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<blockquote data-quote="reagan+carter" data-source="post: 91526" data-attributes="member: 24635">to fharms: It looks like your WMA is DRM protected. Only Window$ Media Player and very few others can read it. Try to crack the protection on your files first and then retry. Looking at the text description provided with the BASS DLL (&quot;DRM support is available for commercial users.&quot;), DRM handling seems to be only available in some versions. I don't know which one has been bought by the Mediaportal developer in charge of the audio section.to Timon: if it used to work prior to 0.2.1 then it's maybe because BASS player does not provide the same level of compatibility than Window$ Media Player for WMA files. First try to upgrade the basswma.dll, found somewhere within some mediaportal directory, with a newer version if applicable. See here <a href="http://www.un4seen.com/download.php?basswm23" target="_blank">http://www.un4seen.com/download.php?basswm23</a> for the latest version. Keep a backup of the original file just in case something goes wrong.Else try to use the internal Directshow player alone.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="reagan+carter, post: 91526, member: 24635"] to fharms: It looks like your WMA is DRM protected. Only Window$ Media Player and very few others can read it. Try to crack the protection on your files first and then retry. Looking at the text description provided with the BASS DLL ("DRM support is available for commercial users."), DRM handling seems to be only available in some versions. I don't know which one has been bought by the Mediaportal developer in charge of the audio section. to Timon: if it used to work prior to 0.2.1 then it's maybe because BASS player does not provide the same level of compatibility than Window$ Media Player for WMA files. First try to upgrade the basswma.dll, found somewhere within some mediaportal directory, with a newer version if applicable. See here [url]http://www.un4seen.com/download.php?basswm23[/url] for the latest version. Keep a backup of the original file just in case something goes wrong. Else try to use the internal Directshow player alone. [/QUOTE]

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