Whenever I try to play a CD in Windows Media Player (9.00.00.2980) I get error message 0xC00D11F8 and says it cannot play in digital mode. I try to switch to analog but I can't. I've tried posting on the WMP help thingy on the Microsoft site but the thing they suggested to the other people with this problem didn't work for me. Has anyone else had this problem?

Any help is appreciated.

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Originally posted by ajd
Has anyone else had this problem?

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Originally posted by ajd
Windows Media Player (9.00.00.2980)

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Originally posted by John Anderton
Why dont u try upgrading to WMP10

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Originally posted by John Anderton
or uninstallin and reinstallin it ??

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Ok, do other discs work ??? Audio ofcourse. U meant audio rite ??
EDIT: I meant do mp3 discs work ??? but now i know the answer is yes. Also do other audio discs work ??

Don't know what exactly you meant to say there

It is audio CD's that don't work.
CD-ROMs work fine but they are nothing to do with WMP.

Why don't you use another media player?
Like winamp?

If all audio discs dont work then there's a prob mabbe with software. is your cdrom old ?? If only that disc doesnt wotk then i think the discs gone bad. I'll edit this post as i get more info.
EDIT: Go here http://www.nwlink.com/~zachd/pss/pss.html#0xc00d11f8

I hope that does it

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Originally posted by ajd
Windows Media Player (9.00.00.2980)

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Maybe this can help http://www.zachd.com/pss/pss.html#0xc00d11f8 link should be opened in IE

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Originally posted by Matty
Maybe this can help http://www.zachd.com/pss/pss.html#0xc00d11f8 link should be opened in IE

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Originally posted by Mike2
Why don't you use another media player?
Like winamp?

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Did u try this ??

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Q: Why am I getting error 0xc00d11f8 - "Windows Media Player encountered an error when reading the CD-ROM drive in digital mode. You can try to use digital mode again, or you can switch the Player to analog mode."?
A: You need to go to the player's Toolsptionsevices menu option, select the Properties for that drive and change to use Analog mode. If that doesn't work, read on...

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You probably would be well served by doing a system restore back to an earlier date before you had all these problems, corrupted files.
Start/Programs/Accessories/System tools/System Restore.

I've heard that "DVD Region Killer" caused this problem for one person. They ran System Restore to get help get rid of it, and then things worked fine again.

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Yeah, tried that

OMG u've tried almost everything Why doesn't winamp allow free ripping ?? I thought it does but not at max speeds but at lower ones I'll keep searchin though and find an ans tomm. cause i g2g

It will, but not to MP3, I think it does MP4, .WAV and RAW

try to download wmp10,and install it

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Originally posted by ajd

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Originally posted by John Anderton
Why dont u try upgrading to WMP10

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WMP10 is Only for XP (I have ME )

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you can download 'my mpc'
it is better than wmp

All the search results are in Chinese :/

hi wass up ? sorry to hear bout your prob....i had the same problem a while back but it was when i tried to write to a cd.  all i did was to repair my operating system and this solved the problem... hope it works for you.
*NB*    there is a special way to repair your o s so if u need any help buzz me aight....

Thanks everyone for your help, but it's sorted now

i glad your problem is sorted how did you fix it?
also it really annoys me that people just reply to these threads where someone is having a problem with a microsoft product where there is a similar free product avaliable with the phrase "just use <insert name of most popular competing software here>"

that doesn't solve the problem and it is a waste of space.

Just gave up in the end and decided to buy Winamp Pro

Thanks everyone.