Xbox One Long boot time (connected to amp and tv using HDMI)

Since the last year big update of my X box one, is extremely slow to boot. It takes about 5 to 10 minutes to have the main menu on the TV.

It is connected to my TV and amplifier as well as my receiver using HDMI. Before the update, everything was fine, no problem. I haven't changed anything to my setup (same TV, amplifier, receiver). It just takes a lot of time to display the main menu on the
TV (I can hear the Xbox is actually booted since I can hear the Kinect connection sounds through the speakers, but I dont have an image on TV). Any solution?

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tv tuner not working every few days since NXOE

My xbox boots into tv and from time to time it wont show my tuner as being connected in the one guide. it will only show HDMI source to witch I have nothing connected. if i go to the settings and to tv and one guide then device control it shows as being
connected and I can successfully scan for channels. the process of scanning finds all channels then it still wont work when i hard reset and boot back up. anyone had malarial problems?

 

can i watch my cable through my xbox one without having to turn on my xbox one?

Incorrect. The Xbox One does NOT pass through the cable box output over HDMI with the Xbox off (if it did, you would still have to use HDMI2 because it is still running through the Xbox). If you are really able to watch cable TV through the Xbox One when
the TV is set to HDMI2 and also watch cable TV directly using your cable box when the TV is set to HDMI1, then one of 4 things is going on:

1) Your cable box has 2 HDMI outputs, one connected to the Xbox and the other directly to the TV. I am not aware of such a box with 2 HDMI outputs.

2) You have 2 separate cable boxes.

3) You are using an HDMI splitter to simultaneosly output your cable box to the HDMI input on the Xbox and the HDMI1 input on the TV.

4) You are confused--for example, perhaps your cable box is actually connected directly to your TV with component/composite, in addition to being connected to the Xbox via HDMI.

#3 is the only good solution to OP's problem. I can confirm the Monoprice 8204 HDMI splitter works well for this.

www.monoprice.com/Product

Actually, because OP's TV only has one HDMI input, OP will also need an HDMI switch in addition to the splitter. Monoprice has those also.