Wireless Cable Receiver?

NyleDaCrocodile · Mar 25, 2014

Can the Xbox One or will the Xbox One be able to act as a wireless cable receiver? Because I just got a TV in my room and i don't have a wireless Receiver yet (I have U-verse) and was wondering if the Xbox One will eventually be able to act as one. I tried
looking it up on Google and got nothing and was wondering any any of you had heard anything.

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Baldrick84 · Mar 25, 2014

Netflix on 360

I see a few for sale that say no wireless, ethernet cable needed. Is this an older model thing or are they prone to breaking?

bloosuga · Mar 25, 2014

How do I stay connected to Destiny?

If you're using wireless then try plugging an ethernet cable in, might solve that issue.

Jimmymorfue · Apr 9, 2014

No because wireless cable receivers have special antennas that work with one stationary cable box. Technically the xbox one is not a receiver. you would still need att's receiver to watch tv on your xbox. xbox just serves as a portal

AdamDietterick · Oct 31, 2018

Actually, the 360 can work with U-verse as another cable receiver. At this point with the X1, I would wait and see. Check for any updates here and with ATT. I bet they would want to cash in on their customers that have an X1.
As it is, I think they charge $9 to $11 to use the 360 as a receiver instead of their own equipment.

AdamDietterick

Actually, the 360 can work with U-verse as another cable receiver. At this point with the X1, I would wait and see. Check for any updates here and with ATT. I bet they would want to cash in on their customers that have an X1.
As it is, I think they charge $9 to $11 to use the 360 as a receiver instead of their own equipment.

Jimmymorfue

No because wireless cable receivers have special antennas that work with one stationary cable box. Technically the xbox one is not a receiver. you would still need att's receiver to watch tv on your xbox. xbox just serves as a portal

maxen

For wireless Xbox 360 controllers, you cannot use the charging cable to connect to a PC (it only transfers power, not data). To use the controller with a PC, you will either need an "Xbox 360 controller for Windows" (non-detachable cable) or use your existing
wireless controller with the wireless gaming receiver for Windows.

This is the wireless adapter you could use:
support.xbox.com/.../xbox-360-wireless-gaming-receiver-windows

Let us know if you have any questions.

Phoenix_Reins

Are you actually using a wireless controller with the plug n play charging cable?

If so that is the reason it's not working properly, you will need either a 360 controller that is weird( meaning the cable is not removable) or a wireless received
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IceStorm III

The USB charging cable for the wireless controller does not carry data. The reason Windows "sees" it is for the purposes of charging only. To use a wireless controller with Windows requires the

Wireless Gaming Receiver for Windows.

Wireless Cable Receiver?