Xbox One S turns on/off both TVs in room, can I make it only turn on/off the one it’s...

I have tried turning everything off and disconnected everything, turned on the tv and connected the xbox to the amp and connected the amp to the tv making sure I plugged in to a arc input and turned that on I made sure the hdmi control on my amp was turned on my xbox will turn my amp on but my amp won't control my tv my old one s console had option to separately control both tv and amp but my series x console only has one option for cec control

Metal Hounds,

Currently the Xbox One can only stream via mirroring. So whatever the Xbox One has is what the streaming displays on your PC. Without obtaining additional cables/hardware (splitters, etc.) you will need to removing the HDMI IN for your cable box and plug
it directly in to the TV. This way the TV can be in use under a different HDMI input while your Xbox is on and you can stream from a different room.

The Xbox has to be turned on to stream, but it's not to say that you can't have the Xbox One turned on and the TV turned off. This way you can stream to your PC with the TV off and only the hum of the Xbox One.

Both of these topics have been discussions from various members of the community but if there are any improvements you would like to see you can always head over to
http://xbox.uservoice.com and post your feedback there for the development team. Hope this helps!

I am having a similar problem. I say "XBOX ON", the light comes on the Xbox One, the tv and stereo turn on then the Xbox One turns off. It then will only turn on by pressing the button on the front and appears to go through a full boot process. Once the
Kinect boots, it then turns off my tv.

PSUGRAD I also have a DVR with Direct TV, When I go through the setup stuff from the xbox one it only turns my tv on and off.

If you set your console to turn them both on and off your console still stays on with the white cirlce showing. So it is still on.

Here's some additional details for Microsoft. I am using two xbox ones and a windows 10 pc:

- an original model xbox one connected to a 1080p tv and a wireless AC network connection

- an xbox one S connected to a 4K tv and wired networking

- windows 10 pc with a 1080p monitor and wired networking

Game streaming works perfectly to the original model xbox one with a wireless connection. From my windows 10 PC I can turn on the console, start streaming, and the resolution is great.

With the xbox one S though, even though I have a wired network connection to both the PC and that xbox, I will only be able to stream in 640x480 resolution unless I turn on the TV before I try to stream. I can also report that if I do turn on the TV first
and begin streaming in 1080p, I can then turn off the TV without affecting my 1080p streaming until I turn the xbox off.

This appears to be a bug for our particular configuration, and it's not getting any attention from Microsoft because their streaming test cases are passing. It could be a difference of original model xbox vs. xbox one S, but I'm expecting it has something
to do with the 4K display settings on the xbox, HDCP, and/or trying to stream to a lower resolution of 1080p.