Month: October 2004

This webpage contains a list of help articles for common errors in Windows Media Player.  They relate to Windows Media Player 9 and 10 mostly, however the information can also apply all other versions of Windows Media Player can as 6.4, 7, 8 and 11. Guide To Error C00D2EED In WMPhttp://msmvps.com/chrisl/articles/11226.aspx Guide To Error 8007000D In WMPhttp://msmvps.com/chrisl/articles/11276.aspx Guide To Error 80040218 In WMPhttp://msmvps.com/chrisl/articles/11277.aspx Guide To Error 8007007E In WMPhttp://msmvps.com/chrisl/articles/11278.aspx Digital Rights Management (DRM) Problems In WMPhttp://msmvps.com/chrisl/articles/11279.aspx Guide To Error C00D10BD In WMPhttp://msmvps.com/chrisl/articles/11280.aspx CD Ripping Problems In WMPhttp://msmvps.com/chrisl/articles/11281.aspx Guide To Error 80040111 In WMPhttp://msmvps.com/chrisl/articles/11215.aspx  Guide To Error’s C00D10B5/C00D10B3 In WMP http://msmvps.com/chrisl/articles/11219.aspx  … Continue reading Windows Media Player Help Articles List

Error C00D1197 or Cannot play file means little to nothing in terms of a single fix and doesn’t always really mean that you are trying to play an unsupported format.  The fix for this will greatly depend on what you are doing when you get the error along with your system configuration.   General Information Windows Media Player Multimedia File Formats – Check to see if you are trying to play a support format. If you are trying to play a supported format then keep reading.  Below is some common information for supported file formats. Supported File Formats Help AVI … Continue reading Guide To Error C00D1197 In Windows Media Player

General – Troubleshooting Playback Error C00D10D1 or Windows Media Player cannot play the file because a required codec is not installed on your computer can have a few different solutions depending on exactly what you are playing or try to play in Windows Media Player.   AVI Files – Troubleshooting Playback If you are not completely sure about what video codec’s are or do I would suggest installing ffdshow (Download ffdshow-20050216.exe) (Project Homepage).  This is a simple DirectShow filter (also called a codec or decoder) that will decode (allow you to play) DivX, XviD, 3ivX, and more.   AVI Files – … Continue reading Guide To Error C00D10D1 In Windows Media Player

I personally don’t have a ton of information on this subject and very few people report information in the Newsgroups.  There is a bit of information below that might help you with stream video and audio in Windows Media Player.  Here’s a bit that might help, if not I would post in the WMP Newsgroup with as much information as you can/.  IF you don’t get much other help there then I would suggest contacting Product Support.  If you do so, please post your solution after in the Newsgroups.  This way the rest of the community will benefit.   Troubleshooting … Continue reading Streaming Video/Audio Issues In Windows Media Player

General Information An ASX file is just a pointer to another media file, it’s just a playlist.  For the most part ASX files will point to WMA, WMV, or ASF content.  If you right click on the link to your ASX file and select Save Target As then you can open the file in Notepad and you will be viewing the basic playlist.  You can copy the link out of the ASX file and go to File | Open URL for a generally troubleshooter.  Many times, the ASX file is not done correctly, thus having WMP produce error’s when trying … Continue reading Troubleshooting ASX File Playback In Windows Media Player