| 16 Jan 2006 06:40 pm |
daniel l gill Guest | jesus i have it too Error ID = 0xC00D1199, Condition ID = 0x00000000
its an epidemic lol. seriously this only appears on auio or video files so if itwont play get it from somewhere elseoh and some of you guys need to check what other people have written b4 u post sigh.
gl anyways
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| 31 Jan 2006 11:10 pm |
ltcjohnson Guest | no codec or program will help because the file is CORRUPT
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| 16 Feb 2006 09:28 am |
Regular Rep: 0 Joined: 24 Jun 2005 Posts: 380 OFFLINE | ltcjohnson wrote:
no codec or program will help because the file is CORRUPT
Not necessarily true. The file may be corrupt, don’t count on it.
2 steps to try before you try anything else:
1. Download VideoLan player from [url=http://www.videolan.org/vlc/ target=none]the VLC website[/url] and try opening the file with that. It opens almost anything - music and video.
2. Download the GSpot Codec Information Application and use that to see what codec you need and whether or not you have it installed. If you don’t have the relevant codec, go to http://www.free-codecs.com/ and search for it. Download, install. Then try playing the file again! Easy mistake to forget the last step!
If none of that works, post with full details of the file, and preferably a URL where we can find a screenshot of GSpot’s information on the file, and any other relevant information.
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All the best, — bigFootLast edited 16 Feb 2006 09:28 am by bigFoot | |
| 19 Feb 2006 05:50 pm |
Chipp Guest | http://www.codec-download.com/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=getit&lid=43
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| 01 Mar 2006 05:48 am |
enter.oblivion Guest | I’ve been trying to play a few MP3s files on media player which didn’t seem to work.
I tried renaming to extensions to various other media formats such as .wma, .ogg, .wav etc. Even renaming it as a zip file and unzipping it and then renaming it to a supported format.
My last attempt was to try importing the MP3 file into Audacity and then exporting it back into the MP3 format. Success! It actually worked. I suspect that the file was compressed using an unsupported codec. If anyone has had trouble like this, then I certainly recomment using a freeware tool such as Audacity.
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| 01 Mar 2006 02:44 pm |
Regular Rep: 0Joined: 24 Jun 2005 Posts: 380 OFFLINE | enter.oblivion wrote:
I’ve been trying to play a few MP3s files on media player which didn’t seem to work.
I tried renaming to extensions to various other media formats such as .wma, .ogg, .wav etc. Even renaming it as a zip file and unzipping it and then renaming it to a supported format.
My last attempt was to try importing the MP3 file into Audacity and then exporting it back into the MP3 format. Success! It actually worked. I suspect that the file was compressed using an unsupported codec. If anyone has had trouble like this, then I certainly recomment using a freeware tool such as Audacity.
Not bad advice, though renaming the files with different extensions WILL NOT fix any problems. Even if the file was renamed to a different format, renaming back is often not the way to fix it.
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All the best, — bigFoot | |
| 04 Mar 2006 08:10 am |
douche bag Guest | I am sorry but none of this is helping me, I have the issue with this error as described above but none of your suggestions are working. the dowload sites provided are under construction, any other ideas please?
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| 04 Mar 2006 08:26 am |
Regular Rep: 0Joined: 24 Jun 2005 Posts: 380 OFFLINE | douche bag wrote:
I am sorry but none of this is helping me, I have the issue with this error as described above but none of your suggestions are working. the dowload sites provided are under construction, any other ideas please?
I could do with some more information about the problem you’re having; that is to say, what kind of media file, what exactly happens when you try to play it etc.
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| 04 Mar 2006 08:35 am |
douche bag Guest | I am sorry, its regarding playing an avi file and getting this error message as topic suggests... Error ID = 0xC00D1199, Condition ID = 0x00000000
I am going thru a real dumb moment i will read the rest of the pages too as i have NOW only realised there are SEVERAL pages of info, and possibly the web link i tried earlier was old hence not available, pleae do advise anyway tho thanks!!!
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| 09 Mar 2006 05:15 am |
Regular Rep: 0Joined: 24 Jun 2005 Posts: 380 OFFLINE | douche bag wrote:
I am sorry, its regarding playing an avi file and getting this error message as topic suggests... Error ID = 0xC00D1199, Condition ID = 0x00000000
I am going thru a real dumb moment i will read the rest of the pages too as i have NOW only realised there are SEVERAL pages of info, and possibly the web link i tried earlier was old hence not available, pleae do advise anyway tho thanks!!!
Well chances are you’re missing a codec or two. To find out what you need, use the GSpot Codec Information Appliance to find out what you need. Then, search for it and download it from http://www.free-codecs.com/. Once you’ve done that, reuse GSpot and double check that you no longer have codec shortfalls. That should do it - let me know.
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| 09 Mar 2006 09:27 am |
Chazbagz Guest | Hi,
I had exactly the same problem when I tried to watch video files on Windows Media player. I went to www.free-codecs.com and downloaded the XP codec pack and can now watch my files. Don’t know if this will work for any of you but it is worth a shot.
