Media Player 12 will no cd RIP

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• Windows Media Player won't let me rip a CD, the error message indicates that they cannot find the file

  Is watching the guys, I think not that this is a 7 days without some kind of sleep problem, but I can't work out why Windows Media Player 12 will not rip a CD I put it in, I get an error message saying that Windows Media Player cannot find the file I'm tearing and maybe it is moved renamed or deleated in the meantime that my CD is in the CD/DVD drive waiting to be fooled on my laptop Windows 7 64-bit. I ripped the CD loads before but I had to reinstall a complete a month ago, and this is the first time I tried to extract anything on my laptop. If anybodys got any ideas on how to solve this problem, my inner peace would be much more peaceful MCE! Cheers and Happy New Year to the United Kingdom, I wish you a good and peaceful 2014.  Rich.T

  Hi Rich!

  This might help: http://www.fixkb.com/2010/07/when-ripping-musing-with-media-player.html

  See you soon
  Julia

• my Media Player shows no music, or rip music of the inserted disc. What can solve this problem

  my Media Player shows no music, or rip music of the inserted disc. What can solve this problem

  Hey Lucky,

  You can try the steps in the follwoign and check if it helps.

  Method 1:

  You can try to rebuild the media player library, and then try to extract again

  This problem can occur if the media library is corrupt. Rebuild the library and check if this solves the problem.

  Follow these steps:

  a. exit Windows Media Player.

  b. Click Start, run, type %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Media Player and then click OK.

  c. Select all files in the folder and then click on Delete on the file menu.

  Note: You don't have to remove the folders that are in this folder.

  d. restart Windows Media Player.

  Note: Windows Media Player automatically rebuilds the database.

  If this does not resolve the problem, disable the Windows Media Player database cache files. To do this, follow these steps:

  a. exit Windows Media Player.

  b. Click Start, click Run, type % LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft and then click OK.

  c. Select the Media Player folder, and then click on Delete on the file menu.

  d. restart Windows Media Player.

  Method 2:

  You can also try to change rip settings and check.

  For more information, you can consult the following article:

  Change settings for ripping

• Windows Media Player 11 will not play video

  Windows Media Player 11 will not play DVD-video or video files from a SD card.  I tried several update codec options, but none were successful, including the option offered by Microsoft (http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/download/AllDownloads.aspx?displang=en).  Windows tells me that a more recent update has been installed and refuses to go forward.

  Hi RonMcCulloch,

  ·         You receive an error message or error code?

  ·         What is the type of file you are trying to play?

  ·         The DVD I get recognized by the computer?

  ·         Did you do changes on the computer before the show?

  In the meantime, you can try to reduce hardware acceleration, and see if it resolves the problem. (Only if your video card supports hardware acceleration)

  a. open the screen resolution by clicking on the Start button, click Control Panel, and then under appearance and personalization, click adjust screen resolution.

  b. click on settings Advanced , the Troubleshooting tab and then click change settings.

  c. move the hardware acceleration slider toward none to reduce or turn off video hardware acceleration.

  d. click OKand then click restart now.

  Let us know if it helps.

• Windows Media Player 12 will not play mp4, mp3, wmv files through IIS hosted local site when the PC is disconnected from the Internet

  I have an IIS Web site 6.1 on local 32-bit Windows 7 machine that serves HTML and MP4 videos via Internet Explorer on the local computer.  An internet connection is not necessary because it is all local storage and local accommodations through IIS.  IIS is configured to serve the MP4 videos in the form of downloadable files, don't not streaming somehow.  I have the right MIME type ".mp4" with the installation of "video/mp4" in the IIS server, so I don't think that's the problem.

  When the machine is connected to the internet, by clicking on a video link MP4 in any HTML page served by the local IIS server results in Windows Media Player opening and playing the video in its own window.  However, when the Ethernet cable is unplugged, by clicking on the same results of video link MP4 in Windows Media Player by opening its own window, and then display this error message:

  Windows Media Player cannot play the file.  If the file is on the Internet, connect to the Internet.  If the file is on a removable storage card, insert the storage card.

