My Xbox one won't transfer the video image to tv, I already changed the HDMI cable

Hi, I hope you're doing great out there. I am an Independent advisor and I am here to help you in regard to your concern.

I would like to clarify, are you seeing a black screen or no signal screen?

Also, have you tried using a different TV or Monitor?

1 - I've got 3 monitors at home and they are all the same model, and they aren't able to display my Xbox 360's images.

2 - I'm using a cable that's HDMI on one side and DVI on the other. According to the vendor I've bought it from, it works fine for connecting the Xbox 360 to any monitor (apparently he's already tried it out).

3 - Yesterday I've bought a cable that's AV on one side (for the Xbox) and VGA + an Audio output on the other. I've tried it out and it works just fine. Yet, the image seems just a bit blurry and, from what I've been told, VGA has a lower quality output
than HDMI/DVI so this is to be expected.

I've also learned how to plug both AV and HDMI cables in my Xbox at a time. Every time I've got ONLY the VGA cable connected to the Xbox, I can see the images on my Monitor/TV. Whenever I plug the HDMI cable to the Xbox (w/ the AV cable plugged), the image
on my Monitor/TV disappears. It seems as if the Xbox is prioritizing the HDMI video output over the AV one.

So, I was wondering, is there any way I could plug the AV cable to my TV and the HDMI cable to my Monitor while at least one of them displays an image? That way, I could turn on the TV and alter the display options in the Xbox for my monitor till it works.

THANKS A LOT FOR ANSWERING Mister Cerb!

At the moment there is no way to transfer the videos to the Xbox One. However, you can connect your 360 through the Xbox One using a HDMI cable and then access the 360 using the Xbox Go To TV command.

Each cable/port on the Xbox has separate video settings that get remembered. I'd unplug ALL cables from the Xbox except for HDMI and do a video reset with only that plugged in. If you've already been through that, I don't have any other ideas. You could
try a different HDMI port on the TV, a different HDMI cable, or flipping the cable around - plug the end that was in the TV into the Xbox, and the end that was in the Xbox into the TV.

Hi All, I have bought HDMI cable to connect my XBOX to TV. So... on my TV I have set video to 1080p and it works fine ! So i guess the problem is with my hdmi to dvi cable, need to change it later. Now i'll play games on my TV for a while )