My Xbox has destroyed HDMI input function of 4 different models. Can I get a replacement...

Thank you XB1R Hermes!

I have DirecTV as my satellite provider.

My DirecTV HD DVR model HR24 is connected to my XBox One via standard HDMI cables. From the XBox One, I have an HDMI cable connected to a powered Auvio SimPlay HDMI selector which has 4 HDMI inputs. The HDMI selector is needed to share an HDMI input on
my TV with 4 devices (my XBox One, DVD Recorder, Nintendo Wii, and a Google Chromecast). The HDMI output from my HDMI selector is connected to an LG Plasma TV Model number 50PV400. The other HDMI input on my TV is not being used, since I don't want to buy
any more expensive 10-foot long HDMI cables for it (I have my TV mounted inside a very wide entertainment center.

Please keep in mind that I had no issues at all with my setup prior to the XBox One system update.

Just to make sure that my HDMI selector wasn't an problem, I connected my XBox One directly to my television today and bypassed the HDMI selector. It didn't make a difference. The picture was the same 480p resolution on start-up.

Thanks again.

The HDMI inputs on all Xbox One models only do up to 1080p, as they are HDMI 1.4. There are no planned upgrades (or updates) for the input port, and I’m not sure if it’s even possible.

I’d suggest plugging your cable box into a different HDMI input on your TV instead, if available.

I've tried on 4 different HDMI inputs. Unfortunately the warranty period has expired. I also have the Xbox 360 that has never given problem.

Try replacing the HDMI cable and using a different input port on the TV.

Made a mistake in my op. I listed an old receiver. I swapped that one out with a sony str dn1040 last year. This receiver has two hdmi outputs. I'm really not familiar with the functions of the second output at this time. I don't know if the second
hdmi output mirrors the first hdmi output, meaning that both outputs show the same thing on two displays. Or if it has discrete transmissions, meaning two displays can show different inputs. For example, one display shows my ps4 and the other display shows
my Xbox one. I don't even know if the latter is possible. But if the latter is the case, I can use the second hdmi output into the Xbox one hdmi input and have it on my cable box at all times.

Any thoughts

I'm going to study the manual tomorrow