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Error code of Media server （MediaPlayer内核异常码说明）

HRESULT	Description
0x000D0000	The requested operation is pending completion.%0
0x000D0001	The requested operation was aborted by the client.%0
0x000D0002	The stream was purposefully stopped before completion.%0
0x800D0003	The maximum filebitrate value specified is greater than the server's configured maximum bandwidth.%0
0x800D0004	The maximum bandwidth value specified is less than the maximum filebitrate.%0
0xC00D0005	There is no connection established with the Windows Media server. The operation failed.%0
0xC00D0006	Unable to establish a connection to the server.%0
0xC00D0007	Unable to destroy the title.%0
0xC00D0008	Unable to rename the title.%0
0xC00D0009	Unable to offline disk.%0
0xC00D000A	Unable to online disk.%0
0xC00D000B	There is no file parser registered for this type of file.%0
0xC00D000C	There is no data connection established.%0
0xC00D000D	Failed to load the local play DLL.%0
0xC00D000E	The network is busy.%0
0xC00D000F	The server session limit was exceeded.%0
0xC00D0010	The network connection already exists.%0
0xC00D0011	Index %1 is invalid.%0
0xC00D0012	There is no protocol or protocol version supported by both the client and the server.%0
0xC00D0013	The server, a computer set up to offer multimedia content to other computers, could not handle your request for multimedia content in a timely manner. Please try again later.%0
0xC00D0014	Error writing to the network.%0
0xC00D0015	Error reading from the network.%0
0xC00D0016	Error writing to a disk.%0
0xC00D0017	Error reading from a disk.%0
0xC00D0018	Error writing to a file.%0
0xC00D0019	Error reading from a file.%0
0xC00D001A	The system cannot find the file specified.%0
0xC00D001B	The file already exists.%0
0xC00D001C	The file name, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect.%0
0xC00D001D	Failed to open a file.%0
0xC00D001E	Unable to allocate a file.%0
0xC00D001F	Unable to initialize a file.%0
0xC00D0020	Unable to play a file.%0
0xC00D0021	Could not set the disk UID.%0
0xC00D0022	An error was induced for testing purposes.%0
0xC00D0023	Two Content Servers failed to communicate.%0
0xC00D0024	An unknown error occurred.%0
0xC00D0025	The requested resource is in use.%0
0xC00D0026	The specified protocol is not recognized. Be sure that the file name and syntax, such as slashes, are correct for the protocol.%0
0xC00D0027	The network service provider failed.%0
0xC00D0028	An attempt to acquire a network resource failed.%0
0xC00D0029	The network connection has failed.%0
0xC00D002A	The session is being terminated locally.%0
0xC00D002B	The request is invalid in the current state.%0
0xC00D002C	There is insufficient bandwidth available to fulfill the request.%0
0xC00D002D	The disk is not rebuilding.%0
0xC00D002E	An operation requested for a particular time could not be carried out on schedule.%0
0xC00D002F	Invalid or corrupt data was encountered.%0
0xC00D0030	The bandwidth required to stream a file is higher than the maximum file bandwidth allowed on the server.%0
0xC00D0031	The client cannot have any more files open simultaneously.%0
0xC00D0032	The server received invalid data from the client on the control connection.%0
0xC00D0033	There is no stream available.%0
0xC00D0034	There is no more data in the stream.%0
0xC00D0035	The specified server could not be found.%0
0xC00D0036	The specified name is already in use.
0xC00D0037	The specified address is already in use.
0xC00D0038	The specified address is not a valid multicast address.
0xC00D0039	The specified adapter address is invalid.
0xC00D003A	The specified delivery mode is invalid.
0xC00D003B	The specified station does not exist.
0xC00D003C	The specified stream does not exist.
0xC00D003D	The specified archive could not be opened.
0xC00D003E	The system cannot find any titles on the server.%0
0xC00D003F	The system cannot find the client specified.%0
0xC00D0040	The Blackhole Address is not initialized.%0
0xC00D0041	The station does not support the stream format.
0xC00D0042	The specified key is not valid.
0xC00D0043	The specified port is not valid.
0xC00D0044	The specified TTL is not valid.
0xC00D0045	The request to fast forward or rewind could not be fulfilled.
0xC00D0046	Unable to load the appropriate file parser.%0
0xC00D0047	Cannot exceed the maximum bandwidth limit.%0
0xC00D0048	Invalid value for LogFilePeriod.%0
0xC00D0049	Cannot exceed the maximum client limit.%0
0xC00D004A	The maximum log file size has been reached.%0
0xC00D004B	Cannot exceed the maximum file rate.%0
0xC00D004C	Unknown file type.%0
0xC00D004D	The specified file, %1, cannot be loaded onto the specified server, %2.%0
0xC00D004E	There was a usage error with file parser.%0
0x400D004F	The Title Server %1 is running.%0
0xC00D0050	The Title Server %1 has failed.%0
0x400D0051	Content Server %1 (%2) is starting.%0
0x400D0052	Content Server %1 (%2) is running.%0
0xC00D0053	Content Server %1 (%2) has failed.%0
0x400D0054	Disk %1 ( %2 ) on Content Server %3, is running.%0
0xC00D0055	Disk %1 ( %2 ) on Content Server %3, has failed.%0
0x400D0056	Started rebuilding disk %1 ( %2 ) on Content Server %3.%0
0x400D0057	Finished rebuilding disk %1 ( %2 ) on Content Server %3.%0
0x400D0058	Aborted rebuilding disk %1 ( %2 ) on Content Server %3.%0
0x400D0059	A NetShow administrator at network location %1 set the data stream limit to %2 streams.%0
0x400D005A	A NetShow administrator at network location %1 started disk %2.%0
0x400D005B	A NetShow administrator at network location %1 stopped disk %2.%0
0x400D005C	A NetShow administrator at network location %1 stopped Content Server %2.%0
0x400D005D	A NetShow administrator at network location %1 aborted user session %2 from the system.%0
0x400D005E	A NetShow administrator at network location %1 aborted obsolete connection %2 from the system.%0
0x400D005F	A NetShow administrator at network location %1 started rebuilding disk %2.%0
0xC00D0060	The NetShow data stream limit of %1 streams was reached.%0
0x800D0060	Unknown %1 event encountered.%0
0xC00D0061	The NetShow Video Server was unable to allocate a %1 block file named %2.%0
0xC00D0062	A Content Server was unable to page a block.%0
0xC00D0063	Disk %1 has unrecognized control block version %2.%0
0xC00D0064	Disk %1 has incorrect uid %2.%0
0xC00D0065	Disk %1 has unsupported file system major version %2.%0
0xC00D0066	Disk %1 has bad stamp number in control block.%0
0xC00D0067	Disk %1 is partially reconstructed.%0
0xC00D0068	EnactPlan gives up.%0
0x400D0069	Event initialization failed, there will be no MCM events.%0
0xC00D006A	The key was not found in the registry.%0
0xC00D006B	The publishing point cannot be started because the server does not have the appropriate stream formats. Use the Multicast Announcement Wizard to create a new announcement for this publishing point.%0
0xC00D006C	No reference URLs were found in an ASX file.%0
0xC00D006D	Error opening wave device, the device might be in use.%0
0x400D006E	The logging operation failed.
