Windows media player 11 ripping problem

When ripping cds I get an error message "WMP cannot rip one or more tracks
from the CD". When clicking on web help the following apprears "C00D10D2
error message" with no technical help. This happens on every CD.

I have the program set to rip automatically if in the rip tab, however, 25%
of the time I must manually start the rip.

The ripping speed can be very slow...anyway to increase it?

Anyone else experiencing this or have an answer?

[ugene]

If you change the format from MP3 to WMA, it will rip correctly. I dont know why.

did you ever solve the problem? even when I change the format to mp3 or other it doesn't rip.

this worked like a charm thanks for the advise!

[bootdisk]

Try this.

click the small arrow under sync, then select more options, then highlight audio Cd, click properties, then tick the "use error correction box" and apply. It worked for me.

Good luck.

[billydkidd]

Thanks Bootdisk, I have been beating my head against this computer trying to get a cd ripped for 2 days. It seems the older virisons of media player worked faster and with less tweaking than the newer ones. billydkidd

[tjy57]

I had the same problem. I clicked the little down arrow under RIP and increased the bit rate. It started ripping right away.

I had the same problem. I clicked the little down arrow under RIP and increased the bit rate. It started ripping right away.

[LauraD]

Hi, I'm having the same problem...can't rip on WMP 11.

I "rolled" back to 10, but it still won't rip. The runtime part of WMP 11 is still in the "PROGRAM" file...wondering if it would be safe to remove that from the programs and then REINSTALL WMP 10 from the Microsoft website.

It's very frustrating to not be able to rip songs...especially when I paid for them already and put them on a CD for later use.

Thanks for any help. Not computer savvy, so please be kind and "simple" in your reply. ;o)

[tykeintsouth]

HI,

I've found out that you don't want the error correction - it slows ripping right down.

Just click on the arrow at the bottom of the RIP tab and select "format" then select mp3. Click on the arrow at the bottom of the RIP tab again and this time select "bit rate" it will be set on the lowest 128kps. Select the next one up - 192kps and it should work straight away (it did for me) If you select higher bit rates it will also work but the file sizes will be bigger (so it depends what you want)

You rip slower, but it should be more accurate. I like accuracy better than
speed.

[pisces021302]

1.open windows media player
2. click tools
3.next options
4. devices
5. highlight audio cd drive
6. click properties
7. select digital and use error correction on Playback the same on the rip portion
8. click apply
and probably you can rip the cd.

[Bobbi]

My Windows Media will sometime rip from a CD fine and at other times as soon as I try to rip the player seems to crash (not respond). Or, it will rip one CD and after I upload it to my Sansa Clip mp3 player, I can't rip another CD because the Media Player will quit responding. When this happens, I can't even get on the Internet and have to reboot the PC. Has anyone else had this happen? Any solutions?

[dj928]

The error correction option did not work. Changing from 128 to 192 worked. However, I want to rip 128 for a lot of CDs, so how do we resolve this error message and keep 128 bitrate?

[agusa]

hi! thanks a mil for your answer im a oap still learning and thanks to you
im now a ripper ge ta man.