This
error occurs when there is a problem with the audio or media file
itself.
Common
reasons for this error include:
#1
- The file is corrupted (although, in this case, you're more likely
to see error code C00D080D).
#2
- The file type is not supported by Windows Media Player. For a list
of file types (formats) that are supported by the Player,
click here, e.g. you are trying to play a Real audio file and so
will need the Real Audio player, or you are trying to play a .mov
file and so will need the Apple media player.
#3
- The file type is supported by the Player, but the file was
compressed by using a codec that is not supported by the Player. For
more information about correcting codec issues, see the artilce "Codecs
for Windows Media Player"
#4
- The file type is supported, but you are trying to play it in a way
that is not supported by the Player. For example, you might have
tried to drag a DVD file with a .vob extension from a DVD to the
Windows Media Player icon. Or you might have tried to open a .vob
file by clicking Open on the File menu.
#5
- You are trying to play one part of a multipart file. Use a
newsreader or other program to combine the files, and then try again
to resolve error C00D1199
#6
- You are trying to play a DVD and do not have a DVD plugin for
Windows Media Player.
Get one
here:
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The
How To Play Your DVD's
In Windows Media Player!