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Windows Forum / Windows Media / Player / September 2005C00D0FB1 Error!
CD-Ripping worked fine for all the time...but it is not running since a couple of weeks...and I have not installed any additional software on that PC...but I do auto.-update windows... I am using ther latest WM 3.00.003128 version (ger). It can't seem to burn a music cd to media player. Music CD was inserted in drive... It says "13 tracks checked to copy to "D:\My Music\Convert" - so at this point it was already reading the CD-Info etc. However, when I now press "Copy from CD"... it comes up with the message "Trying to refresh the CD play list", changes to "0 tracks checked to copy to ... and locks out at this stage. A folder is created in D:\My Music\Convert, picking up the name of the album, however the folder is empty... The same happens when I just press the "Play" button. Funny to notice, that I have tried several other media players and different CDs...but always the same result. WM9 pops-up this message...while other players do play or rip the CD just fine... Please help!!! Weird- that's error "Error: Trying to refresh CD playlist", as you're seeing... Is your Media Library working properly? Can you play back the CDs in WMP? -Zach  Signature(speaking for myself and doing this in my free time) See http://www.zachd.com/pss/pss.html for some helpful WMP info. Following up to your post with the resolution is good netiquette. This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. All e-mail to this account will bounce or be deleted - *use the newsgroups*. -- > CD-Ripping worked fine for all the time...but it is not running since a > couple of weeks...and I have not installed any additional software on that [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Please help!!! Yes, my media library is working fine, I can play local or remote files in the WMP...and even the other CD/DVD drives are working fine! In total I have 3 CD/DVD drives installed. All drives had been working fine for all the time...just recently this single CD-RW drive reports the error when playing or ripping a CD from that drive. The other drives are still working fine (even with WMP). And that drive in question is also working fine with other software (e.g. Winamp, iTunes, RealOne, Nero...etc). The installed drives are: a) external USB-2.0 CD-RW (not working with WMP) b) internal DVD-ROM (working) c) internal DVD-RW (working) One other funny thing also...every so often (unluckily not every time) I get a Windows XP error right after the WMP error...that error says: ...you should not connect a fast USB-2.0 device to a slow 1.0 host adapter...funny enough, that my system has only one USB host adapter, which is a 2.0 adapter! However, this error message doesn't seem to effect other applications, since I can still play CDs from other programs on that drive...rebooting my system will resolve that Windows error and all works fine again until I try to play or rip a CD again from that drive with the WMP. I didn't installed new hard- or software before the error happened the first time. The only stuff which was updated/installed was: - automatic Windows OS updates - Norton Anti-Virus updates - ZoneAlarm updates Greetz > Weird- that's error "Error: Trying to refresh CD playlist", as you're > seeing... [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > > > > Please help!!! Yes, my media library is working fine, I can play local or remote files in the WMP...and even the other CD/DVD drives are working fine! In total I have 3 CD/DVD drives installed. All drives had been working fine for all the time...just recently this single CD-RW drive reports the error when playing or ripping a CD from that drive. The other drives are still working fine (even with WMP). And that drive in question is also working fine with other software (e.g. Winamp, iTunes, RealOne, Nero...etc). The installed drives are: a) external USB-2.0 CD-RW (not working with WMP) b) internal DVD-ROM (working) c) internal DVD-RW (working) One other funny thing also...every so often (unluckily not every time) I get a Windows XP error right after the WMP error...that error says: ...you should not connect a fast USB-2.0 device to a slow 1.0 host adapter...funny enough, that my system has only one USB host adapter, which is a 2.0 adapter! However, this error message doesn't seem to effect other applications, since I can still play CDs from other programs on that drive...rebooting my system will resolve that Windows error and all works fine again until I try to play or rip a CD again from that drive with the WMP. I didn't installed new hard- or software before the error happened the first time. The only stuff which was updated/installed was: - automatic Windows OS updates - Norton Anti-Virus updates - ZoneAlarm updates Greetz > Weird- that's error "Error: Trying to refresh CD playlist", as you're > seeing... [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > > > > Please help!!! I wouldn't know enough about the source of this error. WMP uses the system IMAPI services, and I don't think the other applications here use those, which may be the point of differentiation that's causing the problem only in WMP. Sounds like (as you could guess) there's some sort of problem getting data from the device - hence leading to that weird message from XP. This'd be a question for XP/IMAPI support if you wanted to pursue it- http://www.zachd.com/pss/pss.html#psssupport -Zach Signature(speaking for myself and doing this in my free time) See http://www.zachd.com/pss/pss.html for some helpful WMP info. Following up to your post with the resolution is good netiquette. This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. All e-mail to this account will bounce or be deleted - *use the newsgroups*. -- > Yes, my media library is working fine, I can play local or remote files in > the WMP...and even the other CD/DVD drives are working fine! [quoted text clipped - 63 lines] >> > >> > Please help!!! Relieved to find that others dealing with this problem. Have any resolutions presented themselves since 2004 postings. Media Player 10 constantly freezing (sometimes the entire system) when I try to rip CDs? History: would sometimes (infrequently) encounter problems with ripping CDs in Media Player 9 environment but had put it down to problem with CD (i.e. protected, etc.). Player recently updated to version 10 when added Creative Zen Touch mp3 player. Have been trying to rip CD collection in Media Player environmet, so can download to Creative player but can't seem to rip 2-3 CDs in row without Media Player freezing. Automatic error reports are generated and sent off but have heard nothing in reply. Have checked all help sections/sites in various programs and followed instructions but nothing presents itself as problematic. Don't know what to do, where to go, and frustrating mounting?! Any advice etc.... System Config:Windows XP Home (automatic updates); Windows Media Player 10.00.00.3646; single DVD/CD-RW drive (Mitsumi CR48XGTE); AVG Virus, Spybot and Adware automatic updates, searches, etc. Any other info required? Signaturegfp > I wouldn't know enough about the source of this error. WMP uses the system > IMAPI services, and I don't think the other applications here use those, [quoted text clipped - 73 lines] > >> > > >> > Please help!!! I have noticed this error as well, it seems to have cropped up just today, after I upgreded to MSN Messenger 7.0 > CD-Ripping worked fine for all the time...but it is not running since a couple of weeks...and I have not installed any additional software on that PC...but I do auto.-update windows... > I am using ther latest WM 3.00.003128 version (ger). [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Please help!!! |
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