Xbox 360 E Class A/V 3.5mm Composite Cable

have you tried to submite a repair order for them?

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You can not submit an repair order form. The warranty is only for 90 days on the cables.

The Xbox 360 E console comes with a Xbox 360 E 3.5mm Composite A/V Cable that connects
to the appropriate port on the console. You can Click here to Learn how to connect your Xbox 360 E console to high-definition or standard
TVs and monitors.

I`m using the Xbox 360 HDMI Cable instead, It`s much more better than the 3.5mm Composite A/V Cable there`s
a lot of hassle for me with this A/V Cable.

DaddyTDL:

The Xbox 360 E does support AV out:

1. 3.5mm connector to the 3.5mm jack on the back of the console.
2. Locate the A/V ports on your TV or monitor. Connect the color-coded connectors on the composite A/V cable to the corresponding ports on the TV as follows:
   

• Yellow = composite video
• Red = right-channel analog audio
• White = left-channel analog audio

Connect your Xbox 360 E to your TV

Taken from: http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-360/system/360-e-console-setup

You're probably dealing with an HDCP error, as I think the Xbox 360 uses HDCP when outputting through HDMI. Converters should be "HDCP Compliant" for the best results. I don't think there is a setting to configure HDCP in the Xbox 360. I suggest you get
an analog connector instead of converting HDMI. Every Xbox 360 has an analog connector to output video alternative to HDMI.

I will assume you are trying to use Composite/RCA (red, white, and yellow) for your projector.

For the original Xbox 360 and Xbox 360 S (Slim), you can make use of the
large, trapezoidal connector for A/V. Here are some examples from

Amazon, eBay, and

GameStop.

The Xbox 360 E is a bit different, but you can still output video with the 3.5mm connector on the back of the console. Here are some examples from

Amazon,
eBay, and
GameStop.