Xbox one av projector display issues

AVS Forum did an article a few weeks back. Might help. A lot of the info comes from people that own the particular projector or have seen it in action.

www.avsforum.com/.../projectors-101-avs-favorites

Well, if the xbox 360 it's self is still putting out a video signal to other displays like TV's or monitor's you know that the issue lies in the one device that's not displaying the picture, the EPSON projector you are asking about. If that projector is
the only device that won't display picture from the Xbox 360 you mentioned, then you know there shouldn't be an issue with the Xbox and that it is likely to do with the Projector. If it doesn't even recognize the HDMI input, it could be a dead cord too, but
I highly doubt that. Try using a new cord, and try messing with the display settings on the projector to see if anything helps, but honestly, it very likely has to do with the projector, and it may be a good idea to contact EPSON support to see if there is
anything they can offer to help you out support wise.

Keep us updated and best of luck!!!

Hello everyone!
Something like that seems to happen to me.
A few weeks ago my xbox one s runs perfect if I connected it to my projector or TV through the HDMI port.
Now its only recognize a new TV, or I have to connect it to my projector through the AV port, with an adapter (hdmi to AV). If I connect it directly to the projector 's HDMI port,
nothing is visible.
The projector's hdmi works perfectly with my pc or with the digital camera. Then, the console emits signal unfailingly, because I can use it with my new TV,
or with my projector through the AV adapter,
Of course the quality is a little less than 720p.
Will it be an update error?
I already tried the cold start (start in low resolution) and it only worked with the TV, not with the projector.
If anyone knows anything, I greatly appreciate it!

I am in the same boat you are: Xbox One with an Epson 3020. The "mute" command is an AV mute that, from what I can tell, is a cute way to "mute" both the audio coming from the projector (if you use that) and the video projecting out of the 3020. I am in
search of a way for the Xbox One to "turn on" and "turn off" my projector when I issue the Xbox One the respective command. If anyone knows a way for this to work, please let us know! Thanks!

Hi Alexus. My name is Kyle and I'm an independent advisor.

Which Xbox One model do you have? Is it the original Xbox One, the Xbox One S, or the Xbox One X?

What happens when you connect it to the projector? Does the projector just display no signal?

Thanks,
Kyle