  It's almost as if Windows Media Player has a bug and since it accesses this media file via a URL, but the machine is not connected to a network, he thinks that this file is unplayable.

  When the Ethernet cable is disconnected, the local IIS server is still all the HTML code and ActiveX content except for media files.  I also tried to access MP3 and WMV files via the IIS server to see if Windows Media Player will open those when the computer is disconnected from the Internet.  These caused also Windows Media Player files display the same error message.

  I tried the VLC (VideoLAN) Player after changing the property file in VLC of WMP for .mp4 files extension.  With VLC installed and the extension changed to VLS property, I can download/open the MP4 video using the link in the web page served by IIS all when they are disconnected from the internet.  The only thing I can't do is get VLC player to open and play the video simply by clicking on the link in Internet Explore web pages served by the local IIS server.

  I would like to make use of Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player with this IIS server that serves the MP4 videos rather than using VLC player.

  Thank you

  Michael Rayman

  I finally found the answer to my problem:

  When they are disconnected from the internet, mysteriously, Windows Media Player 12 requires that you check a checkbox in tools > Options... > zone settings tab player called "Internet connection (ignore the other commands).  Once this box is checked and the settings saved on APPLY, then Windows Media Player 12 will play videos served by the local IIS server on the same machine, while disconnected from the Internet.

• Windows Media Player 12 will not play or burn music CDs!

  Running Windows 7 Home Premium-Windows Media Player will play a DVD but will not play an audio CD, which begs the question: why it does not burn the CD using Roxio Burn (which just sits there doing nothing) just like WMP 12.  I tried uninstalling and reinstalling and suggestions in this forum, but nothing is done.  Microsoft has really any solution of constantly failing to player?  In addition, reinstalled my computer back to the State factory and Media Player STILL will NOT play or burn music CD.  Hello, Microsoft, I would rather download Media Player 11, which at least has worked, so tell me how to get that back.  Thank you.

  Are normally given CD detected?
  If not, the problem is probably with the drive itself - CD and DVD is access differently if we wouldn't necessarily affect each other.

• Media Player 12 will not remain full screen for more than 5 min.

  Upgrade Vista Ultimate to 7 Ultimate. Media Player now will not stay full screen for more than 5 minutes during movie playback. How can I fix this please?

  When presentation settings are turned on, your mobile PC stays awake and system notifications are turned off. I would not advice you constantly running in presentation mode because it does not allow your computer becomes idle (and display the screen saver) even when you do not do anything. He probably solved your problem because one of your application does not perform certain actions as before, because it's always 'think' that your computer is not idle.

  You should do something like this: check the settings for these two applications: Vaio update and Trend Micro (probably you can get there after right-clicking on the icon in the notification area and choose the appropriate context menu position). There should be some options when these applications are performing the update process. No doubt, one of them made when the computer becomes inactive if it may affect the mode full-screen. I guess that might be Vaio update, because I read that since version 2010, Trend Micro has been improved and should not cause this problem, but you should check the two of them. You should change the appropriate settings, so it will play the update process in another moment.

  There is also something else you can try. You can read this article: How to prevent the flight home in Windows programs . You can find how to prevent theft of focus programs, then perhaps it can also solve your problem. Maybe after the upgrade to Vista, specific registry key does not contain the appropriate value, and you must follow these steps to fix that:

  1. Click Start and then click run (or you can press Windows key + R )

  2. In the text box on the run window, type regedit and click OK. This will open the registry editor program.

  3. Find the folder HKEY_CURRENT_USER under my computer and click the plus sign (+) after the folder name to expand the folder.

  4. Continue to expand the folders until you reach the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel registry key.

  5. Select the key of Office under Control Panel .

  6. On the right side of the screen, locate and double-click ForegroundLockTimeout DWORD.

  7. In the Edit DWORD value window that appears, set them value data: field to 30 d 40 .

     Note: Make sure that the Basic option has the hexadecimal value, when you enter the DWORD value.

  8. Click OK , and then close the registry editor .

  9. Restart your PC for the changes to take effect.

  10. From this moment on, programs should no longer steal focus from the window you are currently working.

• my windows media player 11 will not rip music. He used to rip very well, but I got comp. recovered, and now it will not. What's wrong? everything else works fine, it is burning, play music, etc.

  look to the top title. my windows media player won't rip music. used to RIP is fine, but I'm me comp. recovered, and now it will not. It's all fine.