0xC00D006F	Unable to establish a connection to the NetShow event monitor service.%0
0x400D0070	A NetShow administrator at network location %1 set the maximum bandwidth limit to %2 bps.%0
0xC00D0071	No device driver is present on the system.%0
0xC00D0072	No specified device driver is present.%0
0xC00D00C8	Netshow Events Monitor is not operational and has been disconnected.%0
0xC00D00C9	Disk %1 is remirrored.%0
0xC00D00CA	Insufficient data found.%0
0xC00D00CB	%1 failed in file %2 line %3.%0
0xC00D00CC	The specified adapter name is invalid.%0
0xC00D00CD	The application is not licensed for this feature.%0
0xC00D00CE	Unable to contact the server.%0
0xC00D00CF	Maximum number of titles exceeded.%0
0xC00D00D0	Maximum size of a title exceeded.%0
0xC00D00D1	UDP protocol not enabled. Not trying %1!ls!.%0
0xC00D00D2	TCP protocol not enabled. Not trying %1!ls!.%0
0xC00D00D3	HTTP protocol not enabled. Not trying %1!ls!.%0
0xC00D00D4	The product license has expired.%0
0xC00D00D5	Source file exceeds the per title maximum bitrate. See NetShow Theater documentation for more information.%0
0xC00D00D6	The program name cannot be empty.%0
0xC00D00D7	Station %1 does not exist.%0
0xC00D00D8	You need to define at least one station before this operation can complete.%0
0xC00D00D9	The index specified is invalid.%0
0xC00D0190	Content Server %1 (%2) has failed its link to Content Server %3.%0
0x400D0191	Content Server %1 (%2) has established its link to Content Server %3.%0
0xC00D0192	Content Server %1 (%2) has incorrect uid %3.%0
0x400D0193	Restripe operation has started.%0
0x400D0194	Restripe operation has completed.%0
0xC00D0195	Server unreliable because multiple components failed.%0
0x400D0196	Content disk %1 (%2) on Content Server %3 has been restriped out.%0
0x400D0197	Content server %1 (%2) has been restriped out.%0
0x400D0198	Disk %1 ( %2 ) on Content Server %3, has been offlined.%0
0x800D0199	Disk %1 ( %2 ) on Content Server %3, will be failed because it is catatonic.%0
0x800D019A	Disk %1 ( %2 ) on Content Server %3, auto online from catatonic state.%0
0xC00D019B	Content Server %1 (%2) is unable to communicate with the Media System Network Protocol.%0
0xC00D07D0	An attempt was made to seek or position past the end of a buffer.%0
0xC00D07D1	The supplied input or output buffer was too small.%0
0xC00D07D2	The language ID was not found.%0
0xC00D07DB	The multiple payload packet is missing the payload length.%0
0xC00D07DC	The packet contains too many payloads.%0
0xC00D07DE	ASF_E_PACKETCONTENTTOOLARGE
0xC00D07E0	Expecting a fixed packet size but min. and max. are not equal.%0
0xC00D07E2	ASF_E_INVALIDHEADER
0xC00D07E6	The object does not have a valid clock object.%0
0xC00D07EB	ASF_E_UNKNOWNCLOCKTYPE
0xC00D07ED	An attempt was made to restore or access an opaque packet.%0
0xC00D07EE	ASF_E_WRONGVERSION
0xC00D07EF	An attempt was made to store a value which was larger than then destination's maximum value.%0
0xC00D07F0	The object was not found.%0
0x000D07F0	ASF_S_OPAQUEPACKET
0xC00D07F1	NS_E_NOTHING_TO_DO
0xC00D07F2	Not receiving data from the server.%0
0xC00D07F3	The object is too large to be processed in the requested manner.%0
0xC00D07F4	A value was not set as expected.%0
0xC00D07F5	The request is not valid in the object's current state.%0
0xC00D07F6	This object does not have a valid library pointer; it was not properly created or it has been Shutdown().%0
0xC00D07F7	This object has already been initialized; the setting cannot be changed.%0
0xC00D07F8	This object has not been initialized properly; that operation cannot be performed.%0
0xC00D07F9	The ASF Header object could not be found.%0
0xC00D07FA	The ASF Data object could not be found.%0
0xC00D07FB	The ASF Index object could not be found.%0
0xC00D07FC	A Stream Properties object with the correct stream number could not be found.%0
0xC00D07FD	The File Properties object could not be found.%0
0xC00D07FE	The Language List object could not be found.%0
0xC00D07FF	The Index Parameters object could not be found.%0
0xC00D0800	The requested error concealment strategy is not supported by this component.%0
0xC00D0801	The flags for this object or set of objects are not properly set.%0
0xC00D0802	One or more data descriptors is not properly set.%0
0xC00D0803	The index has an invalid time interval (probably zero).%0
0xC00D0804	The given time value is not valid.%0
0xC00D0805	The given index value is not valid.%0
0xC00D0806	The specified stream number is already in use.%0
0xC00D0807	The specified media type does not work with this component.%0
0xC00D0808	The object could not be written as specified.%0
0xC00D0809	The given data unit requires a larger number of descriptors to be fully parsed.%0
0xC00D080A	The index entries for the specified index block have been unloaded from memory and are not available.%0
0xC00D080B	The specified bandwidth is not large enough.%0
0xC00D080C	The object has exceeded its maximum size.%0
0xC00D080D	The given data unit is corrupted, badly formatted, or otherwise not valid.%0
0xC00D080E	The ASF header has exceeded the specified maximum size.%0
0xC00D0BB8	The input media format is invalid.%0
0xC00D0BB9	The MSAudio codec is not installed on this system.%0
0xC00D0BBA	An unexpected error occurred with the MSAudio codec.%0
0xC00D0BBB	The output media format is invalid.%0
0xC00D0BBC	The object must be fully configured before audio samples can be processed.%0
0xC00D0BBD	You need a license to perform the requested operation on this media file.%0
0xC00D0BBE	You need a license to perform the requested operation on this media file.%0
0xC00D0BBF	This media file is corrupted or invalid. Contact the content provider for a new file.%0
0xC00D0BC0	The license for this media file has expired. Get a new license or contact the content provider for further assistance.%0
0xC00D0BC1	You are not allowed to open this file. Contact the content provider for further assistance.%0
0xC00D0BC2	The requested audio codec is not installed on this system.%0
0xC00D0BC3	An unexpected error occurred with the audio codec.%0
0xC00D0BC4	The requested video codec is not installed on this system.%0
0xC00D0BC5	An unexpected error occurred with the video codec.%0
0xC00D0BC6	The Profile is invalid.%0
0xC00D0BC7	A new version of the SDK is needed to play the requested content.%0
0x000D0BC8	The requested operation has caused the source to rebuffer.%0
0x000D0BC9	The requested operation has caused the source to degrade codec quality.%0
0xC00D0BCA	The requested URL is not available in offline mode.%0
0xC00D0BCB	The requested URL cannot be accessed because there is no network connection.%0
0xC00D0BCC	The encoding process was unable to keep up with the amount of supplied data.%0
0xC00D0BCD	The given property is not supported.%0
0xC00D0BCE	Windows Media Player cannot copy the files to the CD because they are 8-bit. Convert the files to 16-bit, 44-kHz stereo files by using Sound Recorder or another audio-processing program, and then try again.%0
0xC00D0BCF	There are no more samples in the current range.%0
0xC00D0BD0	The given sampling rate is invalid.%0
0xC00D0BD1	The given maximum packet size is too small to accommodate this profile
0xC00D0BD2	The packet arrived too late to be of use
0xC00D0BD3	The packet is a duplicate of one received before
0xC00D0BD4	Supplied buffer is too small
0xC00D0BD5	The wrong number of preprocessing passes was used for the stream's output type
0xC00D0BD6	An attempt was made to add, modify, or delete a read only attribute
0xC00D0BD7	An attempt was made to add attribute that is not allowed for the given media type
0xC00D0BD8	The EDL provided is invalid
0xC00D0BD9	The Data Unit Extension data was too large to be used.%0
0xC00D0BDA	An unexpected error occurred with a DMO codec.%0
0x000D0BDB	The transcryptor object has reached end of file.%0
0xC00D0BDC	This feature has been disabled by group policy.%0
0xC00D0BDD	This feature is disabled in this SKU.%0
0xC00D0FA0	There is no CD in the CD drive. Insert a CD, and then try again.%0
0xC00D0FA1	Windows Media Player could not use digital playback to play the CD. To switch to analog playback, on the Tools menu, click Options, and then click the Devices tab. Double-click the CD drive, and then in the Playback area, click Analog. For additional assistance, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D0FA2	Windows Media Player no longer detects a connected portable device. Reconnect your portable device, and then try synchronizing the file again.%0
0xC00D0FA3	Windows Media Player cannot play the file. The portable device does not support the specified file type.%0
0xC00D0FA4	Windows Media Player could not use digital playback to play the CD. The Player has automatically switched the CD drive to analog playback. To switch back to digital CD playback, use the Devices tab. For additional assistance, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D0FA5	An invalid line error occurred in the mixer.%0
0xC00D0FA6	An invalid control error occurred in the mixer.%0
0xC00D0FA7	An invalid value error occurred in the mixer.%0
0xC00D0FA8	An unrecognized MMRESULT occurred in the mixer.%0
0xC00D0FA9	User has stopped the operation.%0
