WMP11 won't rip some discs

When I try to rip some CDs, I get the error code C00D10D2. The message says
"Windows Media Player cannot rip one or more tracks from the CD." The Web
Help button takes me to a message that says the error is unknown. _Very_
informative. In this instance, the Error Correction setting for my CD drive
is off.

I have also gotten messages, when I have both the Digital checkbox on for my
CD drive and the Error Correction box on, code C00D11B1, if I remember right,
which says something is wrong with my sound card, most likely the drivers.
However, either way, the music from the CD plays just terrific, with the
Digital setting on for playback. Why can't I rip the music I can play?

My sound card drivers are current.

- Kelly

Same problem here. Very annoying, and no one seems to have ever seen this
problem before.

"DP Kelly" wrote:

> When I try to rip some CDs, I get the error code C00D10D2. The message says
> "Windows Media Player cannot rip one or more tracks from the CD." The Web
> Help button takes me to a message that says the error is unknown. _Very_
> informative. In this instance, the Error Correction setting for my CD drive
> is off.
>
> I have also gotten messages, when I have both the Digital checkbox on for my
> CD drive and the Error Correction box on, code C00D11B1, if I remember right,
> which says something is wrong with my sound card, most likely the drivers.
> However, either way, the music from the CD plays just terrific, with the
> Digital setting on for playback. Why can't I rip the music I can play?
>
> My sound card drivers are current.
>
> - Kelly
>

Same problem for me. Does JMicrosoft actually post any advice on this?

Rentonel

"Tinaja" wrote:

> Same problem here. Very annoying, and no one seems to have ever seen this
> problem before.
>
> "DP Kelly" wrote:
>
> > When I try to rip some CDs, I get the error code C00D10D2. The message says
> > "Windows Media Player cannot rip one or more tracks from the CD." The Web
> > Help button takes me to a message that says the error is unknown. _Very_
> > informative. In this instance, the Error Correction setting for my CD drive
> > is off.
> >
> > I have also gotten messages, when I have both the Digital checkbox on for my
> > CD drive and the Error Correction box on, code C00D11B1, if I remember right,
> > which says something is wrong with my sound card, most likely the drivers.
> > However, either way, the music from the CD plays just terrific, with the
> > Digital setting on for playback. Why can't I rip the music I can play?
> >
> > My sound card drivers are current.
> >
> > - Kelly
> >

I'm not sure if the RootKit revealer from www.systernals.com (now a
Microsoft company) will run on Vista, but you might want to check for a
Sony-like, or Sony installed, rootkit. There could be some DRM software on
your PC installed as a rootkit or otherwise, by simply inserting a CD
containing the software into your CD drive. Those software products are
usually designed to prevent or restrict copying not only the CD that it was
installed from but any CD from that label.

Or, your problem could be something completely different. I just thought of
the above because you said it was only some CDs. That sounds very similar
to the behavior of the Sony rootkit.

Dale

"rentonel" <rentonel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CAF7AFB1-6670-44C2-A931-2279B64EAB1F@microsoft.com...
> Same problem for me. Does JMicrosoft actually post any advice on this?
>
> Rentonel
>
> "Tinaja" wrote:
>
>> Same problem here. Very annoying, and no one seems to have ever seen
>> this
>> problem before.
>>
>> "DP Kelly" wrote:
>>
>> > When I try to rip some CDs, I get the error code C00D10D2. The message
>> > says
>> > "Windows Media Player cannot rip one or more tracks from the CD." The
>> > Web
>> > Help button takes me to a message that says the error is unknown.
>> > _Very_
>> > informative. In this instance, the Error Correction setting for my CD
>> > drive
>> > is off.
>> >
>> > I have also gotten messages, when I have both the Digital checkbox on
>> > for my
>> > CD drive and the Error Correction box on, code C00D11B1, if I remember
>> > right,
>> > which says something is wrong with my sound card, most likely the
>> > drivers.
>> > However, either way, the music from the CD plays just terrific, with
>> > the
>> > Digital setting on for playback. Why can't I rip the music I can play?
>> >
>> > My sound card drivers are current.
>> >
>> > - Kelly
>> >

[mazimmie]

I had the same problem, but uninstalled vista sp1. Now i can rip any cd i want with no problem. Actually i had to restore my computer to an earlier time to take microsoft defective service pack off.