Re: Error C00D11B1 When trying to play .WMA files use Windows Medi


If your system didn't have quartz.dll, your system was corrupted and the player would never have worked on your system. That's a base file for any normal Windows system. =\

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"Basileo" <Basileo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:CC510556-3853-40FE-9F2F-99E5878C6610@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
In addition, I found out that there was no quartz.dll in my computer.
I had to google, download and save it into C:\WINDOWS\system32 first.
Only then register.

I think MS could check WMP11 compliance together with Nokia, Samsung etc. ...


"Basileo" wrote:

I had same problem with my Acer 3103 laptop with Realtek audio and WMP 11.
I made same steps as you: uninstalled media player, updated audio drivers,
removed RTSP/UDP, RTSP/TCP, etc.

No help. No audio or video format was played.
Real player gave a hint: quartz.dll missing.
These posts advised to register that file to windows,
to do that: click start>run and type: regsvr32 C:\WINDOWS\system32\quartz.dll

For me, that helped!

I also have Nokia PC Suite installed, maybe that has something to do with
this problem (as similar Samsung program seems to have). They both have their
own media players...



"Clare S" wrote:

> Help I've run out of ideas???
> Just downloaded some music but get - 'Windows Media Player encountered > a
> problem while playing the file. For additional assistance, click Web > Help'.
> when I look at online help C00D11B1 error also given 80070057 under
> technical.
>
> Online help suggests -
> Update Audio device drivers - done
> Check status of Audio device - done is fine
> Gives other advice on MP3 files but I am trying to play a .wma file
>
> Next thing checked the forums
> Had quick time installed - other posts indicate uninstalling this > helps - done
>
> Other attempts to fix the problem...
> Uninstalled and reinstalled audio device driver
> Uninstalled and reinstalled Windows Media Player
> Checked copyright checkbox in Media Player - not checked
>
> Other info...
> Can play .mp3 files no problem using Windows Media Player
> Can't burn CD's get same error message
> Using Windows XP home edition
> Audio card is VIA High Definition Audio driver date 23/4/07 version
> 6.0.1.1230
>
> Clare

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