blu-ray player error code

rogue avulsed · Aug 11, 2016

i recently bought an xbox1 slim,whenever i put in a blu ray disc i get the following error code:

' 0x91d7000a ."Disc stopped. Make sure your TV's HDMI input supports HDCP rights management. If not, try plugging your Xbox into a different TV input"0x91d7000a '

i tried a reboot as suggested by xbox support and another hdmi input.neither worked

despite the error the blu-ray proceeds to play after the message dissappears,it just annoys me that the message appears everytime .'

:)

ZonalToast97754 · Aug 11, 2016

getting error when Blue-ray starts to download

Blue-ray player installation stopped. Error code is: 0x8024401f

signs · Aug 11, 2016

Region Free

If a BD has no region coding then what is there to prevent it from playing?

Of course the console itself will be locked to Region B for the UK as all Blu-ray players are.Click to expand...
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:rotfl: *Facepalm :facepalm:

Samsung BD-P1600 Region Free Blu Ray DVD Player, BDP1600 Multi Region P1600, Blu-ray PAL NTSC Code Free DVD Player, Blue Ray Region Free DVD player, Blueray region free

Mister Maka · Aug 12, 2016

Heya rogue avulsed.

To check, are you plugging your Xbox One directly into your television or is there a device between the two? If there's a device I recommend trying a direct connection. Also, if you have a different HDMI cable give that a try as well Let us know how it
goes.

Arminator

As for the error code: Check this page for troubleshooting 0x80070005: http://support.xbox.com/xbox-one/errors/error-code-80070005

In order to play DVDs or BluRay movies, you'll have to download a free BluRay Player app from the Xbox store. You can (re-)download the app here: https://www.microsoft.com/store/p/blu-ray-player/9nblggh4vvd4

XBF Brad A

Hello Mirkor,

Do these movies work in a regular DVD/blu ray player? What we are thinking it could be something with your region, maybe you aren't getting the required update for the blu ray player for it to work correctly. Do you get any error codes at all?

Thanks,

Brad

Silverlock 0

Same as everyone else. I got the Xbox One specifically for the Ultra HD Blu-ray capability. Many of the discs I try to play give the error code 0x80040903 which Microsoft claims doesn't exist.

I should have gotten a PlayStation and a separate Blu-ray player.

MarkTarlton

I'm also seeing the same problem. Blu-Rays and other DVDs play fine but the LotR DVDs show a black screen and then a "Blu Ray player failed to start" error message. No error code was displayed. I powered the X Box 1 off and back on and no change. The
box went through an update earlier today so it should have the latest software.

XBF Jasmine Z

Hi Benihana,

Thanks for reaching out to us here on the Forums!

It appears this error code
0x80072ee7 is
connect to the network. So in this case it does seem like you would need to be connected to a wireless or wired connection. "This may mean that the console couldn't load the resource you tried to open. Typically, this error occurs when a network connection
error prevents the name of the resource from resolving to an IP address."

If this is the first DVD that you've tried to watch, then it's possible that you haven't
downloaded the Blu-Ray Player app, which is required to watch Blu-Rays/DVDs. When you first put a Blu-Ray/DVD in the console, it will automatically prompt you to download the app. If you didn't already have it installed and you weren't connected to Xbox Live,
then it would give you an error.

Let us know what you're seeing and whether or not you're able to watch a Blu-ray while
offline after downloading the Blu-Ray Player app.

Give this a try and let us know how it goes

blu-ray player error code