It's not the cables
I've had the same thing happen today, after play Need For Speed, the screen went blury and then
black. Which means it's the
video card inside of the
360.
In composite
video, which is what I'm are using for a standard tv, the color are modulated with the luminosity. Which means, you CANT loose just the color if it's a
cable problem. If it's a
cable problem, you loose it all. So, if you loose the color with composite, means you have a problem with your TV or
xbox. It seems obvious in our case that the
xbox have a big problem with that. If your
xbox works well with HD, VGA, or component, and everything is nice and colorful, this is normal. It means that the problem is in the electronic stage just before the color and luminosity are modulated together for composite. HD, VGA or component uses completely different outputs and circuits that are not in trouble here.
Already many users are complaining of the same thing.
gamersquad.cXm/category/
Xbox-
360/
Xbox-
360-crisis-Users-complain-of-
video-failure!/
steaknbj.cXm/forum/showthread.php?t=716&page=2&pp=10
Also check these support titles as well
support.microsoft.cXm/kb/916158
support.microsoft.cXm/kb/909335/
Enjoy as much as I'm for sending my
360 for repair for the second time
It's not the cables it's the
360 
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