HDCP error with bluray app

M4kn4sh · Sep 24, 2019

Hello,

Since today, I can not read bluray or DVDs anymore. I have this error code that is displayed: 0x91d7000a.

I already tried the Microsoft solution to quit the application and restart the console, but it does not change anything.

What can I do ?

I have tried another HDMI cable.

Thanks.

:)

M4kn4sh

It's ok ! It was a cache problem.

BrosefStalinZ28

Every bluray I have (one 4k UHD Bluray and dozens of regular bluray titles) does not work with the Xbox One S I have. They work just fine in my other Xbox One (regular 500gb, not S or elite XBO, and obviously not the 4k UHD bluray) but every time I get an
HDCP error for 5 minutes flipping between the error screen and bluray app frozen, then it just tells me it cannot read the disc. Apparently the Xbox One S needs a different bluray app than the regular Xbox One bluray app. Maybe if the community was allowed
to make a bluray app for the Xbox One S it could save Microsoft some face since I have more faith in the community at fixing a problem via their own bluray app than Microsoft fixing it.

MarsNeedsTacos

HDCP on most BluRay players is way more forigiving than the HDCP versions Xbox One, you may not have much luck with this.

SigmaTheDJ

I've had a similar issue with my Xbox One X, but with regular DVDs. When I try to play one I get a HDCP error, but I can play the same discs just fine via my PS4 Pro which is hooked up to the same screen as the Xbox. The DVDs worked with my original Xbox
One, but not with my One X for some reason.

Internet Expert

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.

HDCP error with bluray app