0xC00D0FAA	Windows Media Player cannot rip the track because a compatible MP3 encoder is not installed on your computer. Install a compatible MP3 encoder or choose a different format to rip to (such as Windows Media Audio).%0
0xC00D0FAB	Windows Media Player cannot read the CD. The disc might be dirty or damaged. Turn on error correction, and then try again.%0
0xC00D0FAC	Windows Media Player cannot read the CD. The disc might be dirty or damaged or the CD drive might be malfunctioning.%0
0xC00D0FAD	For best performance, do not play CD tracks while ripping them.%0
0xC00D0FAE	It is not possible to directly burn tracks from one CD to another CD. You must first rip the tracks from the CD to your computer, and then burn the files to a blank CD.%0
0xC00D0FAF	Could not open a sound mixer driver.%0
0xC00D0FB0	Windows Media Player cannot rip tracks from the CD correctly because the CD drive settings in Device Manager do not match the CD drive settings in the Player.%0
0xC00D0FB1	Windows Media Player is busy reading the CD.%0
0xC00D0FB2	Windows Media Player could not use digital playback to play the CD. The Player has automatically switched the CD drive to analog playback. To switch back to digital CD playback, use the Devices tab. For additional assistance, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D0FB3	Windows Media Player could not use digital playback to play the CD. The Player has automatically switched the CD drive to analog playback. To switch back to digital CD playback, use the Devices tab. For additional assistance, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D0FB4	A call was made to GetParseError on the XML parser but there was no error to retrieve.%0
0xC00D0FB5	The XML Parser ran out of data while parsing.%0
0xC00D0FB6	A generic parse error occurred in the XML parser but no information is available.%0
0xC00D0FB7	A call get GetNamedAttribute or GetNamedAttributeIndex on the XML parser resulted in the index not being found.%0
0xC00D0FB8	A call was made go GetNamedPI on the XML parser, but the requested Processing Instruction was not found.%0
0xC00D0FB9	Persist was called on the XML parser, but the parser has no data to persist.%0
0xC00D0FBA	This file path is already in the library.%0
0xC00D0FBE	Windows Media Player is already searching for files to add to your library. Wait for the current process to finish before attempting to search again.%0
0xC00D0FBF	Windows Media Player is unable to find the media you are looking for.%0
0xC00D0FC0	A component of Windows Media Player is out-of-date. If you are running a pre-release version of Windows, try upgrading to a more recent version.%0
0xC00D0FC1	This container does not support search on items.%0
0xC00D0FC7	Windows Media Player encountered a problem while adding one or more files to the library. For additional assistance, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D0FC8	A Windows API call failed but no error information was available.%0
0xC00D0FC9	This file does not have burn rights. If you obtained this file from an online store, go to the online store to get burn rights.%0
0xC00D0FCA	Windows Media Player no longer detects a connected portable device. Reconnect your portable device, and then try to sync the file again.%0
0xC00D0FCB	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because it is corrupted.%0
0xC00D0FCC	Windows Media Player encountered an error while attempting to access information in the library. Try restarting the Player.%0
0xC00D0FCD	The file cannot be added to the library because it is smaller than the "Skip files smaller than" setting. To add the file, change the setting on the Library tab. For additional assistance, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D0FCE	Windows Media Player cannot create the library. You must be logged on as an administrator or a member of the Administrators group to install the Player. For more information, contact your system administrator.%0
0xC00D0FCF	The file is already in use. Close other programs that might be using the file, or stop playing the file, and then try again.%0
0xC00D0FD0	Windows Media Player has encountered an unknown error.%0
0xC00D0FD1	The Windows Media Player ActiveX control cannot connect to remote media services, but will continue with local media services.%0
0xC00D0FD2	The requested method or property is not available because the Windows Media Player ActiveX control has not been properly activated.%0
0xC00D0FD3	The Windows Media Player ActiveX control is not running in remote mode.%0
0xC00D0FD4	An error occurred while trying to get the remote Windows Media Player window.%0
0xC00D0FD5	Windows Media Player has encountered an unknown error.%0
0xC00D0FD6	Windows Media Player was not closed properly. A damaged or incompatible plug-in might have caused the problem to occur. As a precaution, all optional plug-ins have been disabled.%0
0xC00D0FD7	Windows Media Player cannot find the specified path. Verify that the path is typed correctly. If it is, the path does not exist in the specified location, or the computer where the path is located is not available.%0
0xC00D0FD8	Windows Media Player cannot save a file that is being streamed.%0
0xC00D0FD9	Windows Media Player cannot find the selected plug-in. The Player will try to remove it from the menu. To use this plug-in, install it again.%0
0xC00D0FDA	Action requires input from the user.%0
0xC00D0FDB	The Windows Media Player ActiveX control must be in a docked state for this action to be performed.%0
0xC00D0FDC	The Windows Media Player external object is not ready.%0
0xC00D0FDD	Windows Media Player cannot perform the requested action. Your computer's time and date might not be set correctly.%0
0xC00D0FDE	The control (%s) does not support creation of sub-controls, yet (%d) sub-controls have been specified.%0
0xC00D0FDF	Version mismatch: (%.1f required, %.1f found).%0
0xC00D0FE0	The layout manager was given valid XML that wasn't a theme file.%0
0xC00D0FE1	The %s subelement could not be found on the %s object.%0
0xC00D0FE2	An error occurred parsing the version tag.\nValid version tags are of the form:\n\n\t<?wmp version='1.0'?>.%0
0xC00D0FE3	The view specified in for the 'currentViewID' property (%s) was not found in this theme file.%0
0xC00D0FE4	This error used internally for hit testing.%0
0xC00D0FE5	Attributes were specified for the %s object, but the object was not available to send them to.%0
0xC00D0FE6	The %s event already has a handler, the second handler was ignored.%0
0xC00D0FE7	No .wms file found in skin archive.%0
0x000D0FE8	An upgrade may be needed for the theme manager to correctly show this skin. Skin reports version: %.1f.%0
0x000D0FE9	An error occurred in one of the UI components.%0
0xC00D0FEA	Windows Media Player encountered a problem while downloading the file. For additional assistance, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D0FEB	The Windows Media Player ActiveX control cannot load the requested uiMode and cannot roll back to the existing uiMode.%0
0xC00D0FEC	Windows Media Player encountered a problem with the skin file. The skin file might not be valid.%0
0xC00D0FED	Windows Media Player cannot send the link because your e-mail program is not responding. Verify that your e-mail program is configured properly, and then try again. For more information about e-mail, see Windows Help.%0
0xC00D0FEE	Windows Media Player cannot switch to full mode because your computer administrator has locked this skin.%0
0xC00D0FEF	Windows Media Player encountered a problem while saving the file. For additional assistance, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D0FF0	Windows Media Player cannot overwrite a read-only file. Try using a different file name.%0
0xC00D0FF1	Windows Media Player encountered a problem while creating or saving the playlist. For additional assistance, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D0FF2	Windows Media Player cannot open the Windows Media Download file. The file might be damaged.%0
0xC00D0FF3	The file cannot be added to the library because it is a protected DVR-MS file. This content cannot be played back by Windows Media Player.%0
0xC00D0FF4	Media sharing has been turned off because a required Windows setting or component has changed. For additional assistance, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D0FFA	Exclusive Services launch failed because the Windows Media Player is already running.%0
0xC00D1004	JPG Images are not recommended for use as a mappingImage.%0
0xC00D1005	JPG Images are not recommended when using a transparencyColor.%0
0xC00D1009	The Max property cannot be less than Min property.%0
0xC00D100A	The Min property cannot be greater than Max property.%0
0xC00D100E	JPG Images are not recommended for use as a positionImage.%0
0xC00D100F	The (%s) image's size is not evenly divisible by the positionImage's size.%0
0xC00D1018	The ZIP reader opened a file and its signature did not match that of the ZIP files.%0
0xC00D1019	The ZIP reader has detected that the file is corrupted.%0
0xC00D101A	GetFileStream, SaveToFile, or SaveTemp file was called on the ZIP reader with a file name that was not found in the ZIP file.%0
