Does this product show footage from a console which is plugged in through it's HDMI slot?

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did you plug the hdmi cable into the left hand slot on back of x box one labelled hdmi out as there is also a HDMI in port . Please check and advise us
http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/console/console-setup

Im not an expert but have a vizio as well. For me the usb never showed up until going into menu settings and resetting it all. The good thing about vizio products (I don't work for them, just have had to call) is the support line 1 (877) 698-4946, they actually answer and can work it out. Hope that helps!

Not knowing what capture card you have, I can only guess that you are using the componet video input to the capture card and the composite video out of the Xbox. If you are using HDMI, it could be a bad HDMI cable. This link:
https://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-360/console/connect-xbox-360-console-tv

might be helpful in figuring out your issue.

Your TV needs to have an HDMI or USB plug to be able to do this. Most TV's made since 2008 have an HDMI slot. I'll attach images of both an HDMI and USB plug to show what they look like. Plug the HDMI or USB plug into the slot in the TV and the mini plug into the docking station, then dock your phone. You will need to change the input on your TV to display your phone on the TV.
HDMI: http://fplanque.net/Blog/Content/dev/electronics/hdmi.jpg
USB: http://www.bidanswer.com/uploadfiles/USB(1).jpg

Unfortunately, if you are limited to just composite cables (the red, white, and yellow ones), you will need to unplug another device like an unused game system or DVD player.

If you have a little cash, there are dozens of switch boxes/selector boxes (they go by a few names) available at local retailers and online. They usually offer 3 slots and up for products at a reasonable price.

If you feel particularly crafty, you could always build one. Instructions for those are also available all over the web.

Finally, if you have an empty HDMI slot in the back of your TV and prefer to use it, you can buy a composite to HDMI converter. However, this is the most costly option.

Hope some of this helped.

Hi,things you will need,

• Video game console
• HDMI cable
• Audio/visual cable.

1. Plug in your video game console's power source.
2. Connect one end of the game console's audio/visual cable into the corresponding slot on the console if you have an older game console. If you have a newer console, insert one end of an HDMI cable into your console's "HDMI OUT" port.
   
3. 
   Plug the red and white ends of the audio/visual cable into the corresponding red and white audio inputs located on the back of your Vizio plasma TV if you have an older game console. Plug the yellow cable into the yellow "Video In" input. Depending on which model of Vizio TV you have, the yellow input may be located either right next to the audio inputs or it could be located a few ports away.
   
4. 
   Plug an HDMI cable into one of your TV's "HDMI IN" ports, if you have a newer console.
   
5. 
   Turn on your video game console and your Vizio plasma TV. Press the "TV/VIDEO" button on your remote to cycle through the various inputs. You should eventually get to an input that's displaying your video game console's home screen.
   

I think that will do.

Have nice day.

You plug the home theater system into the television's hdmi in slot. However you want to plug the blu ray player into the HOME theater system's hdmi in slot not the television's.

Then you can take another hdmi cable and connect the hdmi out from the television into another hdmi in on the home theater if you have enough room.

the only thing i can think of is that you havent flicked the switch on the hdmi cables wher the plug into the xbox from tv to hdmi, if you have the go ahead and get it replaced

There are PS3-components cables available out there (the Red/Green/Blue one) you can use to connect your PS3 to your TV and still get HDTV on your TV system. You should be able to get it where you bought your Playstation. Got one for 39.99$ CAN

Cheers

You could have the wrong AV channel on your TV to the slot you have you PS3 plugged into your TV with.

Or you colud have set your PS3 to a HDMI setting while using a non-HD TV, I think there's a way to reset this setting on your PS3, check the manual.