Problems with HDMI Cable working properly

No, the HDMI cable in the box is nothing more than a 1.4 HDMI cable. So any will do.

Now, as for the problem, there are two things that come to mind.

1. The video throughput have had problems, and Microsoft has said that it could be the console itself if you are having alot of trouble with it.

2. As you got it to work with the HDMI cable included, that leads me to think that maybe your own cable isn't a 1.4 version of the HDMI cable (and maybe the Xbox requires that category/version of the HDMI to work properly). So check to see what version of
HDMI u have or try and buy a 1.4 HDMI and see if that does work.

But in terms of the included cable, there is nothing special about it. It's just a 1.4 HDMI cable.

Heya FootprintTrader,

The first thing I would try is to use a different HDMI cable. It could be that the HDMI cable is not working properly.

Speak soon,

Nescio

Tried resetting display settings, didn't work. Tested on other HDTV (direct connection with HDMI, different cable), worked fine. Retested on my HDTV, through receiver with different cable, not fine. Retested with same cable, direct connection, worked.

Issue, won't display properly on HDTV when passed through receiver, even though it had as of about midnight CST, while other HDMI devices connected to receiver have no problems. This is an issue because my HDTV only has one HDMI port.

I'm having the same problem. My TV is not recognizing the xbox one thru hdmi but it recognizes the cable box and computer. I've tried different hdmi ports on different TVs, it's not working properly. Somehow the xbox one can still turn on and off the TV.

May I know if you have tried switching the ends of the HDMI cables? Some HDMI cables have directional flows for signal, so connecting it the other way around would make it not work properly.