Imagine a situation- You captured some of the most memorable clips of your life or might have downloaded any movie file from the internet. But when you are trying to play them on Windows Media Player you end up encountering the following error:
You might be wondering what could possibly go wrong? And How to repair 0xc00d36e5 error or 0xc10100be video error. Keep reading this write-up to find out the answer.
Encountering any unpleasant experience while watching any favorite media files or viewing any important document or worksheets might frustrate any one of us.
The error 0xc00d36e5 might occur due to the following reasons:
Now that you know what might have gone wrong. The next section talks about how to fix error 0xc00d36e5 and make your videos play again…
Listed here are proven ways to get rid of the error 0xc00d36e5. We suggest kindly trying the following methods one by one, to check what solution works best for you.
Sounds really basic but at times it really works. All you have to do is to play the same video clip(s) on any other media player such as a VLC media player, GOM player, Groove Player, or POT Player, to name a few. The logic behind this solution is at times the video clip might not be compatible with any media player, so you need to check if the issue behind the unplayable error is incompatible codecs or is it anything else.
At times the third-party application or any add-in that you might have recently installed might interrupt or interfere with the video files thereby making them unplayable. Check if you have recently downloaded or installed any applications or add-ins due to which you are facing this error. Then we highly recommend you try uninstalling the applications or disabling the add-ins and check if you can play the previously unplayable video files.
If you are trying to play the video files that were saved onto an external storage device. Try saving the video clip on the internal hard disk and playing them on any media player. As strange as this solution might sound. Many users have reported that this method for some reason works.
A driver is essential for smooth communication between the hardware and the Operating system. However, the drivers might get outdated, causing problems or hindrances between the hardware and the software. Which makes the previously playable videos unplayable. Follow the steps to update the drivers.
Step 1: Type in and search for Device Manager in the search bar.
Step 2: Click on Display adapters.
Step 3: Find the device driver that you want to update.
Step 4: Click on Properties then click on Driver.
Step 5: Click on Update Driver.
Every now and then, Microsoft releases newer versions of the operating system that replaces the older versions which might have a few bugs and glitches. So if you are facing any issues with Video files. Try to check if you have got any pending updates and if the answer is yes. Install the newest version of the Operating system on your computer and try to play the same video now, if the issue still persists then follow the next methods.
Step 1: In the search box, type update. Click on check for updates.
Step 2: If there are any available updates, click on Download and Install.
As we have already explained about the incompatible codecs in the first method. At times the media player you might be using may not support a certain file format. thereby making them unplayable. The easiest way to fix this issue is by changing the file format of the unplayable video file. For example, if the unplayable video was of AVI format try changing that to MP4 or any other format.
Here’s how to change the file format of any video file.
Step 1: First and foremost, launch VLC Player.
Step 2: Next, select the Media option. Now select Convert/Save option from the drop-down menu.
Step 3: Select the Add option and then go to the video file you want to convert.
Step 4: Next, from the Format drop-down menu, pick M4V or other comparable video formats.
Step 5: Select the Destination file and run the file name using the Browse option.
Step 6: Finally, click the Start button to begin converting unplayable video files to another format.
When the file format conversion is complete, you'll be able to open and enjoy your video file without any trouble.
Hopefully, by now you might be able to play the unplayable video files and the error 0xc00d36e5 might have been resolved. If the issue is still troubling you, then that means your video clips might have gotten corrupt or damaged. Try the next method that is proven to repair even the most severely damaged files.
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Download, install and launch Remo Video Repair software to start fixing the error 0xc00d36E5.
Step 1: Run the tool, then select the corrupted video file to be repaired by clicking on Select File.
Step 2: If you're fixing a MOV or MP4 file, pick a playable video file as a reference to repair corrupted video files by clicking Choose Reference MOV File.
If you wish to fix an AVI, DIVX, XVID, or another video file, you don’t have to provide any reference file. Kindly move on to the next step.
Step 3: To begin the corrupted or damaged video restoration procedure, click the Repair option.
Step 4: The tool allows you to preview the corrected corrupted video file.
Step 5: If you're happy with the restored video file, you may activate the utility and save it.
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