My new xbox 360 games look awful on this monitor. I am not connected for HD but can but a HD cable for xbox. Will this TV support the connect of the HDMI cable?

Xbox 360 shut down when i connect to the TV. I have tried three different TV's and bought new HDMI cable, but when I connect my Xbox 360 to the TV, the Xbox turn on for 5 seconds.

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The best way is to just connect your gaming chair directly to your TV, from the TV's audio out to the input of the gaming chair using a regular red and white audio cable. Then anything you plug into the TV will also be heard through the gaming chair speakers (including your Xbox 360. Of course you can also connect it directly to the Xbox if you prefer. Here is a detailed explanation of how to do both of these things with step-by-step instructions and pictures: http://www.gamingchair.com/how-to-connect-a-gaming-chair-to-an-xbox-360-with-hd-video-with-an-hdmi-cable

have you try to change HDMI cable or connect to HDMI player or PC?.

I myself have a 46" RCA LCD flat screen tv, which I have my xbox 360 connected via HDMI cable. If your tv has audio out "rca plugs", which im sure being a newer 3d HD tv, connect the supplied cable to the audio out (red, white) plugs, and then connect your headphones to that jack!

Typically, this problem occurs if the audio/video (A/V) cable is not connected correctly, or if the A/V cable is faulty.

Solution 1: Set the television or monitor to the correct input
Make sure that the TV or monitor is set to the correct input for the console. Check the TV or monitor's manual to see how to configure the video inputs, or try to use the console on a different TV or monitor.

Solution 2: Connect the A/V cable securely
Sometimes, you can insert the A/V cable far enough to prevent any red lights from flashing on the Xbox 360 console but not far enough for the console to transmit images or sounds to the screen.

Solution 3: Switch the Xbox 360 Component HD AV Cable to the correct setting
Make sure that the TV/HDTV switch on the cable is set correctly.

• For standard-definition TVs with only the yellow connector plugged in, set the switch to TV.
• For high-definition TV or monitors with the red, blue, and green connectors plugged in, set the switch to HDTV.

For more solutions, check this web page.

In order to connect your Laptop with Xbox 360, you will have to use the ethernet cable that came along with the Xbox 360,

For connecting the Xbox 360 to TV you would be having a HD AV cable if you have a Xbox 360 Pro model, you would have to insert one part of this cable with 3 colored wires red,blue and green to your composite video port behind your tv with similar color coding, and on the Xbox 360 HD AV cable you have an option to choose either TV or HD video output based on your TV make, also this cable has two more wires red and white meant for audio connectivity which would go to audio port behind TV with same color code ports

If you have got a normal AV cable with Xbox 360 then it would be a a wire with one single yellow colored wire for video and two wires Red and White for audio

Wiggle the end of the cord a little bit. same thing happened to me

ok your lucky, you just need to by a new av cable.. or if that dosnt work you need to get the av caple connection fixed (only about $25)
thanks, Domo

On the TV you should have a video, input or mode button. If you press that button while the 360 is on it should pickup the signal. You need to be in video mode instead of cable mode since you are using the red, yellow, white cables. Many TVs have a few video modes so press it wait a few seconds and try again if it does not work. Hope this helps:)

I have it and it works great! For all TVs, the TV have to be on fixed settings on standard, dot-by-dot mapping, noise reduction off. The camera's exposure the same for both side-by-side shots. Just set it on standard and it should work...