USB Digital TV Tuner no longer finds any channels after disconnecting, reconnecting and ...

Hi

I added the Xbox one USB Digital TV tuner and successfully scanned >120 channels. I watched a few channels and quality was great. I then disconnected and reconnected the aerial, and the tuner then no longer detected any signal. I tried re-scanning the
channels, and also reconnecting the USB tuner. I've tried clearing the OneGuide and History, then re-scanning channels and going through TV setup from scratch. I've also tried disconnecting the tuner, powering off the Xbox One restarting and going through
TV tuner set up - still nothing. I know that the aerial connection is fine as my TV scans and finds the same number of channels when I connect the aerial to it directly.

Any ideas?

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XBOX One + Digital TV tuner (USB) + DVB-T2 rod antenna is not working ...

Hello,

I try to watch TV with a DVB-T2 rod antenna, the Digital TV tuner (USB) on the XBOX One.

If I carry out the channel search, the XBOX One finds no channels.

So here are my question:

1. Does the Digital TV Tuner (USB) work with a DVB-T2 rod antenna at all?

If the Digital TV Tuner (USB) work with a DVB-T2 rod antenna at all, so what am I doing wrong?

Thank you, Ardan

 

Xbox One Digital TV Tuner - HD Channels Missing

Yes! I have exactly the same problem (located in KT6).

My TV tuner is not new, but I have recently noticed HD channels have disappeared. It may have been after an update? I've tried rescanning channels but to no avail.

 

I have a similar problem though i cant find any channels whilst scanning in the first place, I have freesat in the uk and no channels are ever found after all the steps you mention above...its so annoying.

 

The digital TV tuner is for freeview, not free sat. You need to connect it to a terrestrial antenna.

DVB-C is for cable, not freesat

 

The digital TV tuner is for freeview, not free sat. You need to connect it to a terrestrial antenna.

DVB-C is for cable, not freesat

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It has a freesat option through the tuner.

I'm getting the same as LGB tho. Did anyone find a solution for this?

 

This may be irrelevant, but I have a question about the TV tuner. I understand that you plug the tuner into the XB1 through USB, not HDMI. I have an Xbox 360 hooked up to my XB1 through the HDMI-in port. In order to play 360 games, I have to use the TV app,
and the TV tuner uses the TV app as well in order to work. I also understand that when you plug in the TV tuner, the OneGuide separates the TV tuner channels from the "HDMI content". My question is this: if I have a TV tuner with a coax cable connected through
the XB1's USB port AND an Xbox 360 connected through the XB1'S HDMI-in port (both at the same time), can I switch between my Xbox 360 and my TV tuner when using the TV app? Thanks for the help!