Windows Media Player cannot play the DVD because a problem occurred with digital

[Quinnbguy]

Greetings All-

I have searched everywhere and this place seems to be offer the best
solutions for a problem that I've yet to be able to solve.

I'm using Windows Media Player 11 (beta) with Windows XP SP2, and all of a
sudden I receive the message "Windows Media Player cannot play the DVD
because a problem occurred with digital copyright protection." when I try to
play a dvd with Windows Media Player.

Everything had been working fine and I haven't upgraded anything recently. I
tried using a restore point and I continue to have the problem. I even rolled
back Media Player 11 to Media Player 10 and same problem continues. I can
play with WinDVD, but I have been able to use WinDVD with a TV/Video Out
whereas MediaPlayer offered that easily (dont know why this is).

Anyway, Microsoft and Toshiba have been useless to solve this. The laptop has
an ATI Graphics cards. I am using Media Player with DVD's I purchased in
North America, and the Regional Code on the DVD player is set to Region 1,
and has never been changed.

I have tried many of the solutions offered here, but no luck.

Any new ideas?

 

[Rock]

Greetings All-

I have searched everywhere and this place seems to be offer the best
solutions for a problem that I've yet to be able to solve.

I'm using Windows Media Player 11 (beta) with Windows XP SP2, and all of a
sudden I receive the message "Windows Media Player cannot play the DVD
because a problem occurred with digital copyright protection." when I try to
play a dvd with Windows Media Player.

Everything had been working fine and I haven't upgraded anything recently. I
tried using a restore point and I continue to have the problem. I even rolled
back Media Player 11 to Media Player 10 and same problem continues. I can
play with WinDVD, but I have been able to use WinDVD with a TV/Video Out
whereas MediaPlayer offered that easily (dont know why this is).

Anyway, Microsoft and Toshiba have been useless to solve this. The laptop has
an ATI Graphics cards. I am using Media Player with DVD's I purchased in
North America, and the Regional Code on the DVD player is set to Region 1,
and has never been changed.

I have tried many of the solutions offered here, but no luck.

Any new ideas?

You might want to post to the Windows Media Player newsgroup:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/public.multimedia.windows.mediaplayer

Here is a list of MS public newsgroups: http://aumha.org/nntp.htm

 

[S.Sengupta]

Why do I receive "Windows Media Player cannot play this DVD because a
problem occurred with digital copyright protection" (C00D1163)?

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/knowledgecenter/mediaadvice/0094.mspx#E3B

regards,
S.Sengupta[MS-MVP]

 

[beheu]

I have just the same problem you have, but I have Windows XP, and I hav
tried all the options on the troubleshooter, also restarting points wit
no luck... If someone finds a solution, help us, please

 

[Guest]

In device manager--sound, vidio and game controllers wasn't the answer or in
control panel-- sound, speach and audio devices ?