Wirelessly connecting XBOX one to TV in another room?

deaallen · Jan 6, 2015

Hey All, apologies if this is in the wrong area. I used to use the forums a lot a couple of years ago but its changed a lot since then (not for the better in my opinion)

Anyway, I've got an XBOX one hooked up to my main TV, but I'd like to connect it wirelessly to the TV in my bedroom. The TV in my bedroom has some USB ports so ideally I'd like to use a wireless HDMI connection which I can power via the USB slots on the
TV. Is this even possible? If not I'd just like to use the simplest/ and also the smallest set up available, any help would be very appreciated - I'm not great with this kind of tech especially since its changed soo much in the last couple of months!

Thanks, Dean

:)

cyberWRAT · Jan 6, 2015

New X-box 360 slim wont update

have you tried getting to xbox live at another location? try connecting at a friends house. are you doing connecting wired or wirelessly?

CPTxxxOBVIOUS · Jan 6, 2015

White rain in graphics

Try connecting the Xbox to another TV, or another Input port on the TV.

Tangerla · Jan 6, 2015

You can get a wireless HDMI video transmitter. I haven't priced them but one I saw on Amazon.com (IOGEAR GW3DHDKIT Wireless 3D Digital Kit with Full HD 1080P and 5.1 Channel Digital Audio) was around $190. You would also have to buy an HDMI splitter as well
(around $25) unless you can deal with swapping your HDMI cable between the main TV and the wireless transmitter each time you want to switch TVs.

I wouldn't recommend the wireless transmitter if you were going to play games on your second TV due to possible lag issues.

Tangerla

You can get a wireless HDMI video transmitter. I haven't priced them but one I saw on Amazon.com (IOGEAR GW3DHDKIT Wireless 3D Digital Kit with Full HD 1080P and 5.1 Channel Digital Audio) was around $190. You would also have to buy an HDMI splitter as well
(around $25) unless you can deal with swapping your HDMI cable between the main TV and the wireless transmitter each time you want to switch TVs.

I wouldn't recommend the wireless transmitter if you were going to play games on your second TV due to possible lag issues.

Mister Fitzer

Hey Mat, I just read over this thread. So, it sounds like the issue wasn't occurring before switching to this new TV, correct? I'm curious, was your old TV in the same room, or was it closer to the modem? I can see you're trying to connect wirelessly, and
it's possible that if you changed to a room farther from the modem, the issue may be due to a weaker signal, or signal interference. Please let me know, and we'll go from there.

Richiestang78

IF you can connect your 360 wirelessly then you can your Xbox One. As far as your TV digital that doesn't mean its an HDTV. How is your Xbox 360 connected to your old TV, if your using red white and yellow cables that means its SD. What make and model
is your TV?

ianvin

The console is next to my TV and there is a router there (for cable connection to the tv and xbox for better performance). Can this be causing an issue? If yes - what can i change? (can't move the console to a another room since there is a 60 inch tv as well there lol)

MartineS(2)

RedskullR, no but the TV room is the opposite part of the house than my optic fiber "entrance". Cable is not gonna work for rest of the people I share the house with. I think its the structure of the house and the rooms. It's a bumpy road from the home central
(fiber connection) wirelessly too the TV room. But WHY is everything else but the Xbone working.

Note: I did get to play some games earlier today. Got connected to servers with 50 ping. Had no lag ingame. Could also skype with video and broadcast on Twitch.

Turned off, trying now and it doesn't work again. "Data Center: Searching..." for 15 minutes. This is bshit.

Wirelessly connecting XBOX one to TV in another room?