Re: C00D109B error
From: Harry (Harry_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 07/18/04
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Date: Sun, 18 Jul 2004 13:56:01 -0700
i have use window media player 8.0 for playing .asf file. I have copied this file from digital camera SD card. It's video is playing ok, but audio is giving the above error. The audio codec required is G.726
PLEASE Help
me
"Chris Lanier [MVP]" wrote:
> Error C00D109B/C00D109C or "One or more codec's required to play the file
> could not be found or "Some of the codec's required by this media are not
> installed on your
> system" means just as the error text states. There is one or more codec's
> that you don't have on your machine that you do need to view the content in
> question. Your answer for this error will depend on what you are trying to
> play.
>
> Q: Are you getting this for MP3's?
> If so...Do you get it for all MP3's, or just specific ones?
>
> If you get it for all of them try running "regsvr32 l3codeca.acm" - That is
> the MP3 decoder that WMP uses. You should also make sure you don't have
> ctmp3.acm on your system. If you do rename it to ctmp3.bak and make sure
> you have WMP set to download needed codec's for you automatically.
>
> If you only get it for a few MP3's you will need to provide links to these.
> It is likely they have been poorly encoded or have been corrupted. Playing
> the file in WMP 6.4 (Start>>Run>>Type "mplayer2.exe" [No Quotes] is also a
> good troubleshooting method.
>
> Q: Are you getting this for AVI's?
> 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 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.
> (Post the information back here and I can help get you the correct codec)
>
> Q: Are you playing a WMV file?
> If so...Make sure you have the latest version of the player.
> http://www.windowsmedia.com/download
>
> And/Or download the WM9 codec's and install them. (Win NT/95/No Internet PC)
> http://www.nwlink.com/~zachd/pss/pss.html#wmv
>
> Q: Are you getting this for any other type of file?
> If so...Please post it. :-)
>
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> "rachem" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:3F557478-E5AE-455F-8B64-02F306A700A0@microsoft.com...
> > it says "You've encountered error message C00D109B while using Windows
> Media Player"
> > windows media player for XP
> >
> > how can i get the video to show again?
>
>
>
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