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MF_E_COMPONENT_REVOKED
MF_E_COMPONENT_REVOKED belongs to the Protected Media Path trust model. In a protected environment, signed components are checked against revocation information before they are allowed to participate in the premium-content pipeline.
Identify the component that failed trust validation
- Preserve the first protected-media HRESULT and the component-loading context; a later topology or playback failure can hide the original trust result.
- When revocation details are available, record the component name, header hash, public-key hash, and revocation reason. The documented
MFRR_COMPONENT_HASH_INFOstructure carries exactly those fields. - Compare the failing binary with the installed, serviced version instead of copying an older DLL into the application directory.
This is different from a missing codec. Revocation is a trust decision: installing another decoder or rebuilding an ordinary topology does not make the rejected component trusted. The relevant remediation path is component renewal or replacement with a valid trusted version.
Microsoft: Protected Media Path and revocation · Microsoft: revoked component information · Wine: Media Foundation HRESULT definitions
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