  Hello

  ·          What happens when you try to extract?

  Step 1: Try the following steps:

  a. open Windows Media Player. b. click on tools, Options, then choose Devices tab. c. Select the CD drive, and then click Properties d. Select digital and use the correction of error on the part of reading both Rip. e. click on apply and then click Ok. f. try to rip music and check.

  Step 2: If the steps above fail, try the following steps to change the settings for Windows Media Player:

  a. open Windows Media Player. b. click on tools, Options, then choose tab music Rip. c. under Rip settings, change the format to MP3 or WAV. d. then set the Audio settings for best quality. e. click on apply and then click Ok. f. try to rip music and check.

  See also: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Change-settings-for-ripping-music

• My windows vista SP 2, the windows media player 11 will not rip CD audio discs. Windows media 11 a player able to rip CD audio disc, but now, it won't rip CD audio disc.

  My windows XP SP2, the windows media player 11 not to rip CD audio discs. My windows media player 11 on my computer Vista SP 2 was able to rip an audio CD disc, but now it not to rip CD audio discs. The type of CD that I'm tearing on my Windows media player 11 is the one who plays on the stereo and a CD player.  What is the solution? Help.

  My windows XP SP2, the windows media player 11 not to rip CD audio discs. My windows media player 11 on my computer Vista SP 2 was able to rip an audio CD disc, but now it not to rip CD audio discs. The type of CD that I'm tearing on my Windows media player 11 is the one who plays on the stereo and a CD player.  What is the solution? Help.

  ===================================================
  It is possible that your optical drive requires maintenance or replacement.

  In addition, the following links may be worth a visit:

  (314060) your CD or DVD drive is missing
  or is not recognized by Windows or other programs
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/314060
  (Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8)

  (925718) you cannot view, add, or delete items in the library
  in Windows Media Player 11
  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx/KB/925718/en-us

  Can't rip a CD in Windows Media 11-Vista Home Premium
  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-pictures/cannot-rip-CDs-in-Windows-Media-Player-11-Vista/06a4c90e-6e75-4aa6-b9cd-7933fd46ab63

  Good luck...

• Windows Media Player Version 12 new problem rip CDs: no album info.

  I use Windows Media Player 12 on Windows 7 Home Premium OS V..  I was rip CDs to this computer for years without any significant problems and have hundreds of CD in MP3 format in my library of music.  When I recently tried to rip a new batch of CD, the albums were coming all up as 'Unknown' album & artist, "track 1, track 2,... and follow n for the titles of the songs."  After the investigation period, a pop up window would come saying "Windows Media Player cannot download information on the media for this CD... "What has happened to WMP and how to fix it?

  HI - the first necessary check is if nothing has changed after a recent update for the media player (you may remember being asked to set your preferences) view of library in WMP go to 'organize' - 'options' and check that internet access is authorized and in the privacy, the "online display media information" tab is checked. If these settings are correct, then we will study more deeply... Thank you - r.

• Windows Media Player has stopped playing and ripping of CD

  My Windows Media Player 11 has stopped playing and ripping of CD. I insert the CD, you are prompted to rip, but sometimes even before the CD auto-éjecte without playing or tear. XP OPERATING SYSTEM. Do you want?

  The following links may be worth a visit:

  (982116) your CD or DVD drive is missing
  or is not recognized by Windows or other programs
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/982116
  (Windows XP / Windows Vista / Windows 7)

  Your CD or DVD drive cannot read or write media
  http://support.Microsoft.com/GP/cd_dvd_drive_problems

  It is possible that your optical drive needs some maintenance or replacement.

• install the vista sp1. then media player 11 will not play or burn cd

  Media player 11 the fine work before you install sp1, and then will play or not burn CD

  Hi Morris,.

  Do you have an error message when you try to read or burn a CD?

  You can try to update Windows Media Player and see if the problem is resolved.

