Tv volume on home screen?????????????????

I know they were turning the down the volume when TV was playing when playing inside the home screen. That might have thrown off your settings. Maybe now 65 is your new normal for a good TV/sound balance.

Thanks for the note. I'm not juiced46 on AVS. My Uverse remote controlled my Denon on volume without issue prior to the xbox. It is now not controlling the TV volume but a volume on the xbox and it is in a small black box in the right upper corner of the
TV (my TV volume shows in the bottom center). The volume on the upper corner goes 0 thru 25. 0 acts like the mute button and freezes the screen rather than muting the Denon and the volume up/down changes the number but not the actual volume. Yes I know
that sounds crazy!

Hi there Dakoda sorry to hear this!
Is this your headset volume so low or through TV speakers?

Interference, distance from the audio source, or low battery levels may cause fluctuations in volume using a headset. Ensure a stable Bluetooth connection, wired connection and keep your headphones within the recommended range, & charged to full for optimal volume performance

You can adjust your headset settings on the Audio & music screen: Press Xbox home - Select the Audio & music icon at the bottom of the guide. Headset volume: This can also be adjusted by rotating the dial on the outside of the earcup of your headset.

Check your TV settings there could be a 'Game mode' setting when playing which naturally turns down your volume. The quick and easy steps usually provide a solution! Best of luck.

You set the volume on the TV to zero or "mute" (if the latter doesn't leave a MUTE icon on the screen). There are no options to turn it off on the console.

Did you choose the correct TV provider when you went through the setup? Try changing the TV provider until Channel up works.

As far as the sound goes, you would not be able to separate the sound on your tv from your headphones. They are both pulling sound from the same place (Your xbox or cable tv). Certain brands of headphones have a feature on them to separate chat and game volume
which is what you may be mixing up.

When you are saying mute, you are muting your TV volume which is where your xbox and cable come through. When your TV is muted, all sound is muted unless you have a home theater system, in which case sound would still come through the home theater. But again,
the home theater would be pulling its sound from the same place as the tv so there is no way to separate your tv / game volumes.