New xbox s. Trying first set up and registration but no code on Sony Bravia TV

TEST5: New Sony Bravia TV - my xBox works perfectly with all hdmi ports and all my hdmi cables...

Change resolutions, disable auto discover display, reconnect to my old TV - doesn't work...

On New Sony Bravia TV - all works

Black ops2 works on my Xbox one x in 3d when I hooked it up to my Sony bravia 3d tv. As does ac3.

It's a passive 3d system(non powered glasses)

Might be settings issue on tv?

Since posting this thread I have discovered the tv remote settings on my xbox one and have removed my Sony Bravia from it. I can't set up my Logik tv because the xbox one can't find it during the set up quite, unfortunately.

For those with similar problems and are wondering where the tv remote set up is:

Settings>Display & Sound > Volume > Set up TV/AV control.

Hi again, yes as I wrote it could be the high refresh rate. But you are also right it looks like my old Sony Bravia and this should work on higher refresh rate.
(I do not know how this called at your TV so I named it like it could be displayed):

So first try to get an Update for the Bravia via the Menu Settings: Digital Settings/Technical Settings/Software Download: on

And also try this:

Settings/MPEG: off

Setting/HDMI Controll: on

Hope this helps and thanks for keeping us informed.

My older HDTV had the same exact problem because it was not a wide screen hdtv. It was a Sony Trinitron Wega and the picture quality was very very good but it cut the left and right side of the screen off because it was not wide screen. Non of the tv settings
would fix it. So I recently bought a new tv to fix that issue.

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After a LOT of research on tvs and after a month of trial and error, I just purchased the
Sony BRAVIA KDL-40EX720 40" 3D LED-LCD TV 120hz 240 motionflow. This is by far THE best looking tv for gaming out there. Belive me I checked EVERY tv in Best Buy and ABC Warehous. Finally brought my 360 directly to the store and started hooking
to all the tvs they had. This Sony Bravia is as good as it gets. The image fits perfectly on the screen with the 16:9 setting. There are also a ton of other settings. Your 50" Samsung should have a setting somewhere in the menu or on the remote that allows
you to fit your 360 to the screen. If your HDTV is not widescreen then you might be out of luck and might need a new hdtv. I suggest the Sony Bravia listed in bold.