  Refer to the steps on this article http://windows.microsoft.com/en-IN/windows-vista/Update-Windows-Media-Player

  Let us know the results. We are here if you need further assistance.

• Windows Media Player 12 will not reinstall, corrupt the file 'mpvis.dll.mui '.

  I'm trying to fix Windows Media Player 12 without success.

  I tried 'turned on' and 'off' Windows Media Player via "Turn Windows features on or off"-there did not work.  It will not fix the problem, and I think I know why.

  I ran sfc/scannow from the cmd prompt gives me the following in the CBS.log log error message:

  [RS] Could not reproject corrupted file [ml:520 {260}, l:106 {53}] '------? \C:\Program files (x 86) \Windows Media Player\en-US "------[l:26 {13}] 'mpvis.dll.mui '; source file in the store is also corrupted

  I just took the 'ownership' of the file and replaced by a different copy on another hard drive that worked.  I have the journal and if the information is needed to solve this problem I'll post here apart from the above error message.

  Attempt to run Windows Media player only gives me the error message:

  "Window Media Player is not installed correctly and must be reinstalled.  You want to install the player from the Microsoft website? »

  I 'want' install the player on MS website, but they do not offer this possibility because it is nowhere available for download.  I have to say I am frustrated by this situation and I would like to know why MS decided to make this hassle to reinstall a program properly.

  I guess that's the only option.
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/3413-repair-install.html

  If this post answers your question, click mark as answer .

• Windows Media Player 11 will not add my files newly torn from my music library?

  I can rip the files from a CD on my computer, but they added to my music library.

  Hello
   

  Method 1:
  Follow the steps listed in the article mentioned below:
  You cannot view, add, or delete items in the library of Windows Media Player 11

  Method 2:
  Follow these steps:
  a. create a new user account and see if the problem is recurring in the newly created account.
  b. If the problem does not persist in the new user account, it may indicate that your old user account is corrupted.
  Access the link below and follow the steps to repair the corrupted user profile:
  Difficulty of a corrupted user profile

  Method 3:
  I suggest you to see the links and check if it helps.
  You can follow these links & check if it helps.
  Add items to the Windows Media Player library
  Add or edit media information in Windows Media Player
  Add or change album art in Windows Media Player

• Windows Media Center and Windows media player 11 will not work on my Gateway (Vista) computer

  On my windows media player, I get the following comment after I try to read the dvd:
  Windows Media Player cannot play this DVD because there is a problem with the digital copy between your DVD drive decoder and video card protection. Try to install a driver available for your video card.

  On my media center to windows, I get the following comment:
  The dvd can be used by other players, need to change resolution b/c it is too high.

  But Tuesday, I played the DVD without problem and now, I am confused and I need help to understand what is happening.

  Hello texanbelle,

  Thank you for using the Microsoft answers Forum.

  I am including instructions below a scan to help repair the system files related to some components of Windows, including Windows Media Center, and Windows Media Player.

  Repair Windows Vista Media Center files

  You can use the following steps to repair files that are part of Windows Vista Media Center:

  1. click on the Start menu, choose all programs, then Accessories, then right-click on the item to the command prompt and select run as administrator

  2. click on continue to allow it to open a prompt with administrator privileges

  3. run this command in the cmd prompt: sfc/scannow

  4. the cmd prompt should list text stating "start system analysis. This process will take time. »

  5. wait for the scan to complete (this may take several minutes, so be patient).  This command will scan all protected system files and attempt to replace the incorrect versions by appropriate Microsoft versions

  6. once the analysis is complete, the SFC tool will indicate whether or not it found no problems and whether or not he was able to correct

  7. If any errors are reported that SFC could not resolve, there are steps in this knowledge base article which explain how to locate and attempt to correct errors

  8. after fixing errors that are found, try to use Windows Vista Media Center again.

  Fix Windows Vista Media Center registry entries

  Unfortunately, there is no easy way to fix key/registry values that are installed by Windows Vista, as there are files.  If you want to try to repair the registry values/keys that are part of Windows Vista Media Center, you will need to re-run the installer of Windows Vista operating system and repair the operating system.

  Try this and tell us if it helps with your question.

  Judd
  Engineer Microsoft Support answers visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.