NEW SAMSUNG TV does not play and show xbox360. older samsung tv show xbox360

Is this Samsung UE37D5000 good for playing xbox360?

www.wwe.com/.../xbox-samsung-smart-tvs-26101595

we can find out on the 4/2

I have the same issue:

* the plain Xbox controller (non elite) connects via bluetooth to the TV and is recognised by the Xbox cloud app on my Samsung TV. I can use it to play games using the Samsung Xbox app.

* the brand new Xbox Elite Series 2 controller connects via bluetooth to the TV and is NOT recognised by the Xbox cloud app.

I tried several attempts deleting the pairing, re-pairing. Turn off TV on the power switch. Re-installing the Xbox app on the Samsung TV.

The result is always the same:

* The Xbox Elite Series 2 controller connects successfully to the TV and is shown as Paired and Connected in the Samsung TVs feature where you add external devices.
* But the Xbox app shows the yellow ! exclamation mark and does not recognise the Elite Controller.

I’ve paired my other non Elite standard Xbox controller now vie Bluetooth and USB, which works both.

Thanks Argontheos. They can also click on this link
pictures.xbox-scene.com/.../samsung-hitachi-benq-liteon-v4.jpg as it shows the ‘Hitachi-LG DL10N’ from a slim.

I'm seeing bad ghosting/coronas/blur/duplicating images

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I've used my xbox one x with 3 tv's and this new qled is the only TV I have had any issues with (which makes me believe it is a problem with the TV and not the xbox, but Samsung are insisting that this issue is with xbox. ...

If 3 other TVs don't show ghosting/coronas/blur etc... then it is most definitely the Samsung TV responsible for the ghosting.

Ghosting/coronas can't happen on the graphics chip (unless it's a lightning effect, the programmer actually intended to render, and then it'll show on all TVs). So if it only happens on the Samsung, then only the Samsung has the problem with ghosting.

Usually ghosting coronas and the likes happen when an overzealous image enhancement tries to make a natural image from a normal TV or movie camera "sharper". However, these algorithms fail when used on computer generated images, and produce "ringing" around
sharp edges that appear as coronas.

Try if your Samsung has a "Game Mode" to turn off all image enhancements.