0xC00D1022	Image type not supported.%0
0xC00D1023	Image file may be corrupt.%0
0xC00D1024	Unexpected end of file. GIF file may be corrupt.%0
0xC00D1025	Invalid GIF file.%0
0xC00D1026	Invalid GIF version. Only 87a or 89a supported.%0
0xC00D1027	No images found in GIF file.%0
0xC00D1028	Invalid PNG image file format.%0
0xC00D1029	PNG bitdepth not supported.%0
0xC00D102A	Compression format defined in PNG file not supported,%0
0xC00D102B	Filter method defined in PNG file not supported.%0
0xC00D102C	Interlace method defined in PNG file not supported.%0
0xC00D102D	Bad CRC in PNG file.%0
0xC00D102E	Invalid bitmask in BMP file.%0
0xC00D102F	Topdown DIB not supported.%0
0xC00D1030	Bitmap could not be created.%0
0xC00D1031	Compression format defined in BMP not supported.%0
0xC00D1032	Invalid Bitmap format.%0
0xC00D1033	JPEG Arithmetic coding not supported.%0
0xC00D1034	Invalid JPEG format.%0
0xC00D1035	Invalid JPEG format.%0
0xC00D1036	Internal version error. Unexpected JPEG library version.%0
0xC00D1037	Internal JPEG Library error. Unsupported JPEG data precision.%0
0xC00D1038	JPEG CCIR601 not supported.%0
0xC00D1039	No image found in JPEG file.%0
0xC00D103A	Could not read JPEG file.%0
0xC00D103B	JPEG Fractional sampling not supported.%0
0xC00D103C	JPEG image too large. Maximum image size supported is 65500 X 65500.%0
0xC00D103D	Unexpected end of file reached in JPEG file.%0
0xC00D103E	Unsupported JPEG SOF marker found.%0
0xC00D103F	Unknown JPEG marker found.%0
0x000D1040	Successfully loaded a GIF file.%0
0x000D1041	Successfully loaded a PNG file.%0
0x000D1042	Successfully loaded a BMP file.%0
0x000D1043	Successfully loaded a JPG file.%0
0xC00D1044	Windows Media Player cannot display the picture file. The player either does not support the picture type or the picture is corrupted.%0
0xC00D1049	Windows Media Player cannot compute a Digital Audio Id for the song. It is too short.%0
0xC00D104A	Windows Media Player cannot play the file at the requested speed.%0
0xC00D104B	The rendering or digital signal processing plug-in cannot be instantiated.%0
0xC00D104C	The file cannot be queued for seamless playback.%0
0xC00D104D	Windows Media Player cannot download media usage rights for a file in the playlist.%0
0xC00D104E	Windows Media Player encountered an error while trying to queue a file.%0
0x000D104F	Drop this frame.%0
0xC00D1051	Windows Media Player cannot play the protected file. The Player cannot verify that the connection to your video card is secure. Try installing an updated device driver for your video card.%0
0xC00D1052	Windows Media Player cannot play the protected file. The Player detected that the connection to your hardware might not be secure.%0
0xC00D1053	Windows Media Player output link protection is unsupported on this system.%0
0xC00D1054	Operation attempted in an invalid graph state.%0
0xC00D1055	A renderer cannot be inserted in a stream while one already exists.%0
0xC00D1056	The Windows Media SDK interface needed to complete the operation does not exist at this time.%0
0xC00D1057	Windows Media Player cannot play a portion of the file because it requires a codec that either could not be downloaded or that is not supported by the Player.%0
0xC00D1058	File transfer streams are not allowed in the standalone Player.%0
0xC00D1059	Windows Media Player cannot play the file. The Player does not support the format you are trying to play.%0
0xC00D105A	An operation was attempted on a pin that does not exist in the DirectShow filter graph.%0
0xC00D105B	Specified operation cannot be completed while waiting for a media format change from the SDK.%0
0xC00D105C	Specified operation cannot be completed because the source filter does not exist.%0
0xC00D105D	The specified type does not match this pin.%0
0xC00D105E	The WMR Source Filter does not have a callback available.%0
0x000D105F	The specified stream has already been rendered.%0
0x000D1060	The specified type partially matches this pin type.%0
0x000D1061	The specified type fully matches this pin type.%0
0xC00D1062	The specified property has not been set on this sample.%0
0xC00D1063	A plug-in is required to correctly play the file. To determine if the plug-in is available to download, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D1064	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because your media usage rights are corrupted. If you previously backed up your media usage rights, try restoring them.%0
0xC00D1065	Windows Media Player cannot play protected files that contain binary streams.%0
0x000D1066	The timestamp is late compared to the current render position. Advise dropping this frame.%0
0x000D1067	The timestamp is severely late compared to the current render position. Advise dropping everything up to the next key frame.%0
0xC00D1068	Windows Media Player cannot play the playlist because it is not valid.%0
0xC00D1069	Windows Media Player cannot play the playlist because it is not valid.%0
0xC00D106A	A later version of Windows Media Player might be required to play this playlist.%0
0xC00D106B	The format of a REPEAT loop within the current playlist file is not valid.%0
0xC00D106C	Windows Media Player cannot save the playlist because it does not contain any items.%0
0xC00D106D	Windows Media Player cannot play the playlist because it is not valid.%0
0xC00D106E	The specified attribute does not exist.%0
0xC00D106F	The specified attribute already exists.%0
0xC00D1070	Cannot retrieve the specified attribute.%0
0xC00D1071	The specified item does not exist in the current playlist.%0
0xC00D1072	Items of the specified type cannot be created within the current playlist.%0
0xC00D1073	The specified item cannot be set in the current playlist.%0
0xC00D1074	Windows Media Player cannot perform the requested action because the playlist does not contain any items.%0
0xC00D1075	The specified auto playlist contains a filter type that is either not valid or is not installed on this computer.%0
0xC00D1076	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because the associated playlist contains too many nested playlists.%0
0xC00D107C	Windows Media Player cannot find the file. Verify that the path is typed correctly. If it is, the file might not exist in the specified location, or the computer where the file is stored might not be available.%0
0xC00D107D	Failed to create the Global Interface Table.%0
0xC00D107E	Failed to get the marshaled graph event handler interface.%0
0xC00D107F	Buffer is too small for copying media type.%0
0xC00D1080	The current state of the Player does not allow this operation.%0
0xC00D1081	The playlist manager does not understand the current play mode (for example, shuffle or normal).%0
0xC00D1086	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because it is not in the current playlist.%0
0xC00D1087	There are no items in the playlist. Add items to the playlist, and then try again.%0
0xC00D1088	The Web page cannot be displayed because no Web browser is installed on your computer.%0
0xC00D1089	Windows Media Player cannot find the specified file. Verify the path is typed correctly. If it is, the file does not exist in the specified location, or the computer where the file is stored is not available.%0
0xC00D108A	Graph with the specified URL was not found in the prerolled graph list.%0
0xC00D108B	Windows Media Player cannot perform the requested operation because there is only one item in the playlist.%0
0xC00D108C	An error sink was never registered for the calling object.%0
0xC00D108D	The error manager is not available to respond to errors.%0
0xC00D108E	The Web Help URL cannot be opened.%0
0xC00D108F	Could not resume playing next item in playlist.%0
0xC00D1090	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because the associated playlist does not contain any items or the playlist is not valid.%0
0xC00D1091	An empty string for playlist attribute name was found.%0
0xC00D1092	A playlist attribute name that is not valid was found.%0
0xC00D1093	An empty string for a playlist attribute value was found.%0
0xC00D1094	An illegal value for a playlist attribute was found.%0
0xC00D1095	An empty string for a playlist item attribute name was found.%0
0xC00D1096	An illegal value for a playlist item attribute name was found.%0
0xC00D1097	An illegal value for a playlist item attribute was found.%0
0xC00D1098	The playlist does not contain any items.%0
0xC00D1099	Windows Media Player cannot play the file. The file is either corrupted or the Player does not support the format you are trying to play.%0
0xC00D109A	The codec downloaded for this file does not appear to be properly signed, so it cannot be installed.%0
0xC00D109B	Windows Media Player cannot play the file. One or more codecs required to play the file could not be found.%0
0xC00D109C	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because a required codec is not installed on your computer. To try downloading the codec, turn on the "Download codecs automatically" option.%0
0xC00D109D	Windows Media Player encountered a problem while downloading the playlist. For additional assistance, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D109E	Failed to build the playlist.%0
