Re: DVD Error 0xC00D116A
From: Chris (cal2002a_at_hotmail.NOSPAM.com)
Date: 02/04/05
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Date: Fri, 4 Feb 2005 16:34:51 -0600
>>They can't blame anyone else, It's down to their product and their
>>product only on my PC.
100% wrong. Windows nor WMP ships with a DVD decoder because...
1) If Microsoft included a DVD decoder in Windows that raises the price to
you.
2) If Microsoft included a DVD decoder in Windows that raises the price to
OEM's.
3) OEM have large contracts with ISV's to provide there decoders with their
PC's. This means that not only are they paying more for Windows, you are
paying for the DVD decoder twice. You want to pay twice?
Microsoft doesn't even develop DVD decoders! As stated in every document on
the issue, DVD playback is supported if a third party decoder is install.
Support for that decoder is handled through whoever develops it. Your
reasons don't stack up. If nothing in this newsgroup helps you needs to
either contact Microsoft PSS and/or the developer of whatever DVD you are
using.
-- Chris Lanier http://www.msmvps.com/chrisl/ Replies are to help benefit others in helping you and reproducing issues, not necessarily for me to get back to you. -- "Frustrated in Long Beach" <Frustrated in Long Beach@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:CDCBDAFF-B811-4C1C-A011-0B33176D5E42@microsoft.com... > I've been getting the same error message. What's funny, is the answer to > the > problem that I see get repeatedly posted doe's not help at all. I've > totally > stripped out any DVD player programs, and have uninstalled my Nero 6 Utlra > edition entirely and cleaned the registry. Still get the same error. I > tried reinstalling Media Player 10. Still the same error. > > Here is a key thing I noticed on mine. Just the other day it was working > great. Yesterday, I was going through the visual settings in XP changing > from the classic look to the XP look. Then decided to play a concert I > have > on DVD, (same one I was able to play the day before yesterday) and it > wouldn't work. > > Now how the hell doe's anyone think it has anything to do with 3rd party > players or whatever else, when all I did was change the XP Look? > > Before anyone asks, yes I reinstalled my Nvidia drivers, checked for > dualview, which I cannot find in my version. Looked for that mpg** > whatever > file, but it does not exist. > > I'm at my wits end. Why doesn't Microsoft take responsibility and provide > a > workable solution to this problem. They can't blame anyone else, It's > down > to their product and their product only on my PC. > > > > "Andres Cruz Villavizar" wrote: > >> This error appears every time I try to watch a DVD movie. Please help >> !!! >> Error ID (code): 0xC00D116A, Condition ID = 0x00000000 >> Error Message Text: "Windows Media Player cannot play DVD video. Open >> Display in Control Panel, and then lower your screen resolution and color >> quality settings. To view the DVD Troubleshooter, click More >> Information." >> Windows Media Player Version: 10.00.00.3646 >> Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition Version 2002 Service >> Pack 2 >>
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