1080p. 1440p (you’ll only see this option if your TV supports 1440p) 4K UHD (you’ll only see this option if your TV supports 4K) Your Xbox console should automatically select the setting that best matches your TV. Refresh rate.

1080p. 1080p resolution does the following: Displays images at a maximum resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels. Provides the user with a 16:9 high definition (HD) viewing area. 1080p is the most common resolution for movies, TV, gaming, and many of the experiences that Xbox has to offer.

Make sure that your TV is set to the same video broadcast system (PAL or NTSC) as your Xbox 360 console. For example, if your Xbox 360 console was purchased in the United States, make sure that your TV supports NTSC. If your Xbox 360 console is a PAL console, set your TV to PAL 60.

Press the Guide button on your controller, go to Settings, and then select System Settings. Select Console Settings. Select Display. Select HDTV Settings. Select the appropriate screen resolution for your TV or monitor. Improve color quality. Many HDTVs display better color if more color information is provided.

High definition: Set to HDTV. Standard: Set to TV. Note Set the switch to HDTV only if your TV or monitor supports a screen resolution of 480p or higher. Connect the connectors on the component HD A/V cable to the corresponding color input jacks on the TV.

Often, this means the cable between the console and the TV or monitor is not connected correctly or is faulty. However, video settings or a hardware problem may also be to blame. See the troubleshooting information below for help.

Press the Xbox button to open the guide. Select Profile & system > Settings > General > TV & display options. Under Display, select the appropriate screen resolution for your TV or monitor. Note that the Xbox One console supports screen resolutions of 720p and 1080p.

If your Xbox 360 console can't play a disc, or if the disc drive is stuck in an open or closed position, we’ll walk you through some steps to try to fix the problem.

Press the Xbox button to open the guide, then go to Profile & system > Settings > General > TV & display options. Choose 4K TV details. If your system should support 4K and HDR, but it isn't working.

VC-1: Maximum resolution of 1920 x 1080 (1080p) Windows Media Audio Standard or Windows Media Audio Pro audio. Note VC-1 content may be Windows Media DRM protected. MPEG-1 with MPEG-1 layer I or II audio. MPEG-2: Maximum resolution of 1920 x 1080 (1080i) AC-3 or MPEG-1 layer I or II audio.