Weirdest thing just happened trying to watch BD on xbox one

[cpr3584]

Put "neighbors" into my XONE blu player and it gave me previews for current movies (straight outta compton, ted 2) and now im stuck on the universal loading screen for 10 minutes. never knew the disc or previews would update online that like, may have to do with bd live or something. either way im pretty disappointed. i guess ill watch movies on vudu now.

[KillaCam]

Send me your blus if you don't want them

[MifuneFan]

Originally Posted by cpr3584

Put "neighbors" into my XONE blu player and it gave me previews for current movies (straight outta compton, ted 2) and now im stuck on the universal loading screen for 10 minutes. never knew the disc or previews would update online that like, may have to do with bd live or something. either way im pretty disappointed. i guess ill watch movies on vudu now.

Shoulda got a PS4

ohhhhhh

[cpr3584]

finally got it to play but oh wait: now its frozen again

[MifuneFan]

Originally Posted by cpr3584

finally got it to play but oh wait: now its frozen again

Disable BD-live

[cpr3584]

Did the same thing watching star wars the other night

[cpr3584]

Originally Posted by MifuneFan

Disable BD-live

cant i tried

[Mobe1969]

Originally Posted by cpr3584

cant i tried

Should be able to:
http://support.xbox.com/en-AU/xbox-o...u-ray-settings

Blu-ray settings -> Enable BD Live to "improve" Blu-ray playback
This setting allows access to additional features and content through the BD Live service.

"Improve", my a**...

[TripleHBK]

The Xbox One is a terrible Blu Ray Player and this is coming from someone who is an Xbox Fan first. The Xbox One includes Blu Ray movie playback as an afterthought. It treats Blu Ray playback as nothing more than an add on app which is part of the reason you're experiencing problems. $40 Stand alone players are more stable for Blu Ray Playback than the xbox one. I still use my original 2007 80gb Backwards compatible PS3 for all my Blu Ray playback needs and it's never let me down. I'd get a different player.

[WinkDinkerson]

I sometimes shut my internet off when I load a disc in my blu-ray player. Perhaps you do the same.

[Lincoln6Echo]

The easy answer to this question is to get a dedicated stand-alone BD player. Relying on a video game system to play your BDs is kinda dumb if you ask me. Video game consoles are more geared towards driving video game graphic engines with decent fps. Not so much playing a video disc that is its own OS.

[TripleHBK]

Originally Posted by Lincoln6Echo

The easy answer to this question is to get a dedicated stand-alone BD player. Relying on a video game system to play your BDs is kinda dumb if you ask me. Video game consoles are more geared towards driving video game graphic engines with decent fps. Not so much playing a video disc that is its own OS.

In the case of the Xbox One you are partially correct. However to say all consoles fall into this category is unequivocally false. The PS3 has been regarded as one of the best players on the market since it's introduction in 2006 by countless Home Theater Magazines and websites. It's consistently been a Top pick amongst professional reviewers, critics, and enthusiasts alike and I'd happily but it up against any standalone player on the market, including the Oppo's.

[Bates_Motel]

Originally Posted by cpr3584

cant i tried

yeah, you can

[picture_shooter]

LOL!! no kidding, i am on my 2nd replacement xbox one and playing games this system continues to lock up on me. Forces me to reboot the dang console. As for a BR player, no movies failed or locked on me yet. Just my game; Madde 2016 (not playing online / just franchise mode).

Originally Posted by TripleHBK

The Xbox One is a terrible Blu Ray Player and this is coming from someone who is an Xbox Fan first. The Xbox One includes Blu Ray movie playback as an afterthought. It treats Blu Ray playback as nothing more than an add on app which is part of the reason you're experiencing problems. $40 Stand alone players are more stable for Blu Ray Playback than the xbox one. I still use my original 2007 80gb Backwards compatible PS3 for all my Blu Ray playback needs and it's never let me down. I'd get a different player.