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Hope you can help…I’m running in the Windows XP Home format….Installed in my
computer is your InterVideo WinDVD Version 4.0-B11.386….I ran the Window
Media Player 10 for years with no problem and then “upgraded†to Version
11…This was more confusing to use than Version 10 and I followed Microsoft’s
instructions for rolling back to Version 10…If it helps, my problem is trying
to sync radio podcasts that I listen to…I get a Windows Error Message
#80010105 that reads “Server threw an exceptionâ€. It says this message comes
up “ when you try to synchronize a file that cannot be converted to the
format required by the devise. In this sceanerio, the file you are trying to
synchonize was encoded(compressed) by using an MPEG-2 codec and your devise
cannot play files in this format. Windows Media Player cannot convert the
file from the MPEG-2 format to the required format because a compatible
MPEG-2 decoder (also known as a DVD decoder) is not installed on your
computer. To solve the problem, you must install a compatible decoder..
It then lists “InterVideo WinDVD†as a compatible decoder…I’m pretty much
a novice at this, so I’m trying to find if the InterVideo WinDVD decoder is
still in my computer and if it is, how to “start†it or get it to work…It is
listed in my “Add/Delete Programs†in my “Control Panel†showing the version
# as previously mentioned…What is strange is that I can “sync†a podcast from
one radio station, but not one from another ( I only listen to these 2
different programs each day).
Thanks....Ron
computer is your InterVideo WinDVD Version 4.0-B11.386….I ran the Window
Media Player 10 for years with no problem and then “upgraded†to Version
11…This was more confusing to use than Version 10 and I followed Microsoft’s
instructions for rolling back to Version 10…If it helps, my problem is trying
to sync radio podcasts that I listen to…I get a Windows Error Message
#80010105 that reads “Server threw an exceptionâ€. It says this message comes
up “ when you try to synchronize a file that cannot be converted to the
format required by the devise. In this sceanerio, the file you are trying to
synchonize was encoded(compressed) by using an MPEG-2 codec and your devise
cannot play files in this format. Windows Media Player cannot convert the
file from the MPEG-2 format to the required format because a compatible
MPEG-2 decoder (also known as a DVD decoder) is not installed on your
computer. To solve the problem, you must install a compatible decoder..
It then lists “InterVideo WinDVD†as a compatible decoder…I’m pretty much
a novice at this, so I’m trying to find if the InterVideo WinDVD decoder is
still in my computer and if it is, how to “start†it or get it to work…It is
listed in my “Add/Delete Programs†in my “Control Panel†showing the version
# as previously mentioned…What is strange is that I can “sync†a podcast from
one radio station, but not one from another ( I only listen to these 2
different programs each day).
Thanks....Ron