0xC00D109F	Playlist has no alternates to switch into.%0
0xC00D10A0	No more playlist alternates available to switch to.%0
0xC00D10A1	Could not find the name of the alternate playlist to switch into.%0
0xC00D10A2	Failed to switch to an alternate for this media.%0
0xC00D10A3	Failed to initialize an alternate for the media.%0
0xC00D10A4	No URL specified for the roll over Refs in the playlist file.%0
0xC00D10A5	Encountered a playlist with no name.%0
0xC00D10A6	A required attribute in the event block of the playlist was not found.%0
0xC00D10A7	No items were found in the event block of the playlist.%0
0xC00D10A8	No playlist was found while returning from a nested playlist.%0
0xC00D10A9	The media item is not active currently.%0
0xC00D10AB	Windows Media Player cannot perform the requested action because you chose to cancel it.%0
0xC00D10AC	Windows Media Player encountered a problem with the playlist. The format of the playlist is not valid.%0
0xC00D10AD	Media object corresponding to start of a playlist repeat block was not found.%0
0xC00D10AE	Media object corresponding to the end of a playlist repeat block was not found.%0
0xC00D10AF	The playlist URL supplied to the playlist manager is not valid.%0
0xC00D10B0	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because it is corrupted.%0
0xC00D10B1	Windows Media Player cannot add the playlist to the library because the playlist does not contain any items.%0
0xC00D10B2	An error has occurred that could prevent the changing of the video contrast on this media.%0
0xC00D10B3	Windows Media Player cannot play the file. If the file is located on the Internet, connect to the Internet. If the file is located on a removable storage card, insert the storage card.%0
0xC00D10B4	The playlist contains an ENTRYREF for which no href was parsed. Check the syntax of playlist file.%0
0xC00D10B5	Windows Media Player cannot play any items in the playlist. To find information about the problem, click the Now Playing tab, and then click the icon next to each file in the List pane.%0
0xC00D10B6	Windows Media Player cannot play some or all of the items in the playlist because the playlist is nested.%0
0xC00D10B7	Windows Media Player cannot play the file at this time. Try again later.%0
0xC00D10B8	There is no child playlist available for this media item at this time.%0
0xC00D10B9	There is no child playlist for this media item.%0
0xC00D10BA	Windows Media Player cannot find the file. The link from the item in the library to its associated digital media file might be broken. To fix the problem, try repairing the link or removing the item from the library.%0
0xC00D10BB	The temporary file was not found.%0
0xC00D10BC	Windows Media Player cannot sync the file because the device needs to be updated.%0
0xC00D10BD	Windows Media Player cannot play the video because there is a problem with your video card.%0
0xC00D10BE	Windows Media Player failed to change the screen mode for full-screen video playback.%0
0xC00D10BF	Windows Media Player cannot play one or more files. For additional information, right-click an item that cannot be played, and then click Error Details.%0
0xC00D10C0	Cannot change the proxy name if the proxy setting is not set to custom.%0
0xC00D10C1	Cannot change the proxy port if the proxy setting is not set to custom.%0
0xC00D10C2	Cannot change the proxy exception list if the proxy setting is not set to custom.%0
0xC00D10C3	Cannot change the proxy bypass flag if the proxy setting is not set to custom.%0
0xC00D10C4	Cannot find the specified protocol.%0
0xC00D10C5	Cannot change the language settings. Either the graph has no audio or the audio only supports one language.%0
0xC00D10C6	The graph has no audio language selected.%0
0xC00D10C7	This is not a media CD.%0
0xC00D10C8	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because the URL is too long.%0
0xC00D10C9	To play the selected item, you must install the Macromedia Flash Player. To download the Macromedia Flash Player, go to the Adobe Web site.%0
0xC00D10CA	To play the selected item, you must install a later version of the Macromedia Flash Player. To download the Macromedia Flash Player, go to the Adobe Web site.%0
0xC00D10CB	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because your Internet security settings prohibit the use of ActiveX controls.%0
0xC00D10CC	The use of this method requires an existing reference to the Player object.%0
0xC00D10CD	Windows Media Player cannot play the CD. The disc might be dirty or damaged.%0
0xC00D10CE	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because your Internet security settings prohibit the use of ActiveX controls.%0
0xC00D10CF	Flash playback has been turned off in Windows Media Player.%0
0xC00D10D0	Windows Media Player cannot rip the CD because a valid rip location cannot be created.%0
0xC00D10D1	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because a required codec is not installed on your computer.%0
0xC00D10D2	Windows Media Player cannot rip one or more tracks from the CD.%0
0xC00D10D3	Windows Media Player encountered a problem while ripping the track from the CD. For additional assistance, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D10D4	Windows Media Player encountered a problem while erasing the disc. For additional assistance, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D10D5	Windows Media Player encountered a problem while formatting the device. For additional assistance, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D10D6	This file cannot be burned to a CD because it is not located on your computer.%0
0xC00D10D7	It is not possible to burn this file type to an audio CD. Windows Media Player can burn the following file types to an audio CD: WMA, MP3, or WAV.%0
0xC00D10D8	This file is too large to fit on a disc.%0
0xC00D10D9	It is not possible to determine if this file can fit on a disc because Windows Media Player cannot detect the length of the file. Playing the file before burning may enable the Player to detect the file length.%0
0xC00D10DA	Windows Media Player encountered a problem while burning the file to the disc. For additional assistance, click Web Help.%0
0x000D10DB	No burn rights. You will be prompted to buy burn rights when you try to burn this file to an audio CD.%0
0xC00D10DC	Windows Media Player cannot burn the audio CD because some items in the list that you chose to buy could not be downloaded from the online store.%0
0xC00D10DD	Windows Media Player cannot play the file. Try using Windows Update or Device Manager to update the device drivers for your audio and video cards. For information about using Windows Update or Device Manager, see Windows Help.%0
0x000D10FE	Failed to clear playlist because it was aborted by user.%0
0x000D10FF	Failed to remove item in the playlist since it was aborted by user.%0
0x000D1102	Playlist is being generated asynchronously.%0
0x000D1103	Validation of the media is pending...%0
0x000D1104	Encountered more than one Repeat block during ASX processing.%0
0x000D1105	Current state of WMP disallows calling this method or property.%0
0x000D1106	Name for the playlist has been auto generated.%0
0x000D1107	The imported playlist does not contain all items from the original.%0
0x000D1108	The M3U playlist has been ignored because it only contains one item.%0
0x000D1109	The open for the child playlist associated with this media is pending.%0
0x000D110A	More nodes support the interface requested, but the array for returning them is full.%0
0xC00D1126	Windows Media Player has detected that you are not connected to the Internet. Connect to the Internet, and then try again.%0
0xC00D1127	The attempt to connect to the Internet was canceled.%0
0xC00D1128	The attempt to connect to the Internet failed.%0
0xC00D1129	Windows Media Player has encountered an unknown network error.%0
0xC00D1130	No window is currently listening to Backup and Restore events.%0
0xC00D1131	Your media usage rights were not backed up because the backup was canceled.%0
0xC00D1132	Your media usage rights were not restored because the restoration was canceled.%0
0xC00D1133	An error occurred while backing up or restoring your media usage rights. A required Web page cannot be displayed.%0
0xC00D1134	Your media usage rights were not backed up because the backup was canceled.%0
0x000D1135	Backup or Restore successful!.%0
0x000D1136	Transfer complete with limitations.%0
0xC00D1137	Windows Media Player cannot restore your media usage rights from the specified location. Choose another location, and then try again.%0
0xC00D1138	Windows Media Player cannot backup or restore your media usage rights.%0
0x000D1144	Request to the effects control to change transparency status to transparent.%0
0x000D1145	Request to the effects control to change transparency status to opaque.%0
0x000D114E	The requested application pane is performing an operation and will not be released.%0
0xC00D1158	Windows Media Player cannot add the file to the library.%0
