p, then the TV flickers and changes the resolution to 1080p. If I try to change the XBOX One S to display UHD, it does nothing other than go instantly to the failed screen, which states none of the options are supported. Under
Advanced Video Settings though, I have 24Hz, 50Hz, and UHD 4k checked. the problem is, the XBOX One S is putting out the 4k signal because the test says the TV fails everything and the TV will not disaply in 4k until the TV receives a signal from the XBOX
One S to display in 4k.

1. Hisense Roku TV

2. ~9 months, it's the xbox one s

3. I've used other things such as my laptop to see if it's the hdmi out/hmdi cord, and it worked for that

4. yes, that did not help.

Hello,

Got a couple of questions for you, they may seem obvious, but hang with me on this and we'll see if we can get you to an answer.

1. Which console and iteration? eg Xbox One X, Xbox 360 S etc

2. Have you tried a different port on the TV?

3. Have you tried a different TV?

4. Have you tried a different HDMI cable?