Well I guess if you are converting an analog signal, especially composite, to HDMI, you will be losing all your TV features you can control through the Xbox One. You can still probably navigate with your remote and the box's UI.
As for the cable itself, it's HDMI to analog than the other way around.
Well I guess if you are converting an analog signal, especially composite, to HDMI, you will be losing all your TV features you can control through the Xbox One. You can still probably navigate with your remote and the box's UI.
As for the cable itself, it's HDMI to analog than the other way around.
Doesn't the Xbox do most of its communicating with the cable box via the IR blaster (which is essentially just a universal remote)?
@oginor: I don't watch to much tv. I watch netflix or download movies most of the time. Plus I don't want to pay $20 extra a month for an HD box. All the HD viewing is in the living room. And the xbox in the living room isn't an option because it's in use to much by everyone else
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