I keep getting the same error, and sometimes I can't even get the playback to go. The error code is S7363-1266-0000230D, and when I googled it, it said that it's an airplay error, even though I have no extra displays, or even a TV connected to my MacBook Pro. What can i do to fix this?
MacBook Pro, OS X Yosemite (10.10.2), Early 2011 2.7 i7 4GB of RAM
This is an issue with DRM, not airplay. Close out any other applications that play media, and restart safari.
This is an issue with DRM, not airplay. Close out any other applications that play media, and restart safari.
I encountered this also. When it occurred, I'd had a second window open to a subscription video service (crunchyroll). When I closed the crunchyroll window, Netflix worked fine. When I reopened the crunchyroll window and restarted Netflix, the error message came back (even when the crunchyroll window was minimized). So perhaps you should confirm that you only have one window with DRM-licensed content?
I've noticed that Apple's authentication services seem to cause these errors.
- Messages and Facetime can't be running (most of the time, at least)
- Accessing your apple id webpage or any Apple account (e.g. developer center) cause these errors.
I've had to entirely quit Safari to get it back running, after accessing Apple account pages.
Glad I found this....while working on Tumblr, I couldnt access Netflix on a second tab. The more you know....
I had the same problem, then I noticed when I tried to run Netflix, my Google Drive icon next to my Time Machine icon on the top of the screen kept moving just before the error occurred. I quit Google Drive and everything works flawlessly now.
Unexpected error on Netflix?
