Xbox One X will play Blu-Ray and Games but not DVD

Discus and support Xbox One X will play Blu-Ray and Games but not DVD in XBoX on Consoles to solve the problem; I am having an issue with my new console in that while game disc and Blu-Ray disc will play no trouble at all, DVD's will only flick a brief snip of... Discussion in 'XBoX on Consoles' started by PeterPenguin, Jan 1, 2019.

  1. PeterPenguin
    PeterPenguin Guest

    Xbox One X will play Blu-Ray and Games but not DVD


    I am having an issue with my new console in that while game disc and Blu-Ray disc will play no trouble at all, DVD's will only flick a brief snip of video and sound every few seconds. Have checked for update for the Blu-ray player app, switched from instant
    on to energy saver power setting and done a reset.

    :)
     
    PeterPenguin, Jan 1, 2019
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  2. Obsessive Power Win User

    Xbox cdrom or whatever people call it

    Its a dvd
    Nope, not quite right.

    Original Xbox - DVD

    Xbox 360 - DVD (or more specifically, DVD-9).

    Xbox One - Blu-ray

    Xbox One S and X - UHD Blu-ray drive, but games still on standard Blu-ray.

    Scarlet will have a UHD BD drive so that can still play all formats of movie discs. Likely that games will be on 100GB discs.
  3. Obsessive Power Win User

    Xbox One X recognizes no backwards compatible 360-disc / triggers no download

    Hi,

    Sounds like the laser in your console's Blu-ray drive has a hardware issue.

    To test if your Xbox One X has issues reading discs, try playing a DVD movie disc. If can't read DVD movie discs either then your console has a hardware fault.

    Note: It must be a DVD movie disc, not a Blu-ray movie disc.

    There are two lasers in the Blu-ray drive, one for reading Blu-ray discs and one for DVD discs. Xbox One games use Blu-ray and the 360 console used a DVD drive.
  4. Obsessive Power Win User

    What does the Xbox 360 use in it’s games? Discs or DVDs? (Or something else)

    To clarify;

    PlayStation 1 - CD-ROM

    Sega Saturn - CD-ROM

    Sega Dreamcast - GD-ROM - A proprietary disc format

    PlayStation 2 - DVD

    Nintendo GameCube - Nintendo Optical Disc

    XBOX - DVD

    PlayStation 3 - Blu-Ray

    XBOX 360 - DVD

    Nintendo Wii - Wii Optical disc (basically DVD)

    Wii U - Wii U Optical disc (basically Blu-Ray)

    PlayStation 4 - Blu-Ray

    XBOX One, One S and One X - Blu-Ray

    PlayStation 5 - Blu-Ray

    XBOX Series X - - Blu-Ray
  5. Tezzerrific Win User

    What does the Xbox 360 use in it’s games? Discs or DVDs? (Or something else)

    just to add a couple of changes ;)

    To clarify;

    PlayStation 1 - CD-ROM

    Sega Saturn - CD-ROM

    Sega Dreamcast - GD-ROM - A proprietary disc format

    PlayStation 2 - DVD (some games came on CD too)

    Nintendo GameCube - Nintendo Optical Disc

    XBOX - DVD

    PlayStation 3 - Blu-Ray

    XBOX 360 - DVD (there were 3 or 4 games that actually came on CD)

    Nintendo Wii - Wii Optical disc (basically DVD)

    Wii U - Wii U Optical disc (basically Blu-Ray)

    PlayStation 4 - Blu-Ray

    XBOX One, One S and One X - Blu-Ray

    PlayStation 5 - Blu-Ray

    XBOX Series X - - Blu-Ray
  6. Slayin Bodies Win User

    Can the xBox play DVD-RAM discs?

    it can, it may have region locks for your area but yes the xbox one can play cd, dvd, blu-ray, and if you have the x/s 4k blu ray
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