0xC00D1159	Windows Media Player cannot add the file to the library because the content provider prohibits it. For assistance, contact the company that provided the file.%0
0xC00D115A	Windows Media Player cannot add the file to the library because the content provider prohibits it. For assistance, contact the company that provided the file.%0
0xC00D115B	Windows Media Player cannot add the file to the library. The file might not be valid.%0
0xC00D115C	Windows Media Player cannot add the file to the library. The plug-in required to add the file is not installed properly. For assistance, click Web Help to display the Web site of the company that provided the file.%0
0xC00D115D	Windows Media Player cannot add the file to the library. The plug-in required to add the file is not installed properly. For assistance, contact the company that provided the file.%0
0xC00D115E	Windows Media Player cannot add the file to the library. The plug-in required to add the file is not installed properly. For assistance, contact the company that provided the file.%0
0xC00D1160	Windows Media Player cannot play this DVD. Try installing an updated driver for your video card or obtaining a newer video card.%0
0xC00D1161	This DVD's resolution exceeds the maximum allowed by your component video outputs. Try reducing your screen resolution to 640 x 480, or turn off analog component outputs and use a VGA connection to your monitor.%0
0xC00D1162	Windows Media Player cannot display subtitles or highlights in DVD menus. Reinstall the DVD decoder or contact the DVD drive manufacturer to obtain an updated decoder.%0
0xC00D1163	Windows Media Player cannot play this DVD because there is a problem with digital copy protection between your DVD drive, decoder, and video card. Try installing an updated driver for your video card.%0
0xC00D1164	Windows Media Player cannot play the DVD. The disc was created in a manner that the Player does not support.%0
0xC00D1165	Windows Media Player cannot play the DVD because the disc prohibits playback in your region of the world. You must obtain a disc that is intended for your geographic region.%0
0xC00D1166	Windows Media Player cannot play the DVD because your video card does not support DVD playback.%0
0xC00D1167	Windows Media Player cannot play this DVD because it is not possible to turn on analog copy protection on the output display. Try installing an updated driver for your video card.%0
0xC00D1168	Windows Media Player cannot play the DVD because the region assigned to your DVD drive does not match the region assigned to your DVD decoder.%0
0xC00D1169	Windows Media Player cannot play the DVD because the disc prohibits playback in your region of the world. You must obtain a disc that is intended for your geographic region.%0
0xC00D116A	Windows Media Player cannot play DVD video. You might need to adjust your Windows display settings. Open display settings in Control Panel, and then try lowering your screen resolution and color quality settings.%0
0xC00D116B	Windows Media Player cannot play DVD audio. Verify that your sound card is set up correctly, and then try again.%0
0xC00D116C	Windows Media Player cannot play DVD video. Close any open files and quit any other programs, and then try again. If the problem persists, restart your computer.%0
0xC00D116D	Windows Media Player cannot play the DVD because a compatible DVD decoder is not installed on your computer.%0
0xC00D116E	Windows Media Player cannot play the scene because it has a parental rating higher than the rating that you are authorized to view.%0
0xC00D116F	Windows Media Player cannot skip to the requested location on the DVD.%0
0xC00D1170	Windows Media Player cannot play the DVD because it is currently in use by another program. Quit the other program that is using the DVD, and then try again.%0
0xC00D1171	Windows Media Player cannot play DVD video. You might need to adjust your Windows display settings. Open display settings in Control Panel, and then try lowering your screen resolution and color quality settings.%0
0xC00D1172	Windows Media Player cannot rip the DVD because it is copy protected.%0
0xC00D1173	One of more of the required properties has not been set.%0
0xC00D1174	The specified title and/or chapter number does not exist on this DVD.%0
0xC00D1176	Windows Media Player cannot burn the files because the Player cannot find a burner. If the burner is connected properly, try using Windows Update to install the latest device driver.%0
0xC00D1177	Windows Media Player does not detect storage media in the selected device. Insert storage media into the device, and then try again.%0
0xC00D1178	Windows Media Player cannot sync this file. The Player might not support the file type.%0
0xC00D1179	Windows Media Player does not detect a portable device. Connect your portable device, and then try again.%0
0xC00D117A	Windows Media Player encountered an error while communicating with the device. The storage card on the device might be full, the device might be turned off, or the device might not allow playlists or folders to be created on it.%0
0xC00D117B	Windows Media Player encountered an error while burning a CD.%0
0xC00D117C	Windows Media Player encountered an error while communicating with a portable device or CD drive.%0
0xC00D117D	Windows Media Player cannot open the WAV file.%0
0xC00D117E	Windows Media Player failed to burn all the files to the CD. Select a slower recording speed, and then try again.%0
0xC00D117F	There is not enough storage space on the portable device to complete this operation. Delete some unneeded files on the portable device, and then try again.%0
0xC00D1180	Windows Media Player cannot burn the files. Verify that your burner is connected properly, and then try again. If the problem persists, reinstall the Player.%0
0xC00D1181	Windows Media Player did not sync some files to the device because there is not enough storage space on the device.%0
0xC00D1182	The disc in the burner is not valid. Insert a blank disc into the burner, and then try again.%0
0xC00D1183	Windows Media Player cannot perform the requested action because the device does not support sync.%0
0xC00D1184	To perform the requested action, you must first set up sync with the device.%0
0xC00D1185	You have already created sync partnerships with 16 devices. To create a new sync partnership, you must first end an existing partnership.%0
0xC00D1186	Windows Media Player cannot sync the file because protected files cannot be converted to the required quality level or file format.%0
0xC00D1187	The folder that stores converted files is full. Either empty the folder or increase its size, and then try again.%0
0xC00D1188	There are too many files with the same name in the folder on the device. Change the file name or sync to a different folder.%0
0xC00D1189	Windows Media Player cannot convert the file to the format required by the device.%0
0xC00D118A	You have reached the maximum number of files your device allows in a folder. If your device supports playback from subfolders, try creating subfolders on the device and storing some files in them.%0
0xC00D118B	Windows Media Player is already trying to start the Device Setup Wizard.%0
0xC00D118C	Windows Media Player cannot convert this file format. If an updated version of the codec used to compress this file is available, install it and then try to sync the file again.%0
0xC00D118D	Windows Media Player is busy setting up devices. Try again later.%0
0xC00D118E	Your device is using an outdated driver that is no longer supported by Windows Media Player. For additional assistance, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D118F	Windows Media Player cannot sync the file because a file with the same name already exists on the device. Change the file name or try to sync the file to a different folder.%0
0xC00D1190	Automatic and manual sync have been turned off temporarily. To sync to a device, restart Windows Media Player.%0
0xC00D1191	This device is not available. Connect the device to the computer, and then try again.%0
0xC00D1192	Windows Media Player cannot sync the file because an error occurred while converting the file to another quality level or format. If the problem persists, remove the file from the list of files to sync.%0
0xC00D1193	Windows Media Player cannot sync the file to your device. The file might be stored in a location that is not supported. Copy the file from its current location to your hard disk, add it to your library, and then try to sync the file again.%0
0xC00D1194	Windows Media Player cannot open the specified URL. Verify that the Player is configured to use all available protocols, and then try again.%0
0xC00D1195	Windows Media Player cannot perform the requested action because there is not enough storage space on your computer. Delete some unneeded files on your hard disk, and then try again.%0
0xC00D1196	The server denied access to the file. Verify that you are using the correct user name and password.%0
0xC00D1197	Windows Media Player cannot find the file. If you are trying to play, burn, or sync an item that is in your library, the item might point to a file that has been moved, renamed, or deleted.%0
