Error code 0xc00d7159 (HDCP) for Xbox Live Tv and Movies app

I discovered my HDMI port 3 (the one the XOS is plugged into) was not in 4k, but in 2k. That bettered the picture but didnt allow digital film to play. The XOS detects the TV fine. The only thing about it is it wont do 4k in 50hz. But, its been that way
since I bought it and I’ve had no problem until a week ago. The cables are what came with the XB, and it hooked directly to the TV. In fact, the only things hooked to the TV are the XB and a sound bar. Theres a headset hookup and a cable box hooked up to the
XB. But like I said, I’ve had no power outages or changed any settings myself, except now, in order to attempt to rectify this issue.

Thanks, I appreciate the response. I changed a few settings on my TV and Xbox; some your suggestions, others from the link you posted. Still nada. I did however test another Xbox I have in another room. Its a gen 1 (possibly gen 2; either way its a bit
older) Xbox One. Its hooked to a slightly older 1080p HD TV and it worked just fine. I clicked on a few random movies and they played no problem. So it’s clearly an issue with 4k. Whether its the xbox or TV that has the issue, I dont know. Im guessing the
Xbox, as itd be quite coincidental for Live to have an acknowledged issue at the exact same time this error began.

Actually, late last night I figured it out. I was actually just about to post this info, in fact. It wasnt my Xbox at all. I reset my TV back to factory and it started playing again. It was just a massive coincidence that LIVE was working on the app at the
exact same time, I suppose.

FYI TO ALL THAT GET THE “0xc00d7159” ERROR CODE WHEN ATTEMPTING TO PLAY DIGITAL CONTENT IN ‘Movies & TV’ APP: it’s your TV/monitor that’s messing up, not your Xbox. Reset it; worked for me.

Thanks, I appreciate the response. I changed a few settings on my TV and Xbox; some your suggestions, others from the link you posted. Still nada. I did however test another Xbox I have in another room. Its a gen 1 (possibly gen 2; either way its
a bit older) Xbox One. Its hooked to a slightly older 1080p HD TV and it worked just fine. I clicked on a few random movies and they played no problem. So it’s clearly an issue with 4k. Whether its the xbox or TV that has the issue, I dont know. Im guessing
the Xbox, as itd be quite coincidental for Live to have an acknowledged issue at the exact same time this error began.

No problem, thanks for response.

Does the XBoxS automatically detect the Phillips 4K TV and is HDR10 available or not supported?

From memory I set my TV as stock standard and allowed XBox autodetect, but I'm using ARC so there was a setting on my TV that needed changing.

What change did you make to TV settings?

Hi Angry,

Thanks for letting us know you were able to get it working again. I will go ahead and lock this thread as it has been resolved. Please feel free to come back to the forums if you have any other issues, questions, or just want to create a discussion
to talk to fellow gamers.







Thanks,

Brad