Tv display

LED TV's don't have LED display. LED TV's still have LCD displays, so any display lagg is do with the type of LCD display used.

The main difference between an LED TV and an LCD TV is the backlighting. An LED TV uses LED (Light-emitting diode) backlighting instead of cold cathode lamps which LCD TV's use.

Hi there,

please double check if the cable is connected properly to the TV.

After that try the reset display settings solution mentioned on this link:
support.xbox.com/.../tv-or-monitor-screen-is-blank-while-connected

Let us know the results

I had the same problem, but couldn't find a solution last night. I re-started several times in various orders with no luck. Given that and the HDMI pass-through problems I finally gave up and directly connected the cable box (PVR) to the receiver (AVR).


No more TV for my Xbox.. I might try again in a few months after Microsoft finishes beta testing on the other more patient un-paid test team.

Hello Lee,

Thanks for coming to the forums. We recommend to try the
troubleshoot blank screen. There could be few different reasons. Make sure it is in HDMI out, try different HDMI ports on the TV itself. Another that gets overlooked a lot, make sure the console plugged directly into a wall outlet. You can use ext. cords
or surge protectors but if they are not putting the correct amount of power the console can stop working altogether.

Thanks,

Brad

If you are set up that way (Instant on...even using a Harmony Remote to control my devices) I find that I have to wait for a few seconds for my (newish) Cisco Set top box to catch up. The Xbox loads up quickly, I can turn STB on first and Xbox One beats
it. My Cisco has to go through the whole 2d/3d handshake thing before it actually starts passing a signal (the whole time Xbox displays No TV detected). It finally shows the TV after 5-10 seconds.