0xC00D1198	Windows Media Player cannot connect to the server. The server name might not be correct, the server might not be available, or your proxy settings might not be correct.%0
0xC00D1199	Windows Media Player cannot play the file. The Player might not support the file type or might not support the codec that was used to compress the file.%0
0xC00D119A	Windows Media Player cannot play the file. The Player might not support the file type or a required codec might not be installed on your computer.%0
0xC00D119B	Windows Media Player cannot create the playlist because the name already exists. Type a different playlist name.%0
0xC00D119C	Windows Media Player cannot delete the playlist because it contains items that are not digital media files. Any digital media files in the playlist were deleted.%0
0xC00D119D	The playlist cannot be opened because it is stored in a shared folder on another computer. If possible, move the playlist to the playlists folder on your computer.%0
0xC00D119E	Windows Media Player is already in use. Stop playing any items, close all Player dialog boxes, and then try again.%0
0xC00D119F	Windows Media Player encountered an error while burning. Verify that the burner is connected properly and that the disc is clean and not damaged.%0
0xC00D11A0	Windows Media Player has encountered an unknown error with your portable device. Reconnect your portable device, and then try again.%0
0xC00D11A1	A codec is required to play this file. To determine if this codec is available to download from the Web, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D11A2	An audio codec is needed to play this file. To determine if this codec is available to download from the Web, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D11A3	To play the file, you must install the latest Windows service pack. To install the service pack from the Windows Update Web site, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D11A4	Windows Media Player no longer detects a portable device. Reconnect your portable device, and then try again.%0
0xC00D11A5	Windows Media Player cannot sync the file because the portable device does not support protected files.%0
0xC00D11A6	This file does not have sync rights. If you obtained this file from an online store, go to the online store to get sync rights.%0
0xC00D11A7	Windows Media Player cannot sync the file because the sync rights have expired. Go to the content provider's online store to get new sync rights.%0
0xC00D11A8	The portable device is already in use. Wait until the current task finishes or quit other programs that might be using the portable device, and then try again.%0
0xC00D11A9	Windows Media Player cannot sync the file because the content provider or device prohibits it. You might be able to resolve this problem by going to the content provider's online store to get sync rights.%0
0xC00D11AA	The content provider has not granted you the right to sync this file. Go to the content provider's online store to get sync rights.%0
0xC00D11AB	Windows Media Player cannot burn the files to the CD. Verify that the disc is clean and not damaged. If necessary, select a slower recording speed or try a different brand of blank discs.%0
0xC00D11AD	Windows Media Player cannot burn the files. Verify that the burner is connected properly, and then try again.%0
0xC00D11AE	Windows Media Player cannot burn the files. Verify that the burner is connected properly and that the disc is clean and not damaged. If the burner is already in use, wait until the current task finishes or quit other programs that might be using the burner.%0
0xC00D11AF	Windows Media Player cannot burn the files to the CD.%0
0xC00D11B0	Windows Media Player cannot play the file. The server might not be available or there might be a problem with your network or firewall settings.%0
0xC00D11B1	Windows Media Player encountered a problem while playing the file. For additional assistance, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D11B2	Windows Media Player must connect to the Internet to verify the file's media usage rights. Connect to the Internet, and then try again.%0
0xC00D11B3	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because a network error occurred. The server might not be available. Verify that you are connected to the network and that your proxy settings are correct.%0
0xC00D11B4	Windows Media Player cannot restore your media usage rights because it could not find any backed up rights on your computer.%0
0xC00D11B5	Windows Media Player cannot download media usage rights because the server is not available (for example, the server might be busy or not online).%0
0xC00D11B6	Windows Media Player cannot play the file. A network firewall might be preventing the Player from opening the file by using the UDP transport protocol. If you typed a URL in the Open URL dialog box, try using a different transport protocol (for example, "http:").%0
0xC00D11B7	Insert the removable media, and then try again.%0
0xC00D11B8	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because the proxy server is not responding. The proxy server might be temporarily unavailable or your Player proxy settings might not be valid.%0
0xC00D11B9	To play the file, you might need to install a later version of Windows Media Player. On the Help menu, click Check for Updates, and then follow the instructions. For additional assistance, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D11BA	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because there is a problem with your sound device. There might not be a sound device installed on your computer, it might be in use by another program, or it might not be functioning properly.%0
0xC00D11BB	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because the specified protocol is not supported. If you typed a URL in the Open URL dialog box, try using a different transport protocol (for example, "http:" or "rtsp:").%0
0xC00D11BC	Windows Media Player cannot add the file to the library because the file format is not supported.%0
0xC00D11BD	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because the specified protocol is not supported. If you typed a URL in the Open URL dialog box, try using a different transport protocol (for example, "mms:").%0
0xC00D11BE	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because there are no streaming protocols selected. Select one or more protocols, and then try again.%0
0xC00D11BF	Windows Media Player cannot switch to Full Screen. You might need to adjust your Windows display settings. Open display settings in Control Panel, and then try setting Hardware acceleration to Full.%0
0xC00D11C0	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because a network error occurred. The server might not be available (for example, the server is busy or not online) or you might not be connected to the network.%0
0xC00D11C1	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because the server is not responding. Verify that you are connected to the network, and then try again later.%0
0xC00D11C2	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because the multicast protocol is not enabled. On the Tools menu, click Options, click the Network tab, and then select the Multicast check box. For additional assistance, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D11C3	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because a network problem occurred. Verify that you are connected to the network, and then try again later.%0
0xC00D11C4	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because the network proxy server cannot be found. Verify that your proxy settings are correct, and then try again.%0
0xC00D11C5	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because it is corrupted.%0
0xC00D11C6	Your computer is running low on memory. Quit other programs, and then try again.%0
0xC00D11C7	Windows Media Player cannot play, burn, rip, or sync the file because a required audio codec is not installed on your computer.%0
0xC00D11C8	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because the required video codec is not installed on your computer.%0
0xC00D11C9	Windows Media Player cannot burn the files. If the burner is busy, wait for the current task to finish. If necessary, verify that the burner is connected properly and that you have installed the latest device driver.%0
0xC00D11CA	Windows Media Player cannot play the protected file because there is a problem with your sound device. Try installing a new device driver or use a different sound device.%0
0xC00D11CB	Windows Media Player encountered a network error. Restart the Player.%0
0xC00D11CC	Windows Media Player is not installed properly. Reinstall the Player.%0
0xC00D11CD	Windows Media Player encountered an unknown error. For additional assistance, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D11CE	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because the required codec is not valid.%0
0xC00D11CF	The CD drive is in use by another user. Wait for the task to complete, and then try again.%0
