My Xbox 360 Video Codecs Are Unable to Download
The home entertainment center functions as a unit of systems synchronized through one central hub. Where video game systems were once separate entities entirely, they are now the soul of the media center. Downloading and streaming movies from outside sources to your Xbox 360 can provide a fun family night, but it can also prove frustrating when something goes wrong. If your Xbox 360 video codecs will not download, try a few steps to troubleshoot the problem.
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Instructions
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Sign in to Xbox LIVE and replay the video you attempted to play. Once you are connected to the Internet, you will be prompted to download the update for the video codec. Make sure that you're signed in to Xbox LIVE using the original profile that downloaded the video content.
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Ensure that the PC you are streaming video from has media sharing enabled under the "Stream" tab while in Windows Media Player.
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Check that the licenses of the video content you're streaming are up to date.
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Use WMV, MPEG4, H.264, or AVI formats for content streamed from USB and Windows Media Player 11; WMV, MPEG4, and H.264 for content streamed from Zune software; WMV and AVI for content streamed through Windows Home Server; and WMV and MPEG2 for content streamed through Windows Media Center.
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Use the error code to narrow down your problem.
