Can I calibrate tv on xbox 1 console without the tv remote? Live in a hotel an wanna adjust...

Hi,

why exactly are the calibration menu and tv settings not working?

Also, what cable are you using to connect to the TV?

Be sure that the console is set to 720p or 1080i since any bigger is not supported by the TV from what I can see when searching the internet for your TV

As far as I know, there is no specific service menu for developers to fix this problem.

Calibration picture on xbox menu is working, the problem is with image position changing on tv menu, its blocked “because of the connection”.

I asked because for example on ps there is a feature to change image position directly via ps settings

Hi,

why exactly are the calibration menu and tv settings not working?

Also, what cable are you using to connect to the TV?

Be sure that the console is set to 720p or 1080i since any bigger is not supported by the TV from what I can see when searching the internet for your TV

As far as I know, there is no specific service menu for developers to fix this problem.

Hi,

Actually, it is possible to adjust the console settings without a TV remote and/or Xbox controller. You’ll just need to reach the correct screen, probably a little easier on smart TVs that aren’t wall mounted. The menu options on the TV itself are limited though (usually the only options are to adjust volume, channel select, input/source and power on/off), so the remote is always ideal and preferred.

If you let me know the manufacturer, I’ll try to point you in the right direction here. Please specify the exact TV model if possible.

To clarify, may I ask exactly what you mean by “TV remote has limited functions”? Are you not able to adjust the brightness settings and aspect ratio with the remote or is it just not always responsive? And are you setting up your console for the first time?

If it’s because the remote is temperamental and not responding correctly, then the batteries may simply need to be replaced. Also, confirm that you’re using the correct remote that’s compatible and point directly at the TV within it’s range and no wireless interference. You should be able to adjust all the TV options (including the display settings) with only the remote.

You may also want to try to reset the TV remote and see if this makes any difference:

Take out the batteries, hold down the power button for a few seconds, then reinsert the batteries and verify they’re securely connected.

Connect the HDMI cable to the ‘HDMI out to TV’ port (right next to the power supply input) on your console. Keep in mind that there may be multiple HDMI ports on the TV (most new models have at least 2 or 3), so be sure to match the source/input to the one that you’re connected to.

Refer to this guide, which explains how to configure your settings through the Xbox app and how you can use the app as a Xbox controller:

Set up your Xbox console: Digital setup | Xbox Support

To change your display resolution:

How to change the display resolution for your TV on Xbox | Xbox Support

Other guides that may help:

Troubleshooting a blank TV screen or monitor while your Xbox is on | Xbox Support

Advanced video settings for Xbox consoles | Xbox Support

I also suggest to ask the front desk/reception at the hotel to assist. They may have a spare TV remote or the manufacturer manual. The support team for the specific TV model would also be able to advise on what to do.

Hope this helps!

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No, it is not possible to change these settings through the console. Maybe a universal controller will help you.

Your Xbox One console supports a variety of display settings. Select the settings that are best for your television by following these steps:

1. Press the Xbox button
   to open the guide.
2. Select System > Settings.
3. Select Display & sound, and then select Video output.
   
4. Choose the display and picture settings appropriate for your TV.

Notes

• TV resolution settings are selected automatically. Typically, you shouldn't have to adjust these settings.
  

Hey! There is calibrate menu, its calibration picture with green frames, so the only option is to use tv settings, xbox dont have it in comparison with ps for example