Why not connect it via component in the bedroom (it supports 720P which is the typical resolution of 99% of HD console games) and use HDMI for the lounge?

because i bought an HD console to play HD games, not component!

so there is no actual solution ? ha, i landed on that one thing that i cannot find on google.

Component is HD. It supports a resolution of 1280 by 720P which coincidentally is higher or identical to 99% of games released this generation. Composite on the other hand only supports SD and thats what currently comes with the Xbox 360.

still i want it HD, the colors look far better and the pixel flickering is gone.

Hellooo?

Severance. I cant help you. One of the reasons I didnt get a Bravia TV was some reviews of the Bravia TV's in all specs didnt work with HDMI with various products. Including Samsung Blurays, DVD players and the Xbox 360. 

I wonder if Sony have made slight changes to the way they send their signals?

Anyway they were marked down in reviews because of lack of support.

Wow thats pretty stupid.

Well Severence looks like your either gonna have to use component cables or bite the bullet and get a different HDTV (if you really want to use HDMI with your 360.

Of course you could always use the TV out in your living room.

i'm not really sure if this is true , since i googled it and lots of people have the same problem with PS3, its not a support issue.

The only thing I can think of, and this probably isn't the case, but maybe the cable is HDMI 1.0 and the new slims will only work with HDMI 1.2 ?