Xbox One losing TV signal

I'm having the same issues now too..

Seriously Microsoft, this has been going on for this long and you have YET to release a statement about it?? Wow.

 

Greeting users in pain. I got the same problem. Seems like after long stand by mode - I forgot to turn off my xbox one, and it was on for the whole night - the console HDMI TV port has lost the signal.

What worked for me is :

- turn off xbox one

- unplug all the cables from the console

- turn off TV box

- wait few minutes

Here's the solution from Microsoft.

Hope that helps.

support.xbox.com/.../poor-video-performance

 

I've trouble shot everything people in this thread have said in order to get this feature to work... This combined with the lack of content in games these days are the reason nobody wants an Xbox One. Microsoft get off your butt and fix the things that aren't
working with your CURRENT product rather than focusing on the future. You want to win the console war? MAKE A CONSOLE THAT ACTUALLY DOES WHAT YOU SAY IT DOES! This is my 2nd xbox because my first had the HDMI Out port crap out. Thank you, looking forward to
being out a $500 product for a couple days.

 

I've trouble shot everything people in this thread have said in order to get this feature to work... This combined with the lack of content in games these days are the reason nobody wants an Xbox One. Microsoft get off your butt and fix the things that aren't
working with your CURRENT product rather than focusing on the future. You want to win the console war? MAKE A CONSOLE THAT ACTUALLY DOES WHAT YOU SAY IT DOES! This is my 2nd xbox because my first had the HDMI Out port crap out. Thank you Microsoft for making
me pay $500 to be a beta tester. I wouldn't complain if this was still the first few months, or even if this was the only problem! BUT ITS NOT it's one in a very long list of problems. I expect more out of you, I should have gotten a PS4

 

Yeah...most of theses recommendations are not ideal. I absolutely want surround sound from tv. My cables are not cheap, they were 40 each. Cable box is 720 out ONLY. The frustrating thing is...it used to work flawlessly....on day 1!!! The updates have
caused it to lose connection in standby and force 480p on wake up. That is the only problem I'm having. Just go back to how it was on day one! Simple. ; )

 

Oddly enough, this was a huge, recurring problem for me throughout all of May, but the problem stopped about a week ago and has been fine ever since. Haven't lost the TV signal at all.

Weird.

 

Reducing to 720p helped me since launch. I had an occasional 1-2 second video pause when I changed channels, but not often enough that it really interfered.

Now with the latest update, I have to unplug/replug to get it to recognize the tv signal.

 

Same problem here, seriously tempted to unplug my Sky HD box from the back of my Xbox One

 

I'm new to Xbox and disappointed that this doesn't work. Not surprised but disappointed.

 

Getting the message on a regular basis.

 

So for those of you who are having the same problem I was having, I feel stupid for it taking me so long to think this through but I hope you all will benefit from my logic. I am in San Diego California and have Cox as my cable provider. The box that my
cable goes through is Scientific Atlanta model Explorer 8240HDC. I have an Onkyo HT-R580 receiver that my PS4 and Xbox1 both go through. The Signal flow for cable goes Cable box, HDMI, Xbox1, HDMI, Receiver, HDMI, TV. My Xbox1 played fine, but when I switched
to TV it would play for a few seconds, freeze, play for a few seconds, then notify me that it lost signal. Clearly to me now, the signal from the Xbox1 through to the TV was good, but the signal loss was between the cable box and the Xbox1. I used the HDMI
cable that came with the Xbox1 to go from the Xbox1 to the receiver, and the one that came with the cable box to go to the xbox1. I replaced that cable with a 18Gbps Monster cable from Fry's to see if that would fix the problem, and it has completely. Apparently
the free HDMI cable that came with my cable box was not very good (Go Figure). I still wish Xbox would realize that gamers tend to like nice tech and would enjoy TV in 1080i and not 720p, but at least the TV isn't glitching anymore. Hope this helps.

 

Ever since the July preview release came out a week or two ago, I have a lot less problems. I've even put my cable cable box back up to 1080i. I don't have any more of those annoying few second freeze delays when I change channels. In the preview up date
that came out today they mention in the notes improve HDMI inputs.. so far so good!