BenQ RL2455HM and Xbox 360 Out of Range Error HDMI

[mujtaba_678]

Trying to connect my 360 to the monitor no matter the display settings on either device gives me a black screen with an out of range error that will occasionally pop up. I received a replacement monitor today (same model) and it hasn't fixed the problem.

I've tried resetting the display settings on the 360 with the various methods out there and even selecting specific settings by connecting it to my brother's TV and then back to my monitor but it hasn't fixed anything. The Xbox works on other displays, just not this monitor. I can't say it's the monitor's fault because a PS4 connected to will work, so does my PC.

Has this happened to anyone else?

 

[JustifyHerko]

The xbox 360 might not support the monitor, does the monitor have some sort of G Sync or that? Hz is it?

Cause the PS4 might support the monitor due to what higher specs of the 360

 

[JustifyHerko]

common problem, hook your xbox 360 up to another monitor and change the settings let me know if this works

 

[mujtaba_678]

The xbox 360 might not support the monitor, does the monitor have some sort of G Sync or that? Hz is it?

Cause the PS4 might support the monitor due to what higher specs of the 360

There's no G-Sync or FreeSync

It's refresh rate is 60 Hz

This is it's spec page. http://

 

[mujtaba_678]

common problem, hook your xbox 360 up to another monitor and change the settings let me know if this works

I mentioned that I tried selecting specific settings by connecting it to my brother's TV and then back to my monitor but it didn't help.

 

[JustifyHerko]

common problem, hook your xbox 360 up to another monitor and change the settings let me know if this works

I mentioned that I tried selecting specific settings by connecting it to my brother's TV and then back to my monitor but it didn't help.

Hi,

Can I ask what settings did you change?

Have a look at the video anyway, I know out of the box xbox does not support 60hz, you might need to change it to PAL60 the monitor should work though.

 

[mujtaba_678]

common problem, hook your xbox 360 up to another monitor and change the settings let me know if this works

I mentioned that I tried selecting specific settings by connecting it to my brother's TV and then back to my monitor but it didn't help.

Hi,

Can I ask what settings did you change?

Have a look at the video anyway, I know out of the box xbox does not support 60hz, you might need to change it to PAL60 the monitor should work though.

Changed the resolution from 480p to 720p to 1080p. Changed display discovery to be off and then on. Switched between all the reference level and HDMI colour space settings.

Current settings:
HDTV settings: 1080p
Reference Levels: Standard
Display Discovery: Off
HDMI colour space: RGB
3D TV: Disabled
TV Size: 24"

Also, what video?

 

[JustifyHerko]

common problem, hook your xbox 360 up to another monitor and change the settings let me know if this works

I mentioned that I tried selecting specific settings by connecting it to my brother's TV and then back to my monitor but it didn't help.

Hi,

Can I ask what settings did you change?

Have a look at the video anyway, I know out of the box xbox does not support 60hz, you might need to change it to PAL60 the monitor should work though.

Changed the resolution from 480p to 720p to 1080p. Changed display discovery to be off and then on. Switched between all the reference level and HDMI colour space settings.

Current settings:
HDTV settings: 1080p
Reference Levels: Standard
Display Discovery: Off
HDMI colour space: RGB
3D TV: Disabled
TV Size: 24"

Also, what video?

Sorry thought I linked it haha!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YScIuRTEx14

 

[mujtaba_678]

Copied his settings and the only change is that the Out of Range error doesn't flicker anymore, it stays on the screen. I guess that's progress