| Previous | Next |
| NS_E_WMP_TAMPERED_CONTENT | NS_E_WMP_AUDIO_CODEC_NOT_INSTALLED |
NS_E_WMP_OUTOFMEMORY
Diagnosing NS_E_WMP_OUTOFMEMORY in the Windows Media Player playback path
NS_E_WMP_OUTOFMEMORY (0xC00D11C6) is returned when the Player or one of its graph components failed a memory allocation or commit request.
Capture process commit, system commit, graph size, and the allocation stage that failed. A generic restart may clear pressure temporarily but does not distinguish exhaustion from a component leak or an oversized operation.
Controlled playback comparison
- Capture the resource identity and process private bytes, commit charge, allocation size, 32/64-bit process, decoder buffers and leak trend.
- Verify that the caller uses the current Playlist, Media, Network, graph, device or DRM object instance.
- Run the narrow experiment: reproduce with one short sample in a fresh process while tracing allocations and graph construction.
- Do not combine this focused test with a codec-pack change, Player reset, or broad registry cleanup.
- If the retest returns a different specific HRESULT, diagnose that new failure as the next stage.
Actions that obscure the cause
- deleting media files to solve virtual address exhaustion.
Technical references
Looking for a different code? Search another status or error code.
