I want to connect an xbox one to this and have hdmi to living room tv and the second hdmi to my bedroom. Can I choose where to play the audio?
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You can choose, but you aren't able to have two different HDMI sources playing to the two separate zones simultaneously
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Unless you want your audio to go to a source other than your TV... like a 5.1 stereo setup. And in that case, you'll probably want to use the digital optical or digital coaxial audio output over RCA cables (unless your stereo doesn't support that).
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I don't use both outputs from the device, so I'm not sure how they work exactly, but here's my understanding: If you have your cable box hooked (inputted) to say source 1, both outputs from the device will carry that audio signal to two different devices. I'm not sure of the utility of that exactly, but I guess if you had two different TVs or audio receivers and you wanted to hear the sound from the cable box on each, you could. I have my Xbox, PS3, Cable, and DVD player hooked into inputs 1-4, and one output to the surround sound system. Hope that helps!
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You can choose different audio inputs for HDM1, for example either get the sound from the HDMI cable or one of the optical inputs. I don't know if that answers your question but that's currently what I'm running, to either play the sound from the TV itself (Optical in) or form the Cable Box (HDMI in).
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Try hooking the USB cord to the Xbox into any USB port on the Xbox along with the hdmi cord. That was the only way I got mine to do it- now it plays no problem.
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I have both my TV and Xbox one hooked up to it using HDMI for surround sound. For the price of this receiver it sounds really good.
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Yes it will just plug the xbox1 hdmi cable into the 3d box then a hdmi cable from the 3d box to your tv. Read my review and you will find out a lot about this device. Remember if you do not like the product after receiving it you should be able to return it and get a refund.
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This unit as far as I have read has a conventional RCA Plug style red and white stereo input that would work with an original Xbox flawlessly if you use the supplied Composite A/V cable for the xbox. As far as getting 5.1 surround sound from that connection I am unsure. I am sure that there is an adapter somewhere that plugs into the xbox and outputs a digital sound signal of either optical or coaxial types.
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It will do both. You hook the output on the player to your tv. Then hook the output on the xbox one to any of the HDMI inputs on the player and it should work. It did for me; I hope I answered your question clearly.
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No it comes from both but its a simple fix. Just go to the sound settings from the xbox one dashboard and turn HDMI off.
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Try plugging your xbox hdmi cable to one of the hdmi-in jacks on the receiver. Then connect the hdmi out from the receiver to your tv.
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I'm not sure with the xbox one, but I have it connected to my tv, projector, xbox 360, apple tv and no problems. I have 4 inputs to two outputs and its all HD my home theater tuner is a 5.1 dolby system and it works fine.
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I currently have a TV and cable and an XBOX with one auxiliary mini jack left. We use the XBOX as a bluray. Hope this helps
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the sound from an HDMI source does come from the HDMI cable -so something like an xbox being hooked up only through the HDMI cable forces you to use the built in speakers. this may not be a problem for devices where there is a separate audio output from the video through HDMI, but that's a lot of cables. if you're doing all that, you might want to rethink your set up to have dedicated speakers and a dedicated monitor.
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Yes! If the TV you are playing your Xbox One on has a headphone/aux output you most certainly can. The 9H comes with an adapter to a 3.5mm headphone so you can plug it right into the TV and be on your way!
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You can if you have the correct adapter cable and separate speaker system. The a/v cable that comes with the XBox will not connect to a monitor, but there are cables available that will.
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You can take the Composite (Yellow = Video, Red and White for Audio) out from a device and the box will convert the signals to HDMI. I found the quality to be very good. If I read your question right, the answer is NO. I do not have an Xbox and my Monitors all have HDMI.