Re: Error COOD11CD
From: thatveryspecialperson (thatveryspecialperson_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 07/06/04
- Next message: MIDDLECHAMBER: "Media Player XP home Dual Xeon CPU"
- Previous message: david nye: "music slowdown during playback"
- Maybe in reply to: Tony: "Error COOD11CD"
- Next in thread: jay: "RE: Error COOD11CD"
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ]
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2004 11:21:02 -0700
I have just tried to log into a program on the Laura Lee Show and the same arror message has come up.
Below is what I was told to report to this site.
Can anyone help me resolve it - in as less techno jibe as possible please
Many Thanks
Dave
Ask other Windows Media Player users for assistance by posting your question to the Windows Media Player Newsgroup. In your message, be sure to include the following information:
Error message ID number (for example, "C00D11CD")
Error message text (for example, "Windows Media Player has encountered an unknown error.")
Windows Media Player version
Windows operating system version
What task you were trying to accomplish prior to encountering the error message
If the error only occurs when you use a particular file, Web link, or URL, provide details about that item
Please note that the newsgroup is maintained by users such as yourself. It is not an official Microsoft technical support resource. As such, Microsoft cannot guarantee that your question will be answered.
"Chris Lanier [MVP]" wrote:
> C00D11CD is "Unknown Error". Generally it doesn't have a single solution or
> answer. To help us figure the real problem you it would be great if you
> could provide some more basic information about the problem. That being
> said please read on for some basic troubleshooting help for the error.
>
> If none of the information below helps you will need to provide us with *as
> much* information about the problem as you possibly can. - See
> http://tinyurl.com/2o4h9
>
> For a few common solutions to error C00D11CD, please see
> http://tinyurl.com/2wpw7
>
> Q: Are you playing an AVI?
> If so...You likely don't have the right codec installed for that specific
> AVI or you have a bad install of the codec.
>
> Using a DirectShow decoding filter such as FFDShow will decrease the
> problems you could run into with codec problems. FFDshow will decode XviD,
> DivX 3/4/5, 3IVX, and has support for many other codec's. It can be
> downloaded at http://tinyurl.com/2snnx. (Download ffdshow-20020617.exe and
> then run it's installer)
>
> If you have the correct codec installed and the video still doesn't play
> download GSpot (Below) and run your AVI though the program. If Gspot says
> "Failed to render", "Missing Chuck", etc. then your video file is corrupt.
>
> If you just wish to install the individual codec's for your specific video
> or FFDShow doesn't support the codec for you file please do the following.
> - Download and use GSpot (http://tinyurl.com/328cp)
> - Run the installer, open GSpot, goto File>>Open.
> - Look for the 4CC code for the file's Video Codec
> - http://tinyurl.com/262go will help you.
> (Or post the information back here and I can help)
> -If you don't get audio, what codec does it use? GSpot also tells you this.
>
> Q: Are you playing any type of content directly from a web link? (Streaming
> audio, video, radio, etc)
> If so...You must provide the exact link to what you are trying to access.
> The homepage isn't important, but an exact link to the content is.
>
> Q: Are you playing an MPEG/MPG file? (DVD, SVCD, and VCD)
> If so...Please reinstall DirectX. This will overwrite quartz.dll and
> re-register it in Windows. quartz.dll is the MPEG Decoder that WMP will
> default to. (http://tinyurl.com/97jw)
> If reinstalling DirectX does not help please provide the following.
> -Does it only happen with a few MPEG/MPG files?
> -If so...It's most likely a file encoded with the MPEG-2 codec. To decode
> this you will need to install an MPEG-2 decoder. Follow the link to more
> information. (http://tinyurl.com/2njf6)
>
> Q: Are you trying to burn a CD?
> If so...Please see http://tinyurl.com/32zkh. That being said the IMAPI
> burner that is included with WMP isn't very good. If the above link doesn't
> help goto http://tinyurl.com/u8p3 and, download the free Nero Fast Burn
> Plug-in. This plug-in will *not* burn DRM-enabled WMA's (Those downloaded
> from pay sites like Napster, MusicNow, etc.) If you are looking for better
> software for burning CD's try Roxio's Easy CD/DVD Creator or Nero Burning
> ROM.
>
> Easy Media Creator
> http://tinyurl.com/414r
>
> Nero Burning ROM
> http://tinyurl.com/3xt8a
>
> Q: I having problems playing and/or burning DRM-enabled WMA's. (Ex.
> Wal-Mart, Napster, MusicNow)
> If so...Your best bet is to ask either the support provided by the site you
> bought them from or contact Microsoft Support. No one who regularly posts
> in this newsgroup knows a great deal about troubleshooting DRM-enabled
> files.
>
> Microsoft Product Support
> http://tinyurl.com/29y9t
>
> Q: Are you having problems playing MIDI's?
> If So...Please see http://tinyurl.com/23vqj. That should cover most MIDI
> issues.
>
> Q: Are you trying to play a MOV, RM, RA file?
> If so...Please goto http://tinyurl.com/2sp39 and notice that those are not
> supported file type in WMP. You need to use RealPlayer or RealOne for RM,
> RA, Etc. And then use QuickTime for MOV.
>
> --
> Chris Lanier
> Microsoft MVP - Digital Media
> ---
> "Tony" <Tony@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:7DE6AADC-E713-4603-89A0-B5A3DE49F2AD@microsoft.com...
> > I recieved an error message "Windows Media Player encountered an unknown
> error"
> >
> > COOD11CD
> >
> > Does anyone know what to do to fix this?
> >
> > Tony
>
>
>
- Next message: MIDDLECHAMBER: "Media Player XP home Dual Xeon CPU"
- Previous message: david nye: "music slowdown during playback"
- Maybe in reply to: Tony: "Error COOD11CD"
- Next in thread: jay: "RE: Error COOD11CD"
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ]
Relevant Pages
|
