Newest beta update got rid of night mode and the new HDMI-CEC options still arent here

Hi,

Exactly which Xbox One model are you on? HDMI-CEC (the feature for what you’re trying to do) is only supported on Xbox One X and Series X|S consoles, and it’s not possible to enable this on any previous Xbox models.

Are you an Xbox Insider and what OS version are you currently on? You can find this info in Settings > System > Console info.

Your TV appears to support HDMI-CEC, so no concerns there.

https://www.insigniaproducts.com/pdp/NS-32DD220NA16/1054012

If you have a compatible Xbox One and the software is updated, then verify that this option is enabled in Settings > General > Sleep mode & start-up > TV & A/V power options. Refer to:

How do I control other devices using HDMI-CEC? | Xbox Support

You may need to restart your console so that the changes properly take effect. Be sure to wait at least 10-15 seconds before reconnecting the power to completely reset the power supply.

Keep in mind that there are known issues with this feature as mentioned in the status for the most recent update here:

What's new: Xbox system updates

> Some players have reported that HDMI-CEC isn’t working correctly. Ensure that your TV supports HDMI-CEC and that it’s enabled. If the issue persists, report the problem

Hope this helps.

Thanks for the update. This is still happening even after the offline update?

In any case (if its the game or the system the one with the bug) please proceed reporting now the problem using the link shared above

Hopefully it will be fixed in the next system update

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By the way, as a last advise, let's try this (can be a bit odd but worth trying it)

Disable the HDMI CEC features (all):

Go to Settings > General > Sleep mode & startup > TV & A/V power options

Source: https://support.xbox.com/en-US/help/hardware-ne...

How to Turn on HDMI-CEC on Your Samsung TV

1. Open the External Device Manager. To activate HDMI-CEC, go to the External Device Manager, found under the General
   Settings menu.
2. Activate CEC. The first option in the External Device Manager is Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC). ...
   
3. Navigate to Universal Remote. In the source list, select Universal Remote, and add a new device.

Just found this, hope it helps

Xbox has created a new feedback.xbox.com site that allows users to post ideas and is voting based. Top voted posts move to the top and are supposedly addressed sooner. I've posted a new "Idea" to Add HDMI-CEC Support to Xbox One; please go here and vote
for it!
xbox.uservoice.com/.../6033181-add-hdmi-cec-support-to-xbox-one

Xbox has created a new feedback.xbox.com site that allows users to post ideas and is voting based. Top voted posts move to the top and are supposedly addressed sooner. I've posted a new "Idea" to Add HDMI-CEC Support to Xbox One; please go here and vote
for it!
xbox.uservoice.com/.../6033181-add-hdmi-cec-support-to-xbox-one