Re: Status code: 69-C00D36BB cant play content it may...
Hello This is a video type error code.All videos need to be wmv or windows media video. So what ever file your trying to use,see if you can get it in that format.
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I think the content is too high definition. If you're using component, like i am, it plays the lower resolution videos just fine, but higher resolution videos won't play. But when it's connected to an LCD tv, it works just fine? Must be that.
According to the Xbox website, it means the format of the video is NOT supported. You will need to convert the video format into a type accepted by the Xbox.
This error is most commonly associated with a sharing permission problem on the PC. What you need to do is go to the video you want to play (or the folder it's contained in), right click on it and click the "Share" option. This will bring up a new window with a drop down menu. Pull down the menu and select "Everyone (all users in this list)" and then click the "Share" button at the bottom. After it saves all of the settings you should be able to go to your Xbox and play the video.
A good guide to sharing with the 360 can be found here :
When is the last time you updated your Xbox through Xbox Live, this often means that a video codec isn't supported on the Xbox and can be solved a lot of the time through the updates.
There may be an update that you require, either that or your poor lil Xbox has contracted an illness, i would try and leave it off for a while, then try again. And also, go through your sons xbox and compare it with what you have on your settings. If anything is different, that may be your problem!
Try updating your xbox if not, use TVersity a program that will stream films regardless of the format. Some time the xbox cant read .avi or mp4 formats
well as the code has suggested the file type is indeed not supported convert it to avi to play it on your 360 you can do this with dbpower amp or just search on google for video converters
I had the same problem playing video from a data disc, code 69-8007045d. I made the exact same video file play by (1) adding .avi file extension to the file name (i.e. "videofile" renamed: "videofile.avi") and (2) putting it in a folder with the exact same name (videofile.avi). Same video file, didn't have to transcode to .wmv which degrades vid quality. Simple solution, but it worked. This is also the key to displaying a picture file as the icon instead of the generic "filmstrip" pic that displays by default. Just name the picture file the same name as the video and folder (i.e. "video.avi"). This has even worked with divx and xvid encoded videos when I've tried. My guess as to why this happens is that MS doesn't want to be legally or financially responsible for their hardware being used to play protected content, which is also why the status code 69-8007045d doesn't appear anywhere on their official website. Good luck.
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