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NS_E_TOO_MANY_TITLES
NS_E_TOO_MANY_TITLES — 0xC00D00CF
Diagnosing NS_E_TOO_MANY_TITLES
NS_E_TOO_MANY_TITLES identifies a specific Windows Media Services result: the maximum number of titles has been exceeded.
What makes the result specific
This result concerns the number of title objects owned by the relevant server configuration. It is distinct from bitrate, file-rate, stream, and client-session limits: a lightly loaded server can still reject creation when its title count is already at the configured or implementation ceiling.
Evidence to preserve
- the server or Content Server object on which the title is being created;
- the title count immediately before the rejected operation and the applicable maximum;
- the identity and state of existing titles, especially objects expected to have been removed;
- the exact administrative/API operation that attempted to create or register the additional title.
Focused test
Enumerate titles from the same administrative object used by the failing call. If the count is at the ceiling, remove one known-unused title through the normal lifecycle or change the supported limit when the product configuration permits it, then repeat the same create operation. If the reported count is below the limit, investigate stale title ownership instead of increasing an unrelated resource limit.
Verification
Confirm that one additional title can be created when the recorded count is below the ceiling, and that a controlled attempt at the ceiling still returns the expected limit result.
Technical references
- System playlist parser plug-ins
- Using URL and server rollover
- Windows Media protocol glossary
- Microsoft HRESULT values for the Windows Media namespace
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