HDMI W/ XBOX 360: How would I go about hooking up my Xbox audio to the receiver?
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Your 360 should have come with a audio adapter that would plug in to where your AV cable goes. You can use either the red/white cables or the fiber optic TOSLINK connections to connect to either your TV or stereo system.
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Via HDMI if your home theater receiver supports it. This TV has just the right amount of ports for a complete home theater system. Cable, Xbox One/360, Playstation 3/4 and HTPC all connect directly to your HDMI & component video supported receiver, sound comes out from your surround sound speakers and 1 HDMI cable goes out to your TV for video. Very simple!
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You could always try plugging the other end in. Otherwise just make sure in your sound settings you don't have "internal speakers" selected. You want the sound output going through the HDMI cord. Hope that helps.
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Yes, you can. How you do it depends on the particular version of XBox you have. For some versions, you can connect the XBox to the digital optical converter, and connect the Bose system using an RCA to mini plug adapter. Read more about the XBox connections here: http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-360/connections/connect-sound-system . Here is a link to a mini plug adapter: http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-Audio-Cable-Splitter-1-Mini/dp/B00004Z5CP
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I don't know what type of adapter you would need. The Xbox One has digital audio out (optical) that will plug directly into the base station of this headphone setup.
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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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Mr. Dunkle is correct, you will need a "xbox connection kit" (basically a HDMI to RCA cable). So look up "Xbox 360 Component HD AV Cable" on Amazon. Read the description to make sure but it should work fine. There are others but that cable should work and it's only 7.95.
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I got this to work by connecting the receiver to the ARC HDMI port on the TV. That way, the TV sends all audio back to the receiver. But the TV must have an ARC capable HDMI port.
906993
is it not possible to get sound out of the rear speakers from these when watching tv/playing xbox 360....do you have to have a receiver?
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The HDMI has the audio on it. Run the video and the audio into the box, and an HDMI out, and you're all set. We use it to convert an Xbox into HDMI.
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I've used it just great via HDMI via a computer and with a Blueray/DVD player hooked up and it work great. I imagine it'd work just fine with an xbox 360... only issue would be controlling the volume on the monitor is a pain in the neck. We used this monitor with a Dish Network box for a few weeks. No remote control with volume controls makes it horrible for sounds. I'd suggest hooking the xbox sound up to an external sound system if you can. Hope that helps.
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If all you need to do it put audio through your receiver, this device will work for you. My receiver doesn't have HDMI either, so I just feed the audio using TOSLINK to it and the HDMI out to my TV. Works fine.
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What you need is a component to hdmi converter. It has a power supply and actively converts the signal. This is analog cable for devices that put out analog over hdmi. For what it is worth, I had an old xbox 360 and it ran 1080p over component to HDTV. I assume you are out of component ports?
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Didn't your xbox come with that cable mine did. As far as using this box. No it will not work. You have an input and output. It only goes out hdmi not in.
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There is Audio out at the back of the TV Screen. Simply plug that to the input on the receiver.
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Just grab a cheap HDMI cable and hook up your xbox to the HDMI port (Which is limited to 60hz, anyway), and if you have a PC, connect that to the DVI port. Problem solved.
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Plug the av cables into the TVs audio out and then plug the USB cable into the Xbox .PS its not wireless spend a couple of dollars more and buy the Plyer 2 scucandy