HDCP error on purchased movie, but not other apps

Same issue with me since I update my xbox 360 to a xbox one S I cannot view my purchase movies, and it has the same error message like everyone on this thread. I try everything that is recommended by the Xbox tech team and nothing has been able to solve
this issue. However, it says the trailer of the movie's fine, but not able to view movie without receiving this error code "0xc00d7159. What's the purpose to upgrade consoles now you cannot view your purchase movie now due to no HDCP compatible, unless you
now need to purchase a new TV that's HDCP compatible....Microsoft, this does not make any sense...can someone at Microsoft explain this.....

I dont remember specifically the other movies that were giving me issues. I do remember we rented a movie on Xbox and we got the HDCP error code. I could give a different cord a try and see if that helps

It comes up with an error code saying the TV input isnt compatible but when you search the error code it just says to restart the console and replace the disc. I did that 4 times and it never played

Without knowing the exact error code, my guess for the only reason why a TV Input wouldn't be compatible with a DVD would be if the HDCP copy protection handshake fails between console and TV, and the console doesn't get a confirmation from the TV that the
HDMI channel is now encrypted.

Can you check if the situation improves when you use a different (known working) HDMI cable? While the console may display games and non-movie stuff perfectly well (as it doesn't have to be encrypted), a broken lead on other HDMI data lines might prevent
the HDCP handshake.

Also check if your TV has a firmware update available. Maybe there is a known issue that prevents your TV from establishing an encrypted HDCP connection to the console reliably.

Is Thor the only movie giving you trouble, or are other movies also throwing errors? Is the movie on DVD or BluRay disc?

What is the model of your TV? The Xbox One S/X requires an HDCP 2.2-compliant display in order to play 4K movies. An HDCP error on the Xbox One may indicate that your TV is not compliant with HDCP 2.2, or
it's at least not enabled over the specific HDMI input.

You can buy a splitter to ignore/bypass HDCP requests, but I do not know how well that works.

i rented a movie at the film and tv app thru my xbox. when i tried to start there was no loading icon and the error code occured. have tried to turn the xbox on and off again, the same with the router. nothing seems to work... please help!

This may be a HDCP issue. The Link to support is for 360 but may provide some insight and a starting point to resolve it.