What is a typical, exact web page address to reproduce the problem ?
A lot of older websites still use addresses for the video location
which begin with "mms://" but since version 9 of media player, this
playback type has been deprecated, and it was removed in media player
11.
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On the Fisherman site, if you click on the embedded WMP and then right-click
on it, do you get any Error Details?
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"tha10" <th...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Click Web Help on that error dialog - what *URL* does it take you to?
That's probably the next key here.
Gateway probably doesn't have the super precise expertise useful here. Plus
remote trouble-shooting is pretty brutally hard.
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Everything on that page I have tried. Still does not work.
Thanks for getting back with me on this. I have been looking back on some
other discussions on this same problem. No one so far has a solution
especially since this is Vista we are talking about.
Hm, the site is actually technically broken as is since it's sending down
text/plain for the MIME type rather than the correct video/x-ms-wmv --
http://zachd.com/pss/pss.html#mime
covers how to fix that. If you like this site, you might want to ask them
to fix that.
Does this happen for you on other sites? A different site would be slightly
more interesting in that misconfigured MIME types are potentially their own
source of error.
At what time did this first occur - that is, did it ever work? I don't have
a repro of this issue so I'm working blind here. Excuse my abnormally high
stupidity. =)
Are any third party players installed?
Is networking in Internet Explorer working normally otherwise?
Does the Media Guide in Windows Media Player work?
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"zachd [MSFT]" wrote:
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> That's interesting - that's Error: Moniker not available -- MK_E_UNAVAILABLE
> .. It's *relatively* isolated as an error case, but that's still a lot of
Cool - if it's just this web site, it's often very easy to look up a contact
on the site and tell them that their MIME type is misconfigured, point them
to the MSDN article here about how to fix it, and then voila, it might work.
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You jumped into somebody else's thread, near as I can tell, so I don't have
any good context for what you're talking about. =\
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The fishermansnet page is broken, and so is a bad example. Do you have
another site you're having problems with? That would make me happier, since
the fishermansnet page is still using the wrong MIME type for the WMV file.
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