The XBox is,the cable is, but the monitor isn't. That monitor is not HDCP compliant from what I can find. If anyone has any suggestions, please let me know.Īfter investigating some more it could be the monitor.Remember I say could be. I'll spend more money into this black hole and if it doesn't work that's the last straw!!! A refund will be at hand. A lot of people posting about this problem can't come up with a solution and the only possible solution that actually worked for someone was getting some stupid passive hdmi splitter here is the post: The only thing I can blame here is the roxio somehow can't send a proper signal to the monitor. THE CABLES, MONITOR INPUT, AND EVERYTHING IS CONFIRMED TO WORK JUST FINE. I've tried different hdmi to hdmi cables and they work just fine. I've tried the hdmi to dvi on other monitors and they have all picked up a digital signal, I've tried hooking up the hdmi to dvi cable straight from the xbox into the monitor, it works just fine. I've tested different cables and the cables are fine.
If the monitor is looking for a DVI-A input it won't work. I'd look to make sure that the input on the monitor is DVI-D and the cable is likewise. If Jim was able to get a picture then it should work as long as things match. There are different kinds of DVI connections.Digital and Analog are 2.If the cable or the monitor input don't match then that could be a problem. Is the cable the correct one and does the monitor accept the input. It could also be the cable or the input on your monitor.
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