My blu ray gives me a message that the disc wont play due to parental content?

Hey, guys, I'm having the same issue with my Xbox one not playing dvds. When I put the disc in the Blu-ray player app launches and then gives me this message. "We are having trouble reading this. Make sure it's a Blu-ray or DVD. If it's a game try launching
it from your game & app instead ( 0x91d70000) ". It plays Blu-ray and game discs just fine.

Hey,guys I'm having the issue with my Xbox one not playing dvds. When I put them in the blue ray player app launches and then gives me this message. " We are having trouble reading this. Make sure it's a Blu-ray or DVD. If it's a game, launch it from your
games & apps instead. ( 0x91d7000)." It plays Blu-ray and game discs just fine

This thread has diverged in a couple different directions. I'll try to address everything.

1. If you have a Blu-ray disc that sometimes works and sometimes doesn't, get the "No disc in the drive", or "Please enter a Game, DVD, Blu-ray, or CD disc into the drive" error messages, then your Optical Disc Drive is possibly going bad, and you should call
   Xbox Customer Support. The error messages occur because the drive couldn't identify what type disc was inserted. I believe the people clearing of persistant storage, turning off BDLive, or trying factory resets, that are reporting that fixes the problem are
   just a coincidence, and that their issues will come back. The same applies for the people who reported games & DVDs working, but Blu-ray never works. Some of these people later replied to me and said games stopped working eventually as well.
   
2. If you have a specific Blu-ray disc that never works, but all other Blu-ray discs work, then let me know. The Blu-ray spec is poor, authoring standards are not enforced, and we're still finding discs here or there that we are just incompatible with. That's
   why all Blu-ray players need updates all of the time. This is an example of what happened with Game of Thrones Season 3.
   
3. Blu-ray blocked because of parental control level. The Xbox defaults to the lowest age of all profiles signed in. So if you're on an unrestricted profile, but your child is also signed in with an age 6 profile, then all movies PG and higher will be blocked.
   DVDs will prompt you to enter the 4-digit parental code and let playback continue. Blu-ray doesn't have that feature, and you will have to sign out the child profile, quit the Blu-ray app, and restart it, to get playback to proceed. Even the super expensive
   Oppo Blu-ray player has this problem, and forces you to completely back out of the movie and turn off parental controls to get the disc to play. Blu-ray forgot to spec a callback to the app to tell us playback was blocked, and they block playback inside their
   Java code, so there is no chance for us to prompt you for the 4-digit parental code.
   

Nope. Due to the XB1 using Blu-ray disc technology, 360 games wont be playable without special programming that they are not currently working on, but may develop at a later time.

I just received my replacement xbox one console. Progress! The new one does PLAY commerical blu ray and dvd's!!! It does NOT play any of the blu ray movie disc (BDMV) that I created. Error 0x91d70000 (the error message on the old console was
0x91d70001).

Progress. It does play the commerical blu ray disc (Star Trek into Darkness is the only one I have).