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| 25 Mar 2006 07:45 am |
TropicDude Guest | There are certain websites I will go to that have streaming audio, or sometimes AOL will have some intresting streaming video that i just can not play with Media player. Both of which are designed with MP in mind and another player can not be used. About 2 months ago I was able to do all of this fine, but now I find I can not - everytime I try to play the Video, the player just sits there blankly. When I run the streaming audio is when i get the error ID. I followed a ton of suggestions including: check defaults, roll back, install the XP Pack from free codecs, and reinstall MP. None of this has worked. Does anyone have any other suggestions before I wipe my system?
OS - XP SP2, Browser of choice Latest Version of Netscape. All updates that can be run on this system have been run. Running Nortons Internet Security - have tested with it enabled and disabled, with the same error message.
Thanks for any help!!
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| 25 Mar 2006 08:43 am |
TropicDude Guest | Just as an addendum - I created a new user acct in XP - and in that user acct, i Am able to do the streaming without any problems. Still testing.......
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| 25 Mar 2006 06:58 pm |
TropicDude Guest | I fixed the problem - heres something to try for everyone else. First create another user acct and see if the streaming works on that account. If it works on the new account you just created, then go to Windows Explorer, C Drive, Documents and settings, the new acct name, Application Data, Local Settings, Application Data, Microsoft and make sure Windows Media is there. Then copy Windows Media folder to the same location in your user acct. IE C Drive, Documents and settings, your acct name, Application Data, Local Settings, Application Data, Microsoft.
That fixed the problem for me.
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| 25 Mar 2006 11:23 pm |
grv Guest | archivo MP3?
Si le aparece un mensaje que contiene los códigos de error 0xC00D0BB8 ó 0xC00D1199 al intentar reproducir un archivo .mp3, el problema puede deberse a que el archivo tiene un encabezado ID3 comprimido o no sincronizado que no se admite en el Reproductor de Windows Media por razones de seguridad.
Para los encabezados ID3 no sincronizados, vea el artículo 814129, “Error in Windows Media Player 9 Series When You Play Specific MP3 Files” (Se produce un error en el Reproductor de Windows Media 9 al reproducir determinados archivos MP3), en Microsoft Knowledge Base.
Para los encabezados comprimidos u otros datos ID3v2, puede usar un programa de edición de etiquetas a fin de quitar la información. Por ejemplo, puede utilizar Advanced WMA Workshop, que está disponible en el sitio Web de LitexMedia. O bien, puede utilizar Winamp 2.x, que está disponible en el sitio Web de Winamp. Para utilizar Winamp 2.x, lleve a cabo las siguientes acciones:
Abra el archivo en Winamp.
En la ventana Playlist (Lista de reproducción), haga clic con el botón secundario del mouse en el archivo y, después, haga clic en File Info (Información del archivo).
Desactive las casillas de verificación ID3v1 tag (Etiqueta ID3v1) e ID3v2 tag (Etiqueta ID3v2).
Haga clic en Update (Actualizar).
El archivo debería reproducirse en el Reproductor de Windows Media.
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| 25 Mar 2006 11:34 pm |
grv Guest | hola tengo un problema copiando una pelicula cundo la bajo con dvddecryter todo sale bienpero cuando tratode pasarla aldisco(DVD)mesalen solo files y no la pelicula que puedo haser
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| 25 Mar 2006 11:43 pm |
grv Guest | grv wrote:
hola tengo un problema copiando una pelicula cundo la bajo con dvddecryter todo sale bienpero cuando tratode pasarla aldisco(DVD)mesalen solo files y no la pelicula que puedo haser
este mensaje espara (MAC ) telo agradesere si me alludas grasias
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| 30 Mar 2006 12:01 pm |
Regular Rep: 0Joined: 24 Jun 2005 Posts: 380 OFFLINE | TropicDude wrote:
There are certain websites I will go to that have streaming audio, or sometimes AOL will have some intresting streaming video that i just can not play with Media player. Both of which are designed with MP in mind and another player can not be used. About 2 months ago I was able to do all of this fine, but now I find I can not - everytime I try to play the Video, the player just sits there blankly. When I run the streaming audio is when i get the error ID. I followed a ton of suggestions including: check defaults, roll back, install the XP Pack from free codecs, and reinstall MP. None of this has worked. Does anyone have any other suggestions before I wipe my system?
OS - XP SP2, Browser of choice Latest Version of Netscape. All updates that can be run on this system have been run. Running Nortons Internet Security - have tested with it enabled and disabled, with the same error message.
Thanks for any help!!
Check your browser settings, you might have changed something inadvertently. In IE, go Tools, Internet Options, then go to the Advanced tab, and then hit Restore Defaults at the bottom.
Don’t wipe your system! If that doesn’t work, post again and I’ll see what else I can think of.
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| 20 Jun 2006 02:38 am |
AJ10001 Guest | BLESS VLC Media player!!! It played the corrupt file, where every other player couldnt. It rocks!!!!
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| 22 Jun 2006 07:35 pm |
Afsar Guest | i have download a file 850 MB, It is video clip but its not open on Media Player and not open on Divx player can you tell me what can i do now
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