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How to Control Your TV Volume Directly Through Your Xbox Series X|S

By Matthew Lynch
June 26, 2023
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With the advancement of technology, people are now able to control their TV volume directly through their Xbox Series X|S. This feature is known as HDMI-CEC, which stands for Consumer Electronics Control. It allows devices to communicate with each other through the HDMI cable, and this includes your Xbox and TV. With this feature, you can control the volume of your TV with your Xbox controller, making things easier and more convenient. In this article, we’ll discuss how to control your TV volume directly through your Xbox Series X|S.

Step 1: Connect your Xbox to your TV

The first step is to connect your Xbox Series X|S to your TV using an HDMI cable. Ensure that the HDMI cable is securely inserted into both the Xbox and TV.

Step 2: Enable HDMI-CEC on your TV

The next step is to enable HDMI-CEC on your TV. The process may vary depending on the brand and model of your TV, but it’s usually found under settings. Here are the steps to enable HDMI-CEC on some popular TV brands:

– Samsung: Go to Settings > General > External Device Manager > Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) > Enable.

– LG: Go to Settings > All Settings > Connection > HDMI-CEC > Turn on.

– Sony: Go to Settings > External Inputs > HDMI Signal Format > Enable Bravia Sync.

Step 3: Enable HDMI-CEC on your Xbox

Once you’ve enabled HDMI-CEC on your TV, the next step is to enable it on your Xbox. To do this, follow these steps:

– Go to Settings on your Xbox Series X|S.

– Select General > TV & Display Options.

– Select Device control.

– Toggle on the option “TV Volume Control”.

Step 4: Control your TV volume using your Xbox controller

Once you’ve enabled HDMI-CEC on both your TV and Xbox and turned on TV Volume Control on your Xbox, you can control the volume of your TV with your Xbox controller. Here’s how:

– Press the Xbox button on your controller to open the guide.

– Go to Settings > Audio.

– Use the Volume Up/Down buttons to increase or decrease the volume of your TV.

Conclusion

In conclusion, controlling your TV volume directly through your Xbox Series X|S is a convenient and easy way to manage your audio settings while enjoying your favorite games or streaming content. Enabling HDMI-CEC on both your TV and Xbox and turning on TV Volume Control on your Xbox is a straightforward process that can enhance your viewing experience. By following these steps, you’ll have full control over your TV volume using your Xbox controller.

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