Xbox One S controller does not control DVD play.

Miss Bijoux, I unchecked 24Hz, restarted my Xbox One S, and played a 4K UHD Blu Ray dvd on my Xbox One S. While watching the DVD in the DVD player app, I pressed down on the right stick of my controller. This shows me information such as how many frames
per second is being used. I verified that Xbox One S DVD player is showing 23.98 FPS (frames per second). It is NOT playing back at 60 as you suggested. This is a bug in Xbox One S or the DVD player. Please let me know how I can report this to the Xbox team.
Thanks!

I know blu rays are playing at 24Hz because that's what Xbox One S is telling me in my advanced video settings: 4K, HDR, Allow 24 Hz. It does NOT let me select 60Hz, therefore it is not sending video signal to my TV at 60Hz.
Are you saying it doesn't matter if 24Hz is set, it still sends it at 60Hz? Please clarify.

Yes, this is correct. Checking the 24Hz box simply allows 24Hz content to be supported at that refresh rate but only if/when 24Hz content is supported. See the included image.

If you do not want 24Hz content to be played or supported, unchecking that box should allow everything to play at 60Hz as the

United States does not use 50Hz.



Miss Bijoux, I unchecked 24Hz, restarted my Xbox One S, and played a 4K UHD Blu Ray dvd on my Xbox One S. While watching the DVD in the DVD player app, I pressed down on the right stick of my controller. This shows me information such as how many frames
per second is being used. I verified that Xbox One S DVD player is showing 23.98 FPS (frames per second). It is NOT playing back at 60 as you suggested. This is a bug in Xbox One S or the DVD player. Please let me know how I can report this to the Xbox team.
Thanks!

Hi, the original Xbox required a dvd playback kit to play dvd's. It was basically a small piece of hardware with a remote control, which you plugged into one of the controller ports which would then let you play dvd's. If you have not got this, then that
is why you cannot play them on that console. The dvd playback kit looks like this.

I have the same behavior with my new Xbox One S controller. However, the controller will not work at all with the plug and charge battery. Does your S controller at least power on with the battery?

Yes, absolutely.

In case there's confusion, the Bluetooth part in the controller is only for connecting it to a Windows PC. Bluetooth is not used on the Xbox One S, as the console does not actually have a Bluetooth chip.

The Xbox One S controller still connects to the console with the same wireless protocol as any standard Xbox One controller.

It even works vice versa! You can also connect a regular Xbox One controller to an Xbox One S.

There has been no confirmation, but I would have thought it does, as the controllers use the same wireless technology that the Xbox One controllers use, as you can use the new controllers on the Xbox One as well as the old Xbox One controllers on the Series
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