Xbox App Loses connection to my console when I switch inputs on my Tv while streaming.

On my TV it has to have a cable connected in order to cycle thru to that particular input whether digital or analog. Its not like the old TVs where u could just cycle thru every input when you hit the Source or TV/Video button. One thing i noticed on my
TV that was diffrent when the xbox hdmi port was working properly was when my xbox was shut off but still hooked up i could switch to the HDMI input on my TV that it was connected to. Now the xbox has to be turned on in order for my TV to recognize that a
cable is hooked up to that input and let me switch to it. Almost like there is no standby signal coming out of the xbox while its powered off anymore. Could anyone else with a TV that only cycles particular inputs that have a cable connected confirm whether
they still have a Standby signal when the xbox is off. I am curious to hear from someone with a console with a working HDMI port and someone with a non working HDMI port. My PS3 hooked up with that same cable to the same port lets me switch to the right HDMI
input while turned off so im pretty sure its not the cable or TV causing the issue.

Ok I have been playing with this for a while. My input on my TV Does indicate that TV setting have a new input description (came in a firmware update).

Now instead of being to select HDMI 1.4 or 2.0 or Auto, I now have Auto and Standard. On a 2.0 input with a 2.0 HDMI cable, on Standard "Auto Low Latency Mode" and on Auto "The best choice for what input device is used" When I select Auto there is still a check mark in standard for ALLM. Now is this meaning my TV has ALLM support? When I switched to streaming netflix on the xbox ALLM carries over as it turns off my streaming preference for viewing, rather it keeps Motion on (the soap opera effect) It keeps bright on high. So Every time I use the XBOX and switch medias (from gaming to streaming) I have to change settings EVERY time. I do not know why. I have TCL 55r617.

After some quick research, I'm going ot assume you have a standard tv and not the Roku streaming player (the little box thing) so you would simply plug the Xbox One S into the HDMI input of the tv, select that input on the tv and turn the xbox one and
off you go ( depending on weather the tv will sit on an input source when there is no input you may have to switch to the HDMI input the Xbox is connected to when the Xbox turns on)

I solved this by having two outputs from my cable box. HDMI to the XB1 and Component straight to the TV. So if my kids want to watch TV I switch the input over to Component and they have full control of the TV while I am streaming games from the XB1.
I can also turn off the tv and stream without a problem. It will initially turn on when I boot up the XB1 but I just turn it off after it starts.

Then I can also watch TV while grinding my RPG games

Hey there Matictac! I would suggest setting your TV to the proper input before turning the console on and not switching inputs while the console is on. Just for clarification, does the console behave this way when connected with regular AV cables as well,
or just when using HDMI? Let me know, thanks!