Xbox not controlling TV and Bose anymore

PaulBaker82 · Oct 4, 2017

Hello,

For a few years now my Xbox One has powered my TV and Bose Lifestyle 18 SII very well. This week I had an error message come up when I turned the Xbox on (don’t have error code) and from that point on the Xbox won’t turn the TV or Bose on or off.

Everything is still listed on the device control and the settings haven’t changed so I’m at a loss.

Any ideas?

:)

comedian1220 · Oct 4, 2017

XBOX Live TV and Bose T20

I currently have a Bose Lifestyle T20 surround sound system. My XBOne is connected to the Bose system in one of the HDMI slots, and it works GREAT! however, when i try to use it for simple Live TV ( I do not have cable/sattelite) it tells me it can't find
the picture from the TV. Currently the TV is plugged into the Bose system as well. I have however tried the following configurations:

XBone directly into the TV (and TV into the Bose), this way I lose the Xbox picture.

Xbox into the Bose system, and the TV into the Xbox. No signal on the TV and therefore can't see the XBOX.

Xbox AND TV both into the Bose. Xbox picture works fine on the TV, but trying to watch TV just gives me the looking for TV picture. (If i skip that

step then i just get a black screen.)

I have an LG TV, and the Xbox finds that fine and can control it when it asks to do so during setup. It also can find the Bose System when I tried to set that up from settings. But so far No TV!

SubmarineSnake5 · Oct 4, 2017

I have Bose cinemate series audio system and I am not hearing Xbox 360 sound from Bose speakers

I connected my TV to Bose cinemate series 2 and all the devices connected to that TV will get the audio from Bose system and I connected to Bose system via optical cable I am not hearing the sound when I connected xbox360 to tv via HDMi through Bose speakers.
Please suggest

Internet Expert · Oct 9, 2017

If you are controlling those devices with an IR emitter, a
power cycle can usually help restore that function.

Hope this helps!

Internet Expert

If you are controlling those devices with an IR emitter, a
power cycle can usually help restore that function.

Hope this helps!

Upinya Slayin

@rand

sure it won't control all your consoles lol. but it will control your roku, xbox, tv, and sound system. I have a bose soundbar, direcTV reciever, samsung TV, and xbox and it controls all 4 of them with ease from my cell and via voice commands

andersonpassos

Thank you for contact us! I'm Anderson, an Independent Consultant and a Microsoft user like you.

Good afternoon

First, make sure your Xbox One is connected to your TV via HDMI.

Next, connect your Bose Soundbar to your TV using an HDMI cable.

On your Sharp TV, go to the audio settings menu and select "HDMI Audio Output."

Select the HDMI port to which your Bose Soundbar is connected.

Once the HDMI connection is established, the audio from your Xbox One should be routed through your TV and into your Soundbar.

Now, you should be able to control the volume of your Bose Soundbar using your Xbox One remote.

Fenris E Wolf

Hi City357,

Please try the following so we can figure out where the issue is. Also due to the way you formatted your post several of the lines are cutoff. 1st go to each device and change the sound setting to stereo instead of surround sound and be sure to uncheck Surround
Sound BETA on the Xbox One if you have it enabled. Try connecting your Media Receiver via HDMI into the Xbox One and then into the TV and then go into TV Settings Troubleshooting and select the Reset TV option and complete the setup. This will tell us you
can get the full audio and video TV Feed without involving your sound system. If this works fine then connect your Bose sound system between your Xbox One and the Media Receiver so it goes MR>Bose>Xbox One>TV and see if that works. Then go into the TV Settings
and setup the Bose under the AVR devices. If it works w/o the bose and not with it tells us the issue is with the Bose and we need to adjust some settings to get the Audio working.

TokyoRose00

Depending on your tv, you could always use your analog out of your TV to your bose system.

Xbox not controlling TV and Bose anymore