0xC00D11D0	Windows Media Player cannot play, sync, or burn the protected file because a problem occurred with the Windows Media Digital Rights Management (DRM) system. You might need to connect to the Internet to update your DRM components. For additional assistance, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D11D1	Windows Media Player cannot play the file because there might be a problem with your sound or video device. Try installing an updated device driver.%0
0xC00D11D2	Windows Media Player cannot access the file. The file might be in use, you might not have access to the computer where the file is stored, or your proxy settings might not be correct.%0
0xC00D11D3	The content provider prohibits this action. Go to the content provider's online store to get new media usage rights.%0
0xC00D11D4	Windows Media Player cannot perform the requested action at this time.%0
0xC00D11D5	Windows Media Player cannot burn the files because there is not enough free disk space to store the temporary files. Delete some unneeded files on your hard disk, and then try again.%0
0xC00D11D6	Your media usage rights have become corrupted or are no longer valid. This might happen if you have replaced hardware components in your computer.%0
0xC00D11D7	The required Windows Media Digital Rights Management (DRM) component cannot be validated. You might be able resolve the problem by reinstalling the Player.%0
0xC00D11D8	You have exceeded your restore limit for the day. Try restoring your media usage rights tomorrow.%0
0xC00D11D9	Some files might not fit on the CD. The required space cannot be calculated accurately because some files might be missing duration information. To ensure the calculation is accurate, play the files that are missing duration information.%0
0xC00D11DA	Windows Media Player cannot verify the file's media usage rights. If you obtained this file from an online store, go to the online store to get the necessary rights.%0
0xC00D11DB	It is not possible to sync because this device's internal clock is not set correctly. To set the clock, select the option to set the device clock on the Privacy tab of the Options dialog box, connect to the Internet, and then sync the device again. For additional assistance, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D11DC	Windows Media Player cannot play, burn, rip, or sync the protected file because you do not have the appropriate rights.%0
0xC00D11DD	Windows Media Player encountered an error during upgrade.%0
0xC00D11DE	Windows Media Player cannot connect to the server because it is not accepting any new connections. This could be because it has reached its maximum connection limit. Please try again later.%0
0xC00D11DF	A number of queued files cannot be played. To find information about the problem, click the Now Playing tab, and then click the icon next to each file in the List pane.%0
0xC00D11E0	Windows Media Player encountered an error while erasing the rewritable CD or DVD. Verify that the CD or DVD burner is connected properly and that the disc is clean and not damaged.%0
0xC00D11E1	Windows Media Player cannot erase the rewritable CD or DVD. Verify that the CD or DVD burner is connected properly and that the disc is clean and not damaged. If the burner is already in use, wait until the current task finishes or quit other programs that might be using the burner.%0
0xC00D11E2	A Windows Media Digital Rights Management (DRM) component encountered a problem. If you are trying to use a file that you obtained from an online store, try going to the online store and getting the appropriate usage rights.%0
0xC00D11E3	It is not possible to obtain device's certificate. Please contact the device manufacturer for a firmware update or for other steps to resolve this problem.%0
0xC00D11E4	Windows Media Player encountered an error when connecting to the server. The security information from the server could not be validated.%0
0xC00D11E5	An audio device was disconnected or reconfigured. Verify that the audio device is connected, and then try to play the item again.%0
0xC00D11E6	Windows Media Player could not complete burning because the disc is not compatible with your drive. Try inserting a different kind of recordable media or use a disc that supports a write speed that is compatible with your drive.%0
0xC00D11EE	Windows Media Player cannot save the sync settings because your device is full. Delete some unneeded files on your device and then try again.%0
0xC00D11EF	It is not possible to change sync settings at this time. Try again later.%0
0xC00D11F0	Windows Media Player cannot delete these files currently. If the Player is synchronizing, wait until it is complete and then try again.%0
0xC00D11F8	Windows Media Player could not use digital mode to read the CD. The Player has automatically switched the CD drive to analog mode. To switch back to digital mode, use the Devices tab. For additional assistance, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D11F9	No CD track was specified for playback.%0
0xC00D11FA	The CD filter was not able to create the CD reader.%0
0xC00D11FB	Invalid ISRC code.%0
0xC00D11FC	Invalid Media Catalog Number.%0
0xC00D11FD	Windows Media Player cannot play audio CDs correctly because the CD drive is slow and error correction is turned on. To increase performance, turn off playback error correction for this drive.%0
0xC00D11FE	Windows Media Player cannot estimate the CD drive's playback speed because the CD track is too short.%0
0xC00D11FF	Cannot queue the CD track because queuing is not enabled.%0
0xC00D1202	Windows Media Player cannot download additional media usage rights until the current download is complete.%0
0xC00D1203	The media usage rights for this file have expired or are no longer valid. If you obtained the file from an online store, sign in to the store, and then try again.%0
0xC00D1204	Windows Media Player cannot download the media usage rights for the file. If you obtained the file from an online store, sign in to the store, and then try again.%0
0xC00D1205	The media usage rights for this file are not yet valid. To see when they will become valid, right-click the file in the library, click Properties, and then click the Media Usage Rights tab.%0
0xC00D1206	The media usage rights for this file are not valid. If you obtained this file from an online store, contact the store for assistance.%0
0xC00D1207	The content provider has revoked the media usage rights for this file. If you obtained this file from an online store, ask the store if a new version of the file is available.%0
0xC00D1208	The media usage rights for this file require a feature that is not supported in your current version of Windows Media Player or your current version of Windows. Try installing the latest version of the Player. If you obtained this file from an online store, contact the store for further assistance.%0
0xC00D1209	Windows Media Player cannot download media usage rights at this time. Try again later.%0
0xC00D120A	Windows Media Player cannot play, burn, or sync the file because the media usage rights are missing. If you obtained the file from an online store, sign in to the store, and then try again.%0
0xC00D120B	Windows Media Player cannot play, burn, or sync the file because the media usage rights are missing. If you obtained the file from an online store, sign in to the store, and then try again.%0
0xC00D122A	Windows Media Player cannot read a policy. This can occur when the policy does not exist in the registry or when the registry cannot be read.%0
0xC00D1234	Windows Media Player cannot sync content streamed directly from the Internet. If possible, download the file to your computer, and then try to sync the file.%0
0xC00D1235	This playlist is not valid or is corrupted. Create a new playlist using Windows Media Player, then sync the new playlist instead.%0
0xC00D1236	Windows Media Player encountered a problem while synchronizing the file to the device. For additional assistance, click Web Help.%0
0xC00D1237	Windows Media Player encountered an error while synchronizing to the device.%0
0xC00D1238	Windows Media Player cannot delete a file from the device.%0
0xC00D1239	Windows Media Player cannot copy a file from the device to your library.%0
0xC00D123A	Windows Media Player cannot communicate with the device because the device is not responding. Try reconnecting the device, resetting the device, or contacting the device manufacturer for updated firmware.%0
0xC00D123B	Windows Media Player cannot sync the picture to the device because a problem occurred while converting the file to another quality level or format. The original file might be damaged or corrupted.%0
0xC00D123C	Windows Media Player cannot convert the file. The file might have been encrypted by the Encrypted File System (EFS). Try decrypting the file first and then synchronizing it. For information about how to decrypt a file, see Windows Help and Support.%0
0xC00D123D	Your device requires that this file be converted in order to play on the device. However, the device either does not support playing audio, or Windows Media Player cannot convert the file to an audio format that is supported by the