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<blockquote data-quote="GeorgeS" data-source="post: 2169760" data-attributes="member: 239986">My brother brought over his Xbox 360 so I could use my internet connection to get the latest updates.&nbsp; It got them all fine and we tried watching a disc of XviD movies.&nbsp; It said it required a media update, so we logged on to Xbox Live and got the update.&nbsp; Now it starts playing the video for about 10 seconds then stops and says:Cannot play this content because it may not be supported.&nbsp; Please go to Xbox.com/supportStatus Code: 69-80070017Xbox.com seems to be redesigned and I can&#039;t find anywhere to put in the code.&nbsp; Putting it in the regular search box brings up nothing.&nbsp; Doing a search lots of people are having this problem but don&#039;t have a solution.I&#039;ve always been able to stream videos from my computer fine, but have never tried playing from a disc.&nbsp; Unfortunately this isn&#039;t an option for my brother.&nbsp; Is there a fix for this?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GeorgeS, post: 2169760, member: 239986"] My brother brought over his Xbox 360 so I could use my internet connection to get the latest updates. It got them all fine and we tried watching a disc of XviD movies. It said it required a media update, so we logged on to Xbox Live and got the update. Now it starts playing the video for about 10 seconds then stops and says: Cannot play this content because it may not be supported. Please go to Xbox.com/support Status Code: 69-80070017 Xbox.com seems to be redesigned and I can't find anywhere to put in the code. Putting it in the regular search box brings up nothing. Doing a search lots of people are having this problem but don't have a solution. I've always been able to stream videos from my computer fine, but have never tried playing from a disc. Unfortunately this isn't an option for my brother. Is there a fix for this? [/QUOTE]

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