Access Denied Windows Media Player 7 on Mac OS 9.X

korventeen DeleteThis @NoSpam.mvps.org (Corentin Cras-Méneur [MVP]) wrote in message news:<1gbfbkk.10vfgjd1lx883eN%korventeen@NoSpam.mvps.org>...
 > Wendy Oren <wendy DeleteThis @partnersinministry.org> wrote:
 >
 > Hi Wendy,
 >
  > > I have been using Windows Media Player for audio and video on my computer
  > > for over a year. Recently I decided to download an updated version. Now I
  > > get no audio or visual, only the message ACCESS DENIED.
 >
 > There hasn't been updates for this version for ages... what version did
 > you have and what version do you have now ???
 >
 >
 > Corentin

I have had the same exact problem wherein I thought I was upgrading
the Windows Media Player for OS 9 and ended up with the "Access
Denied" window popping up even though the Player was working just fine
before that.

I "upgraded" on the advice of some tech wizard at one of the Streaming
Audio outfits when I informed him that I could not receive Audio
Streaming on several sites. "Upgrading" did not help with that problem
and only created the aforementioned one.

I am currently using Windows Media Player 7.1.2 1203. Any possible
suggestions??

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jsaffar <jsaffar.DeleteThis@bellsouth.net> wrote:


Hi,

 > I have had the same exact problem wherein I thought I was upgrading
 > the Windows Media Player for OS 9 and ended up with the "Access
 > Denied" window popping up even though the Player was working just fine
 > before that.
 >
 > I "upgraded" on the advice of some tech wizard at one of the Streaming
 > Audio outfits when I informed him that I could not receive Audio
 > Streaming on several sites. "Upgrading" did not help with that problem
 > and only created the aforementioned one.
 >
 > I am currently using Windows Media Player 7.1.2 1203. Any possible
 > suggestions??


The problem is that I don't have Mac running classic around here :-\ so
questions about this version are a little hard for me to test right now
:-|
7.1.2 is indeed the latest version available and as far as I understand
it, there won't be any update for it.


Corentin




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korventeen DeleteThis @NoSpam.mvps.org (Corentin Cras-Méneur [MVP]) wrote in message news:<1gc8mya.ruf8gm1os7zehN%korventeen@NoSpam.mvps.org>...
 > jsaffar <jsaffar DeleteThis @bellsouth.net> wrote:
 >
 >
 > Hi,
 >
  > > I have had the same exact problem wherein I thought I was upgrading
  > > the Windows Media Player for OS 9 and ended up with the "Access
  > > Denied" window popping up even though the Player was working just fine
  > > before that.
  > >
  > > I "upgraded" on the advice of some tech wizard at one of the Streaming
  > > Audio outfits when I informed him that I could not receive Audio
  > > Streaming on several sites. "Upgrading" did not help with that problem
  > > and only created the aforementioned one.
  > >
  > > I am currently using Windows Media Player 7.1.2 1203. Any possible
  > > suggestions??
 >
 >
 > The problem is that I don't have Mac running classic around here :-\ so
 > questions about this version are a little hard for me to test right now
 > :-|
 > 7.1.2 is indeed the latest version available and as far as I understand
 > it, there won't be any update for it.
 >
 >
 > Corentin

Is There any possibility that the previous version of Windows Media
Player to this will exist anywhere? I think that will correct my
problem because everything was working just fine until I "upgraded" to
this latest version of the Player.

Incidently, this problem occurs when I am actually booted up in System
9.2.2, not in the Classic mode of OSX. I prefer to use this system
because it is so much faster and more efficient for many of the tasks
I normally perform.

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jsaffar <jsaffar.RemoveThis@bellsouth.net> wrote:

 > Is There any possibility that the previous version of Windows Media
 > Player to this will exist anywhere? I think that will correct my
 > problem because everything was working just fine until I "upgraded" to
 > this latest version of the Player.

I think you can still find version 6.x in some sites, but I don't have
any link :-\ As far as I remember, v6 supported some formats that were
removed in v7.


 >
 > Incidently, this problem occurs when I am actually booted up in System
 > 9.2.2, not in the Classic mode of OSX. I prefer to use this system
 > because it is so much faster and more efficient for many of the tasks
 > I normally perform.
 >
 > I am having no problem with the OSX/Windows Media Player 9.


Well it could be a codec that came back in WMP9. I really can't test
this (My Mac simply doesn't boot in MacOS 9...).

Corentin


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