Static Flickering Issue

Trouble shooting steps I have tried:

Hard reset, pressing power for 5 seconds, after I turn it on it works normally playing games, but if I go to YouTube or Netflix it happens again,

HDMI cables replaced, same issue

Unplugged from AVR straight to TV same issue with nothing else plugged in Kinect unplugged as well

Now I have to use the Playstaion 4 for Netflix and YouTube and the Xbox for games very frustrating changing consoles just to watch movies/videos

I'm unsure which update caused this but I haven't watched Netflix or youtube for about 2 weeks prior to attempting to watch yesterday when I posted this

My friend has had this issue and It seemed to be the HDMI cable, also maybe putting the XBox in 8 bit mode seems to fix it for some people as well.

I probably should have mentioned (but i hadn't thought top check) that the issue i'm having happens even when I remove the stereo adapter and plug the headset directly into my controller. The audio flickers and gets static and sounds broken.

Hi JordanPettitt. My name is Kyle and I'm an independent advisor.

This message can appear if another device on the network is using the IP address your Xbox is trying to use. Your hub may not support a public static IP (5G broadband doesn't in most cases), but it should support static IP addresses for local devices. If you can reserve a static IP address, then set the Xbox to that address, it should solve the issue. Usually, this is done in the hub settings, I suggest contacting Three for help with this.

> As when I then change the IP to auto I can see the IP address increasing eery second, it sort of flickers and changes. Is this an Xbox issue, or an issue with my ISP?

Sounds like there's a communication issue between your hub and the console. Setting up a static IP for your Xbox should prevent this from happening.

Please reach back if you have further questions.

Thanks,
Kyle

I have post this in another thread, but this can help someone else.

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Hello. I have got something very important to say.

Today I have installed my new Intel NUC. It's a miniPC that I will use as a HTPC. So while I was watching a movie I have had the same problem. Just the same problem!!!

2 seconds blank screen without sound....

This means just one thin. There must be a bug/problem with de Philips HDMI. This problem doesn't occur in my LG 22 LCD monitor.

Microsoft sent me yesterday the new console to replace my original console. I don't know if the console that Microsoft sent me is new or repaired. In any case both consoles have the same warranty.

I have 12 days to send my first console back to Microsoft.

Now I have a doubt. I'm sure the problem is not Xbox ONE. The problem is the Philips TV. So which console would you send to Microsoft? The one that I received yesterday or my original console?

I hope this info can help anybody.

Greetings and I'm waiting for your advices.