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NS_E_DVD_CANNOT_JUMP
Practical scope of NS_E_DVD_CANNOT_JUMP
This HRESULT is produced at executing a title/chapter/menu jump allowed in the current DVD domain. This result belongs to dvd navigator, decoder graph and protection policy, not to an undifferentiated “Windows Media problem.”
Pipeline position
At the checkpoint, dVD playback is built around the DirectShow DVD Navigator, which parses DVD-Video navigation data and exposes separate video, audio and subpicture outputs; Decoder availability, title-domain state, region policy, parental level and copy-protection negotiation are independent checkpoints. The page-specific boundary is executing a title/chapter/menu jump allowed in the current DVD domain.
Successful reading of files from the DVD volume does not prove that the navigation program, decoder graph or protected output path can be used. In a typical failing run, the application tries to jump during a prohibited menu or still-frame interval.
Reproduction record
| Evidence | Why it matters for cannot jump |
|---|---|
| Producing object and operation | disc path and media generation, DVD domain, title/chapter, region values for disc/drive/decoder, selected audio/video/subpicture streams, decoder CLSIDs, renderer and display mode, protection negotiation result and first DirectShow HRESULT |
| Decisive observation | current domain, target title/chapter/menu, UOP restrictions and IDvdControl2 result |
| Generation identity | Record the same disc, device, job or Player operation generation that returned this result; a reconnect or media change creates a different test. |
| Underlying result | Keep the first device, filesystem, COM, codec, DirectShow, IMAPI or BITS result seen before the Player mapped it to this result. |
| Controlled comparison | Repeat the producing call after changing only this condition: issue a navigation command valid for the current domain and disc state. |
Reading the evidence
| Observation | Interpretation |
|---|---|
| The recorded values match the boundary | The result is consistent with executing a title/chapter/menu jump allowed in the current DVD domain; correct that state before changing unrelated codecs, drivers or playlists. |
| A lower layer failed before this result | Preserve that earlier HRESULT or device result because it may be only the Player-level mapping. |
| The same call passes after one isolated change | The comparison supports the cannot jump diagnosis rather than a broad installation failure. |
| The code changes after retesting it | The boundary was passed; diagnose the new HRESULT as the next independent stage. |
It scopes the failure to executing a title/chapter/menu jump allowed in the current DVD domain.
Verification procedure
- Capture
0xC00D116F, it, the exact Player/API operation and the first timestamp at which it appears. - Save current domain, target title/chapter/menu, UOP restrictions and IDvdControl2 result; do this before ejecting media, reconnecting a device, canceling a job or rebuilding the Player object.
- correlate the result with disc path and media generation, DVD domain, title/chapter, region values for disc/drive/decoder, selected audio/video/subpicture streams, decoder CLSIDs, renderer and display mode, protection negotiation result and first DirectShow HRESULT.
- Reproduce once with the original source and destination, then apply only this change: issue a navigation command valid for the current domain and disc state.
- Create a fresh operation generation and verify that the original call advances beyond the cannot jump boundary.
Results that may look similar
| Related result | Different diagnostic boundary |
|---|---|
NS_E_DVD_DEVICE_CONTENTION | opening or controlling the DVD drive while another graph/process uses it |
NS_E_DVD_PARENTAL | applying the configured parental level to the current DVD title or scene |
NS_E_DVD_NO_DECODER | locating compatible MPEG-2/DVD decoders required to build the graph |
Change the smallest responsible condition
The targeted action is to issue a navigation command valid for the current domain and disc state. While retesting it, keep unrelated media, device, playlist and network values unchanged.
When verifying it, do not bypass region or copy-protection checks; Diagnose the supported playback path by preserving the exact disc, drive, decoder and display connection involved.
References
- DVD decoder support in Windows.
- DirectShow filters and DVD Navigator.
- DirectShow DVD error and success codes.
- IDvdControl2 interface.
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