XBox One HDMI Stop Sending Signal

I just received my console back less than 1 month ago and now my warranty has expired. My Xbox will randomly stop sending an output through the HDMI. This includes audio and video. It will do it briefly for a couple minutes then just completely stop.
I have to shut the console down and try again later. Some days is will run for several hours with no problems and others I can't use it for more than a few minutes before it happens. Since it's been less than a month from a warranty repair and now my warranty
has expired I feel I this still needs to be covered. I didn't spend $500 between it and the connect for the system to only last 1 year then need to pay $115 to have repaired. Who knows how long that repair will last until the next and I will have to pay
again! Please provide feedback.

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HDMI splitter on XB1

No I mean I need to split the HDMI out from the xbox, so I send one signal to the theater system and one to the projector

 

problem streaming cable TV through xbox one

I had no issues with streaming cable TV through my new xbox one (HDMI cable from cable box into xbox one), then suddenly it no longer picked up the cable TV signal. I know the cable TV signal is fine since I can re-route the HDMI through my receiver and
pick up the TV signal fine. Is it possible that the xbox HDMI jack has failed? Or some other reason that it would suddenly stop picking up the cable TV signal?

 

Hi have you tried using an alternate HDMI cable and a different socket on the TV to see if the problems continues and if available also try running the console on an alternate TV for a couple of days to see what happens

 

Hi, after a service repair the Xbox comes with a 90 day warranty, if all else fails please hurry and request the Xbox be looked at again.

What is my warranty after my console or Kinect is serviced?

We provide a post-service warranty. The length of the warranty depends on whether the service was in warranty or out of warranty:

•In-warranty service: If your Xbox console or Kinect sensor was serviced within the original warranty period (free repair), you receive either the balance of your original warranty or 90 days, whichever is longer.

•Out-of-warranty service: If your Xbox console or Kinect sensor was serviced outside of the original warranty period (paid repair), your serviced product has a 90-day warranty.