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NS_S_WMP_LOADED_JPG_IMAGE
Windows Media Player loaded a JPEG image
NS_S_WMP_LOADED_JPG_IMAGE is HRESULT 856131 (0x000D1043) from Windows Media. The documented description is “Successfully loaded a JPG file.” The severity bit indicates a nonfailure result, but the value carries a specific condition that must not be collapsed into plain S_OK.
In the legacy Windows Media pipeline or Player state, this result means that successfully loaded a JPG file. The application should preserve it until it has validated the exact condition represented by this return value.
What must be true before accepting it
Verify that the decoded orientation, dimensions, and quality are acceptable for artwork or skin presentation. The documented condition must be demonstrated so this result is not mistaken for an unrelated success state.
Any state transition preceding this result must be included in rollback, continuation, and retry planning.
Where the status is encountered
- This result can be returned during Windows Media source, reader, writer, or renderer callbacks; log the exact method and object state instead of interpreting the constant outside that contract.
- It can be returned during Windows Media Player SDK automation; log the exact method and object state instead of interpreting the constant outside that contract.
- It can be returned during media graph, playlist, image, rights, or buffering state; log the exact method and object state instead of interpreting the constant outside that contract.
Evidence to preserve
- Preserve source URI and hash.
- Preserve dimensions and orientation.
- Preserve color profile.
- Preserve decoder output format.
- Preserve thumbnail or target bounds.
Correct handling and recovery
Apply orientation and scaling, retain the source identity, and handle color metadata consistently. Do not treat decode success as proof the image is suitable for the layout.
Use the code-specific next action; avoid treating all informational HRESULT values as retry signals.
Practical scenario
A JPEG cover image loads from media metadata. The player rotates it from metadata and generates a bounded thumbnail.
Difference from nearby results
References
- Microsoft: Windows Media Format SDK error codes — official Microsoft material relevant to this HRESULT.
- Microsoft: Windows Media Player SDK
- Microsoft: Windows Media Player buffering event
- Microsoft: HRESULT values
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