X1 stopped turning on and off my audio receiver since update

Have you tried adjusting the IR response speed in the settings?

 

Yes, I tried that. Same issue.

 

Microsoft please add my audio receiver ONKYO TX-SV414PRO!

 

I've created a new thread in the 'Console Feedback' section to Add HDMI-CEC Support to Xbox One; here's the link:

forums.xbox.com/.../1723017.aspx

Hopefully if it gets some activity it may actually be noticed.

 

Don't count on Microsoft adding HDMI-CEC. That would require you to turn on your cable box first and not the X1. And that assuming cable boxes have HDMI-CEC capabilities (I don't have cable so I don't know, but my HD antenna converter box does not support
CEC). Unless they somehow send a distinct IR signal to the cable box and use HDMI-CEC through the X1 to the TV/audio receiver. And isn't HDMI-CEC send the signal up to turn on and comes down to turn off. Wouldn't that mean you'd turn your X1 on to turn your
entertainment systems all on and have to turn your TV off to turn everything off?

 

D Dub Nasty, you should now find your TXSV414Pro in the A/V receiver database. I hope it uses the right codes and fixes your problems.

 

Thendercleetz, HDMI-CEC support doesn't have to be an 'all or nothing' feature. If given the proper configuration settings, Kinect IR blaster and HDMI-CEC could work in tandem quite well. As you say most cable boxes don't support this feature, so they would
be continued to controlled by the Kinect, the rest by HDMI-CEC (with the ability to turn this on/off). As for the Power On/Off, HDMI-CEC is a two-way communication if you turn the Xbox on and the TV and AVR are both already powered on it's checks that and
does nothing. For powering off, we would need to be given an additional option (just as PS4 does). 'Power off console only', and 'Power off all components'.

 

I'll give it a try tonight and let you know. Thanks.

 

I don't know if this question belongs in this section.. but when I record vids or game clips there is no sound? Can anyone help?

 

I tried the exact code and it's still giving me the same issue. I noticed that the last update added an automatic detection for receivers. I ran it and it turns it on perfectly, but will not turn it off. So frustrating. So close.

 

Xbox has created a new feedback.xbox.com site that allows users to post ideas and is voting based. Top voted posts move to the top and are supposedly addressed sooner. I've posted a new "Idea" to Add HDMI-CEC Support to Xbox One; please go here and vote
for it!
xbox.uservoice.com/.../6033181-add-hdmi-cec-support-to-xbox-one