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NS_E_MAX_FILERATE
NS_E_MAX_FILERATE — 0xC00D004B
Diagnosing NS_E_MAX_FILERATE
NS_E_MAX_FILERATE identifies a specific Windows Media Services result: the requested file rate exceeds the configured maximum file rate.
What makes the result specific
The rejected quantity is a file-rate value, not the number of titles or sessions and not necessarily the instantaneous network bandwidth. Preserve the rate as Windows Media Services evaluates it, including its unit and the configuration object that owns the maximum.
Evidence to preserve
- the exact file/title and operation for which the rate was evaluated;
- the requested or derived file rate and its unit;
- the configured maximum file rate and where that setting came from;
- any source/header metadata used to derive the rate, plus the first validation result.
Focused test
Repeat validation with the same file and the same server configuration while changing only the file-rate condition. A source whose evaluated rate is below the maximum is a useful control; reducing client count or changing an unrelated bitrate ceiling is not.
Verification
The original file is accepted only when its evaluated file rate satisfies the same maximum. Preserve a boundary test so a value above that maximum continues to produce the rate-limit result.
Technical references
- Expanded use of publishing points
- Sending ASF data to a publishing point
- Receiving a live stream
- Microsoft HRESULT values for the Windows Media namespace
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