Error C00D10D2 on Windows Media Player

When I try to rip a cd it says "Windows Media Player cannot rip one or more
tracks from the cd" [close] [web help]. I choose web help then I choose
"Technical Details" and it reads, "Original error code-C00D10D0" "original
error message-Windows Media Player cannot rip CD because a valid rip location
cannot be created" Media Player was working fine until I upgraded from xp to
Vista, thats when it all started. If any one could help please!

[Alan78759]

I noticed this error C00D10D2 when I changed from 192kbps to 128. I changed it back to 192 and it works fine. I guess the old 128kbps is no longer acceptable to the almighty Microsoft.

[CritterGitter]

I cannot RIP CD's and I don't have a Vista yet. I too get the same code as Piki and Greg. (> When I try to rip a cd it says "Windows Media Player cannot rip one or more
> tracks from the cd" [close] [web help]. I choose web help then I choose
> "Technical Details" and it reads, "Original error code-C00D10D0" "original
> error message-Windows Media Player cannot rip CD because a valid rip location cannot be created" Media Player was working fine until I upgraded from xp to Vista, thats when it all started. If any one could help please!)

I have been trying to RIP with My Zune and I have not had any luck with this Zune! I have deleted everuthing on it started over and it still will not allow me to add a play list to it. It keeps telling me that the Play list name is "invalid". No matter what I use for a name it rejects it. Any help would be appreciated

You posted a reply to a thread in a web forum, the thread
consists of 5 posts, started 18 months ago and the last being
8 months ago, being the one you replied to.
Your reply is meaningless and totally irelevent to the actual thread
which was about failure to rip to an invalid location.

A search in the KB on that error code produced this result:
http://support.microsoft.com/search/...7comm=1&res=20

Which led to this solution dated from july:
http://social.answers.microsoft.com/...3-3aac7d9efa1a

Not exaclty - if it's MP3 audio files, it could be related to the
LowRateSample setting : http://zachd.com/pss/pss.html#mp3encode

Check the question for WMP10 listed as "Q: I am using WMP10 and cannot
encode to MP3 (specifically MP3 at 128kbps)"