TV not turning off with Xbox One, but it changes the input.

So, I have an Xbox One and the Pioneer VSX-1021 receiver. It works. It sounds great, but I think it's not going to be a good solution for really getting what I want out of the system. The problem is that with CEC turned on fully (HDMI control/synchronization
between devices) - that being tv turned on, receiver turned to on, xbox one on, the problem is that the receiver very aggressively changes the input to tv/sat. Well, there is no tv/sat input on the back of the receiver! So, you have to use another. I use DVR/BDR.
So, every time xbox one fires everything up, it switches to a useless input and there is no way to turn this off. The only workaround is to turn some CEC functions off and that becomes a pain as it just doesn't work right. The best workaround is to walk to
the receiver and MANUALLY change it back to the input you want. Doing that allows everything to work. This is therefore not a great receiver for xbox one owners. Not having the TV/SAT HDMI input was poor thinking.

Hey WEAP0N VII - What's the model # of your Sharp TV?

try turning your xbox one on with your tv off - then turn on your tv.

i find with mine when i switch inputs i need to turn my tv off then on for it to pick it up.

After some quick research, I'm going ot assume you have a standard tv and not the Roku streaming player (the little box thing) so you would simply plug the Xbox One S into the HDMI input of the tv, select that input on the tv and turn the xbox one and
off you go ( depending on weather the tv will sit on an input source when there is no input you may have to switch to the HDMI input the Xbox is connected to when the Xbox turns on)

Hi there,

I have my Samsung TV set to Dynamic Picture mode, All special viewing modes off and in the Expert Settings the following:

HDMI Black Level - Auto

Dynamic Contrast - High

HDMI UHD Color - On

Digital Clean View - Auto

Auto Motion Plus - Auto

That should give you a start. Play around with the settings and see what works for you.

One thing to watch, if you set it that the TV turns on when the console powers on, even if you turn it off, it will still power on if the TV is set to the console input when the console is off. I get around it by always making sure I leave the TV on the
cable input and not changing inputs until r the console is powered on.

-edit- for clarification- if the TV is set to power the console on when the TV is powered on, that is when the TV will power the console off if it's left on the console input. Either don't set the TV to control the console, or always remember to change inputs
before powering the TV off.