My Xbox series s I got a vizio tv and it turned on with out color but when I go to my...

My TV, Vizio V655-G9, says in the manual it supports 4K UHD @ 60hz. However, my Xbox One S says my TV does not support 4K @ 60hz. So I can select 4K resolution in settings.

Everything is updated and I have tried many different ports and many different HDMI cables. Advanced settings is on Auto-Detect.

Hey so i ran into this issues with my older vizio as well. So you need to go into your tv settings or use the vizio smart cast app on your phone you can download it if you down have it and connect your tv to your phone but you need to go to your input settings
and select the hdmi port your xbox is connected to and turn on full UHD Color this allows the 4k image go back to your xbox tv and display options and check tv details if there not showing up sometimes restarting the xbox is necessary

I have an Xbox One S hooked up to the HDMI 1 on my M70-D3. And while it's great, there are black outs periodically.

This only happens with the Xbox and only when hooked up to the M70-D3. I tried other sources on the TV, HD antenna, Apple TV (4th Gen), and using Cast, there was no issue with those sources.

I hooked my Xbox to a M70-C3 (2015) and there was no issue on that TV.

So, there seems to be an issue between the Xbox One S and specifically the M series Dx (2016 HDR Vizio TVs), I have the latest firmware on both devices.

Known
Issue

The CTO from Vizio stated on the avs forums this is a known issue, my feeling on it is vizio owes me a refund.

My 37 inch TV actually hit the Dirt and got a Vizio this time and couldn't be happier. I bought a Samsung 5300 series TV before and returned it because for the life of me i couldn't get the color calibrated correctly Since the Knicks Blue jersey's looked
Green lol. The pictures also didnt look as sharp as the Vizio and the blacks were more Grayish then on the vizio. For the price i wou'd suggest the Vizio E series 32 inch (2014) model which comes with the Internet apps option the E320I-B2 or one without
which is E320-B2

store.vizio.com/.../e320ib2.html

Last I tried, the HDMI color Subsampling still makes my Vizio P-75-C1 still go black. Has anyone tried today's update? Does that have a fix for the HDR issue on Vizio TV's?

Hey Aiki Man!

Originally, specific Vizio 4K TV's only supported Dolby Vision and not HDR10. Just recently Vizio began rolling out firmware updates that includes HDR10 support for their 4K SmartCast M & P series TV's. For more information, please refer to

Vizio's HDR10 Firmware Information page. As noted on that page, this currently applies to M50-D1, M60-D1. P50-C1, P55-C1, P65-C1, and P75-C1. If you do not own one of those models, your TV may not support HDR10 quite yet and you may need to reach out to
Vizio support in regards to that.

Be sure to enable HDMI Color Subsampling on your TV if it is one of the model's mentioned above! Let us know how it goes!

I too am having this issue. I have a brand new XBOX One S, and a brand new Vizio M-Series M65-D0. I went through tech support with Vizio and with MS who, no surprise here, blame each other. My M65 has a built in Chrome Cast (Google Cast) and when I watch
Netflix 4K on the "Cast" input all is well. When watching Netflix or playing games through Xbox with HDR, which I have plugged into HDMI-1 (with color subsampling enabled on HDMI-1) as this is the only port that supports HDR, the issue appears. I have tried
replacing the High Speed HDMI cable that came with the XBO-S as MS suggested, plugged the XBO-S straigh to the wall socket, as MS Suggested, and the issue still persists ONLY with the Xbox. Admittedly, I have not tried another 4k/UHD/HDR source (ie: UHD Blue
Ray player) to see if this issue appears with same.