What does HRESULT 0xC00D11F0 (NS_E_TRANSCODE_DELETECACHEERROR) mean?

 
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NS_E_TRANSCODE_DELETECACHEERROR

Practical scope of NS_E_TRANSCODE_DELETECACHEERROR

This HRESULT is produced at removing a completed or obsolete transcode-cache object. This result belongs to device-targeted media conversion, not to an undifferentiated “Windows Media problem.”

Pipeline position

Before transfer, the Player can compare the source media type with the device’s format capabilities and build a conversion path. Source decoding, target encoding, metadata generation, temporary-cache output and optional encryption are separate phases.

A source that plays locally can still lack a valid conversion path to the specific format and limits advertised by the connected device. In a typical failing run, cleanup runs while the sync worker still has the converted file open.

Reproduction record

EvidenceWhy it matters
Producing object and operationsource path and media type, decoder and encoder identifiers, target audio/video/image format, device capability response, output dimensions/bitrate, cache path and free space, EFS state, conversion stage and first codec HRESULT
Key observationcache file/path, owning sync generation, open handles and filesystem delete result
Controlled comparisonRepeat the producing call after changing only this condition: wait for active use to finish, close handles and delete the specific cache entry.

Verification procedure

  1. Capture 0xC00D11F0, the exact Player/API operation and the first timestamp at which it appears.
  2. Save cache file/path, owning sync generation, open handles and filesystem delete result; do this before ejecting media, reconnecting a device, canceling a job or rebuilding the Player object.
  3. Correlate the result with source path and media type, decoder and encoder identifiers, target audio/video/image format, device capability response, output dimensions/bitrate, cache path and free space, EFS state, conversion stage and first codec HRESULT.
  4. Reproduce once with the original source and destination, then apply only this change: wait for active use to finish, close handles and delete the specific cache entry.
  5. Start a fresh operation and verify that the original call advances without returning NS_E_TRANSCODE_DELETECACHEERROR.

Results that may look similar

Related resultDifferent condition
NS_E_PDA_FAILED_TO_TRANSCODE_PHOTOconverting a specific image to the device’s supported dimensions or format
NS_E_PDA_ENCODER_NOT_RESPONDINGwaiting for the selected conversion encoder to produce progress or completion
NS_E_PDA_FAILED_TO_ENCRYPT_TRANSCODED_FILEreading or securing converted output when the source/cache file is EFS-encrypted

Change the smallest responsible condition

The targeted action is to wait for active use to finish, close handles and delete the specific cache entry. While retesting it, keep unrelated media, device, playlist and network values unchanged.

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