Okay, well I got the splitter that I needed to fix that issue, so here is how I connected the Roxio HD Pro to my Xbox One with the Splitter:
I connected the USB to the Desktop Computer
I connected the splitter to the back of my Xbox One, the splitter has 2 HDMI ports, and I placed 1 HDMI cord to go from the splitter to the TV and the other HDMI to connect to the Roxio
After that I was able to fix my issue of not being able to view the picture on my TV, I was also able to see the picture in the Capture section of the Roxio Software. But I noticed that my TV was now showing 480p instead of its usual 1080p. I don't know if this is also affecting the recording, and also if I am going to be able to fix the 480p on my TV and make it go back to 1080p, because I am now used to the 1080p.
So basically, what I am asking is if I can make my TV go back ti 1080p instead of 480p, and if I can't, I could lay on the 480p on my TV but I don't want it to affect the capture. So is the 480p shown on my TV the same resolution on the capture software?
Thank You for your time and I hope I get a quick response.
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Mauricio.Garcia
Here is a link to my previous issue I was having with my Roxio and my Xbox One:
http://forums.suppor...ro-to-xbox-one/
Okay, well I got the splitter that I needed to fix that issue, so here is how I connected the Roxio HD Pro to my Xbox One with the Splitter:
I connected the USB to the Desktop Computer
I connected the splitter to the back of my Xbox One, the splitter has 2 HDMI ports, and I placed 1 HDMI cord to go from the splitter to the TV and the other HDMI to connect to the Roxio
After that I was able to fix my issue of not being able to view the picture on my TV, I was also able to see the picture in the Capture section of the Roxio Software. But I noticed that my TV was now showing 480p instead of its usual 1080p. I don't know if this is also affecting the recording, and also if I am going to be able to fix the 480p on my TV and make it go back to 1080p, because I am now used to the 1080p.
So basically, what I am asking is if I can make my TV go back ti 1080p instead of 480p, and if I can't, I could lay on the 480p on my TV but I don't want it to affect the capture. So is the 480p shown on my TV the same resolution on the capture software?
Thank You for your time and I hope I get a quick response.
M.G.
EDIT:
This is the splitter I bought.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/HDMI-Male-to-2-HDMI-Female-1-in-2-out-Splitter-Cable-Adapter-Converter-Black-New-/201125534075
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