Hmm, I got an error message, that's a first for a Channel 9 video:
C00D11BB: Cannot play the file
Windows Media Player cannot play the file because the specified protocol is either not supported by the Player or not supported by the server.
If you encountered this error by clicking a link on a Web page, the link might not be valid.
If you encountered this error by typing a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) in the
Open URL dialog box, try opening the file by using a different transport protocol (for example, "http:" or "rtsp:").
A list of protocols that are supported by the Player and the correct syntax follows:
mms://server/filename (for example, a file with a .wma, .wmv, .asf, or .mp3 extension)
If Windows Media Player supports the protocol and you still cannot play the content, verify that the Player is configured to use all of its supported protocols.
To configure protocol settings
On the Tools menu, click Options, and then click the Network tab.
In the Streaming protocols area, select all the protocol check boxes.
Note
The supported protocols can be used only to stream digital media files. Windows Media Player cannot be used as a browser.
Ahhh, I think it was just last Easter that I puntted down that river with my family. It was during a trip to London when we took a day out at Cambridge.
Manuel Clement and others - Introducing Sparkle
Sep 14, 2005 at 1:46 PMHmm, I got an error message, that's a first for a Channel 9 video:
C00D11BB: Cannot play the fileWindows Media Player cannot play the file because the specified protocol is either not supported by the Player or not supported by the server.
If you encountered this error by clicking a link on a Web page, the link might not be valid.
If you encountered this error by typing a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) in the Open URL dialog box, try opening the file by using a different transport protocol (for example, "http:" or "rtsp:").
A list of protocols that are supported by the Player and the correct syntax follows:
If Windows Media Player supports the protocol and you still cannot play the content, verify that the Player is configured to use all of its supported protocols.
To configure protocol settings- The supported protocols can be used only to stream digital media files. Windows Media Player cannot be used as a browser.
Error ID = 0xC00D11BB, Condition ID = 0x00000000Austin Donnelly - Touring around Cambridge England
Sep 07, 2005 at 11:49 PMIt's a really nice place, you like it Scoble?