Kinect knows which frequency to use to control the cable box. I have been using it since launch without issues, we actually have 2 set up in our house with no issues. It controls the cable box and our AV receiver in each room all via voice.
5 Jun 2016 If the Kinect can't communicate with your home theater equipment, you may need an IR extension cable. When it's done, you'll be asked if you want to let your Xbox One track the TV shows you watch so it can provide you with personalized recommendations in the Xbox OneGuide app. That's up to you.
Change volume without Kinect. For those who do not have the kinect. It would be nice to be able to use the Xbox one media remote to control volume on the TV without the need of the Kinect. All the research I have done seems like it's not possible to control the volume without the Kinect. 11 votes. Vote Vote
Hello, I understand that without a Kinect or IR cable, I won't be able to change channels or turn the TV on and off. What I'm looking for is JUST
2 Aug 2016
21 Nov 2013 You can't change channels with the Xbox One. The infrared blaster the system uses to send commands to your TV and set-top box is built into the Kinect, so while you can see what's on in the OneGuide, you can't actually change channels with it. You'll have to use your old set-top box remote to manually
For Xbox One on the Xbox One, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "OneGuide without Kinect".
Learn how to use IR extension cables with your Xbox One console. Xbox One uses the Kinect to control your home theater equipment through infrared (IR) signals, the same technology used in remote controls. If you're having trouble controlling your home theater Watch TV with OneGuide on your Xbox One. Back to top
To use OneGuide with your TV and Xbox One, you need the following: A cable or satellite set-top box with HDMI output, or an Xbox One USB TV Tuner. A connection to Xbox Live to download channel lineup information for OneGuide. A Kinect sensor or an IR emitter cable.

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