How to connect Xbox to Xiaomi TV: all the ways and settings

Connecting Xbox to Xiaomi TV seems like a simple task – just connect devices with an HDMI cable. However, in practice, users face problems: no image, no sound, or the console does not determine the screen resolution. In this article, we will discuss all the nuances of connecting the Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One to Mi TV, Redmi Smart TV and Xiaomi TV A Pro models, including setting up 4K HDR, Dolby Vision and reducing input delay.

Xiaomi TVs are unique in that they use their own PatchWall shell (or Google TV in new models), which can conflict with the console’s settings, such as when Game Mode is activated on TV, some image processing functions are automatically disabled, which affects picture quality, and we’ll show you how to avoid common mistakes and optimize the connection for a comfortable game.

What cables and adapters will be needed

To connect the Xbox to the Xiaomi TV, you need a standard HDMI 2.0 or HDMI 2.1 cable, which comes with the console.

• 🔌 Xbox Series X|S requires HDMI 2.1 support 4K@120 Hz and VRR (It's a variable frame rate. It comes with an Ultra High Speed cable. HDMI.
• 🎮 Xbox One X/S — enough HDMI 2.0 for 4K@60 Hz, but for HDR You need a cable with support 18 Gbps.
• 🔄 Adapters – if there is no port on TV HDMI 2.1, The Series X will be limited to 4K@60 Hz or use external HDMI-switch.

Important: Some Xiaomi models TV (Like Mi. TV 4S 55") have ports HDMI 2.0 marked ARC — They're not good for consoles, because they're optimized for sound systems. HDMI 2.1 or Game.

Step-by-step: Connecting via HDMI

The process of connecting the console to the TV takes no more than 5 minutes.

1. Turn off your Xbox and Xiaomi TV for 30 seconds, and it will reset the HDMI port cache.
2. Connect the HDMI cable to the console port and TV. For the Series X|S, use the HDMI 2.1 port (usually marked on the back of the TV).
3. Turn on the TV and go to the signal source: press Input on the Xiaomi remote and select the appropriate one HDMI-port.
4. Turn on the console with the Xbox button on the case or gamepad. Wait for the Xbox logo to appear.

If the image does not appear, check:

• 🔍 Cable - try another one HDMI (I would like to get certified Ultra High Speed).
• 🔄 Port – Connect the console to another TV connector.
• ⚡ Power – Make sure the Xbox power supply is connected to the network without extension cords.

⚠️ Warning: If the screen flashes or displays artifacts after the connection, the reason may be automatic adjustment. HDR Turn it off in the Settings menu. → General. → TV and display settings → Video output.

Setting up permission and staffing frequency

By default, the Xbox tries to automatically determine the optimal output options, but Xiaomi TVs often require manual adjustment.

1. On the console, go to Settings → General → TV and display settings → Resolution.
2. Choose the most resolution-supported TV: 📺 Mi TV Q2 75" — 4K UHD (3840×2160). 📺 Redmi Smart TV X55 — 4K UHD or 1440p (if 4K stable). 📺 Xiaomi TV A2 43" — Full HD (1920×1080).
3. Turn it on. HDR (If the TV supports, set the refresh rate: 🎯 60 Hz – a universal option for all models. 🎯 120 Hz – Series X only|S and TV with HDMI 2.1 (e.g. Mi) TV Q1E).

To check your current output settings, click on Xbox Gamepad → Settings → General → TV and display settings → Additional. This shows your current resolution, frame rate, and VRR support (if available).

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If the screen starts flickering when you select 4K@120Hz, go back to 4K@60Hz – the problem may be the cable or HDMI port limitations on the TV.

Optimization of sound: Dolby Atmos and HDMI ARC

Xiaomi TVs often feature support for Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, but they require the right setup to work properly with Xbox:

1. On the console, go to Settings → General → TV and display settings → Sound.
2. Choose the sound format: 🔊 HDMI audio - for output through the TV. 🔊 Bitstream out – if you use a sound bar or receiver.

Activate Dolby Atmos for home theater (only available for Series X|S and Xbox One X).

If the sound is coming through an HDMI ARC (e.g., a sound bar), make sure that:

• 🔗 In the TV settings (Sound) → HDMI ARC) Passthrough mode enabled.
• 🔊 On the console in Sound settings → Additional disabled option to Reduce uncompressed sound to stereo.

⚠️ Note: On some Xiaomi models TV (Like Mi. TV P1) When activating Dolby Atmos through HDMI ARC So the solution is to connect the sound system directly to the console through an optical cable.

How to reduce the input delay (Input Lag)

The delay between pressing a button on the gamepad and reacting on the screen is a critical parameter for shooters and fighting games. In Xiaomi TVs, it can be reduced from 30-50 ms to 10-15 ms:

1. On the Xiaomi remote, click Settings → Picture → Picture Mode and select Game.
2. Turn off all post-processing: 🎨 Motion Clearness (or MEMC) → Off. 🌈 Dynamic Contrast → Off. 🔍 Noise Reduction → Off.

On the console, activate low latency mode in Settings → General → TV and display settings → Video modes → Additional.

To check the delay, use the test in the Fortnite game (there is a built-in tool in the graphics settings) or specialized utilities, such as Leo Bodnar Input Lag Tester.

Typical problem solving

Even when you're connected correctly, you can have errors.

1. No image, but sound is

Causes and solutions:

• 🔄 Incompatible resolution – press the Xbox button on the gamepad for 10 seconds to reset the output settings to 1080p.
• 🔌 The problem is HDMI — Try another cable or port on Xiaomi. TV port HDMI 1 often the most stable.
• 📺 Conflict HDR — turn off HDR console-setting.

2. Screen or stripe flickering

Most often associated with:

• 🔌 cable HDMI — Use the Ultra High Speed Certified HDMI for the Series X|S.
• 🔄 Frame rate - lower from 120 Hz to 60 Hz.
• ⚡ Port congestion – disconnect other devices from TV.

3. No sound through HDMI

Check it out.

• 🔊 Sound settings on the console (Bitstream out for receiver, HDMI audio).
• 🔗 Port port HDMI — Some ports on Xiaomi TV They do not transmit sound (for example, HDMI ARC Passthrough-free).
• 📻 Updates – Install the latest updates for console and TV.

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If the image only appears after a few reboots after you connect your Xbox to Xiaomi TV, the reason may be an outdated TV firmware. Update the software via the Settings menu → About TV → System Update.

Additional settings to improve the gameplay

To maximize the potential of Xbox on Xiaomi TV, set up:

1. Variable Refresh Rate (VRR)

VRR technology synchronizes the frame rates of the console and the TV, eliminating image tears.

1. On TV, turn on HDMI 2.1 in the port settings (Settings → HDMI → HDMI Mode → Enhanced).
2. On the console, go to Settings → General → TV and display settings → Video modes and turn on Variable Refresh Rate.

Supported models of Xiaomi TV: Mi TV Q2, Xiaomi TV A Pro, Redmi Smart TV MAX 98.

2. Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM)

ALLM automatically switches TV to Game Mode when a game is launched to enable it:

• 📺 On TV: Settings → HDMI → Auto Low Latency Mode → On.
• 🎮 On console: Settings → General. → TV and display settings → Video modes → Auto Low Latency Mode.

Calibration of HDR

For correct display HDR-Calibrate the contents:

1. On console, go to Settings → General → TV and display settings → HDR Calibration.
2. Follow the instructions on the screen to adjust brightness and contrast on the TV.

For Xiaomi models with Dolby Vision (such as Mi TV Q1E) in the image settings, select Dolby Vision Game – this optimizes the picture specifically for games.

FAQ: Frequent questions