Ok, well I have had my xbox 360 for over a year and I have never had any problems with it. Well, a couple of weeks ago I turned it on, and I didnt get any video. The 360 was running, there was no red lights or anything, but there was just no video on my tv. So I called microsoft support and they told me I should try getting a new AV cable. Well, I ordered a new AV cable, and just got it in the mail today. I hooked it up and turned on the 360, and still no video! Have any of you had this problem? If so, what did you do to fix it? I really do not want to send in my 360 to get it fixed, because I would not get it back in time for Halo 3! But if thats what I have too do,I guess I will do it, but is there any way I can fix it myself?? I am sure its not a problem with my xbox. It is running just fine, and there is no red lights...So I really dont know hwat the problem is.
Ok, well I have had my xbox 360 for over a year and I have never had any problems with it. Well, a couple of weeks ago I turned it on, and I didnt get any video. The 360 was running, there was no red lights or anything, but there was just no video on my tv. So I called microsoft support and they told me I should try getting a new AV cable. Well, I ordered a new AV cable, and just got it in the mail today. I hooked it up and turned on the 360, and still no video! Have any of you had this problem? If so, what did you do to fix it? I really do not want to send in my 360 to get it fixed, because I would not get it back in time for Halo 3! But if thats what I have too do,I guess I will do it, but is there any way I can fix it myself?? I am sure its not a problem with my xbox. It is running just fine, and there is no red lights...So I really dont know hwat the problem is.Cardinalfan05
hmm maybe if you sent some pictures of your set up??? this is as hard to diagnose as a skin disease so pics would be nice
[QUOTE="Cardinalfan05"]Ok, well I have had my xbox 360 for over a year and I have never had any problems with it. Well, a couple of weeks ago I turned it on, and I didnt get any video. The 360 was running, there was no red lights or anything, but there was just no video on my tv. So I called microsoft support and they told me I should try getting a new AV cable. Well, I ordered a new AV cable, and just got it in the mail today. I hooked it up and turned on the 360, and still no video! Have any of you had this problem? If so, what did you do to fix it? I really do not want to send in my 360 to get it fixed, because I would not get it back in time for Halo 3! But if thats what I have too do,I guess I will do it, but is there any way I can fix it myself?? I am sure its not a problem with my xbox. It is running just fine, and there is no red lights...So I really dont know hwat the problem is.kambion313
hmm maybe if you sent some pictures of your set up??? this is as hard to diagnose as a skin disease so pics would be nice
I can not get any pictures of my set up online right now. Is there anything you would suggest me trying too see if it works? Thanks for the help.
Ok, well I just had my friend bring his av cable over, and I hooked my 360 up with his av cable, and it worked! So the only explanation is that the brand new cable that I bought must be faulty..Grrrrrr
Dude, I'm having that same problem, I turned on my 360 this afternoon and the video wouldn't work but the sound did. I played halo2 perfectly last night, but now it doesnt work. You said you got a new AV cable and it didnt work but your friends did. Did you get an official xbox brand AV or a third party brand. I just want to be sure that it is the cable not the console because I dont want to purchase another console, I need help
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