Razz
Well-Known Member
So I came across two upgrades for my Xbox.
1. I had my Xbox connected via Component cables and switch to an HDMI. Now I know the picture quality should be the same but it's not. Maybe there was some interference with the component cables but the HDMI connection gives is obviously better picture. No more jitter and I could swear the colors are more vivid.
2. I loaded a game for "Kinect" and it "updated my home screen. Now, I know my console was up to date cuz I just checked it before I did it. The new home screen looks much sharper and vivid after the update.
So if you don't have the "Kinect" but can get your hands on a "Kinect" game, put it in your Xbox and it will update it to the newer home screen.
And if you still have a component connection, and can switch to HDMI do it. It's probably just my cables but maybe it will make a difference for you too.
1. I had my Xbox connected via Component cables and switch to an HDMI. Now I know the picture quality should be the same but it's not. Maybe there was some interference with the component cables but the HDMI connection gives is obviously better picture. No more jitter and I could swear the colors are more vivid.
2. I loaded a game for "Kinect" and it "updated my home screen. Now, I know my console was up to date cuz I just checked it before I did it. The new home screen looks much sharper and vivid after the update.
So if you don't have the "Kinect" but can get your hands on a "Kinect" game, put it in your Xbox and it will update it to the newer home screen.
And if you still have a component connection, and can switch to HDMI do it. It's probably just my cables but maybe it will make a difference for you too.