10-01-2017 07:17 AM
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11-01-2017 10:01 AM
Hi Stevend. :robothappy:
Can you tell us a bit more? Does it blackout on any other sources? Is it just a 10 second blip and fine after that?
And what connections/sockets are you using for your Sky Q and Xbox One?
11-01-2017 10:13 PM
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@AntS wrote:Hi Stevend. :robothappy:
Can you tell us a bit more? Does it blackout on any other sources? Is it just a 10 second blip and fine after that?
And what connections/sockets are you using for your Sky Q and Xbox One?
Hdmi 1 and 2 ,using sky 4k Hdmi and xbox 4k hDr, all sources black out ,get some one to call me to get a replacement
11-01-2017 10:17 PM
It's 5 months old and been doing it since the start but at the first month I was told to wait for an update
It's updated a few times ,I've got a bad one and I'm fed up playing xbox online then it going black
11-01-2017 10:19 PM
12-01-2017 10:27 AM
Can you try adjusting one of the SKY Q settings, monitor how it goes and let us know?
On the SKY Q remote press the Home Key. This'll take you to the Home Screen. Scroll to the very bottom of the SKY menu, then Settings > Setup > Audio Visual. Click to the right and change HDMI Control setting from On to Off.
(Just to note: Turning off HDMI control on the SKY Q box will result in a small change in functionality. The SKY Q box will no longer be able to wake the TV from standby using HDMI CEC (Anynet) . However, it is also possible to do this using the SKY Q remote control. A short press of the standby key on the SKY Q remote will turn the SKY Q box on or off, a long press of the standby key will turn the Samsung TV on or off. An interactive guide on how to programme the SKY Q remote to operate the Samsung TV can be found in the SKY user menu (Settings > Setup > Remote Control.)
12-01-2017 10:45 AM
As I said above it happens with the xbox s to so its not just the sky
29-01-2017 07:36 PM
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