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MF_E_ASF_INDEXNOTLOADED
MF_E_ASF_INDEXNOTLOADED indicates that the ASF index exists conceptually, but the indexer does not currently have the index data needed for the requested entry.
Check index byte-stream setup
IMFASFIndexer can work with byte streams that contain index data. Verify the count and order of streams passed through SetIndexByteStreams, the index position discovered from the content, and whether the backing byte stream still exposes the full index object.
This is different from MF_E_ASF_NOINDEX: “no index” means no suitable index is available, while “index not loaded” points to the indexer's current data/setup. Rebuilding media samples or changing a decoder will not load missing index bytes. Trace the indexer initialization and the exact seek/index request that first needs the unloaded entry.
Microsoft: IMFASFIndexer configuration · Microsoft: index offsets and packet boundaries · Wine mferror.h
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