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"Der Windows Media-Server verweigert den Zugriff. Benutzername und/oder Kennwort sind möglicherweise falsch." Nach dem Schließen der Meldung folgt diese Meldung: "Windows Media Player kann die geschützte Datei nicht wiedergeben, synchronisieren oder brennen, da ein Problem im Windows Media Digital Rights Management (DRM)-System aufgetreten ...
Windows Media Player kann die geschützte Datei nicht wiedergeben, synchronisieren oder brennen, da ein Problem im Windows Media Digital Rights Management (DRM)-System aufgetreten ist. Sie müssen möglicherweise eine Internetverbindung herstellen, um die DRM-Komponenten zu aktualisieren.
In einer älteren Version von Windows Media Player gab es mal die Option "Lizenzen verwalten" (siehe Microsoft KB 891664). Darüber hatte ich mal meine DRM-Lizenzen exportiert. Leider finde ich in der Version 12 keine Option mehr diese zu importieren. Hat jemand eine Ahnung wie ich die DRM Lizenzen wieder im Media Player rein bekomme?
DRM is a technology that content providers sometimes use to make sure that the digital music and video files you get from them are used and distributed according to their media usage rights. When you try to play a protected file in the Player, the Player checks to see if you have valid media usage rights on your PC. If you do, the Player plays ...
DRM for Media PLayer 11 I recently had to disconnect and reconnect a haerd drive and when I reconnected it disabled the DRM in Media Player 11. How can I reset it so that I can play the music that I
Wie kann man unter Windows 10 eVideos aus der Bibliothek laden? (erforderliches Medium lt. Onleihe: Windows Media Player). Gibts den unter Windows 10? Und funktioniert die DRM-Rechteverwaltung?
For years now, I've been downloading audio books (WMA) from Overdrive and listening to them on my computer. The DRM has never been an issue. Now suddenly it is. Everytime I try to play any protected file, I get the "Windows Media Player has encountered a problem while playing this file." I've scanned this forum and others.
A file that has DRM applied to it is known as a protected file. Windows Media Player, as well as some online stores and devices, support or use a type of DRM known as Windows Media Digital Rights Management. In most cases, you don't need to worry about downloading media usage rights. The Player usually downloads them automatically, when necessary.
Tunebites times out and Windows Media Player 12 reports that it has a problem and can't play the tracks. I also was suspect of the onboard HD soundchip so disabled the OBS and installed an old Soundblasted card with Creative's own player. Audio tracks play with no problem in Creative's own player but still not in Media Player 12 or Tunebites. I ...
Windows Media Player content that you download from the Internet or record with the CD Audio feature, that has Digital Rights Management enabled (which is enabled by default), has associated license files that you must back up periodically to ensure that content plays back in the event of a system restoration. If you're having trouble playing a song or video, it might be because the file is ...