Xbox video and DVDs not working

JESMOKEALOT · Jan 18, 2014

Xbox video and DVDs not working says secure hdcp link not found but Netflix and vudu still work

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IceStorm III · Jan 18, 2014

HD-DVD not working now...

Working fine for me. I just hooked up my HD DVD drive and popped in The Bourne Identity. Go to tv&movies, then My Video Apps, then choose HD DVD.

mowerdude · Jan 18, 2014

I am having problems with xbox 360 S HDCP Link not found?

I have my xbox 360 slim hooked up with Hdmi for my video and my audio coming out of the original composite cable that came with the xbox 360 running to my sound bar. It works great for games and also works great for Netflix also, but when ever I try to watch a Dvd disc or Xbox video I get this message that the Hdcp link is not found how can I fix this so that I can watch Dvd disc and xbox video without get Hdcp Link not found?

Also in Xbox Video the movie previews work fine it's only on the stuff I bought from xbox video, I haven't rented anything from xbox video ever since I started getting this error that the HDCP Link Not Found.

Also my video settings are 1080p, Widescreen, Hdmi+A. And I have the display Discovery Disable also.

JESMOKEALOT · Jan 19, 2014

Thank Xbox support Sephorin for helping changed HDMI cord problem gone

JESMOKEALOT

Thank Xbox support Sephorin for helping changed HDMI cord problem gone

Obsessive Power

Its a dvd-r with mp4 files on it but ive burnt them to the disc

Hi,

Not 100% sure about this, but I don't think it will not play DVD-R discs that have just raw video files on them. To play videos, you may need to create an actual DVD mastered disc. The kind of disc that has a main menu and play buttons when you start the
disc - think of how purchased DVD Movie discs work.

The big problem with converting a bunch of MP4's to true DVD master is that DVD mastered discs are not HD, so you'll massively degrade the picture quality.

It could also be the discs. While DVD-R is pretty popular, DVD+R discs are also available. I doubt this makes much of a difference though.

The best way to play video content on your Xbox One is via a USB Flash drive. Not only will this 'just work', you save wear and tear on your console's optical drive.

rsattler

Hi Ouligars!

Unfortunately, the Xbox will not play HD DVD's without the Xbox HD DVD player. I have one and they are certainly hard to find these days. If you have the Xbox HD DVD player, then a HD DVD app will appear in the Video tab. As far as I know, non-Xbox HD DVD
players are unsupported on the 360.

Of course, if you meant you found the Xbox HD DVD player, then as stated above, you will find the app for it in the My Video tab... Hope this helps!

OCRyzen

@Endgamez....

If it's a DVD in Video File formats, you would use Video Player..

But, if you convert the Video Files into DVD Encoded Files, Video Player won't recognise the disc & you need to play it from the Dashboard as a DVD...

mutelight

[quote user="NanoTechSoldier"]

@Endgamez....

If it's a DVD in Video File formats, you would use Video Player..

But, if you convert the Video Files into DVD Encoded Files, Video Player won't recognise the disc & you need to play it from the Dashboard as a DVD...

[/quote]He stated in the very first post that he burnt them as video files to the disc not DVD video discs, pay attention.

Xbox video and DVDs not working