Je n´arive pa a ouvrir un de mes fichiers car il me manque le codec COOD109B
Je ne le trouve nul part.
si quelqu´un de sympa pouvait m´aider

telecharges K-lite sur http://www.telecharger.com

mais il n´y est pa

Tu te fous de moi la ?
http://www.01net.com/telecharger/windows/Multimedia/codecs/fiches/26950.html

ba euh en fait g tapé COOD109B et g rien trouvé

Nous sommes désolés mais le téléchargement du logiciel K-Lite Codec Pack Full est suspendu momentanément, le logiciel n’étant acuellement plus disponible sur le site de l’éditeur. Merci de ré-essayer un peu plus tard.
^^ vraiment je sais pa ce que j´ai aujourd´hui mais paye la poisse

personne a une meilleur solution ? (ou même moin bonne au pire )

tu n´a qua tenter sur Emule.

nan e-mule sa me saoule et je met koi comme recherche ? COOD109B sa marchera jamais

Quel type de fichier ?

mp3

Wmp sait les lire ?

nan sa me marque qui me manque des codec et ensuite erreur et quand je vais sur l´aide internet sa me met COOD109B

http://www.free-codecs.cocom/download/XP_Codec_Pack.htm

:´)

c´est sur que sa va marcher

nan sa ne marche toujours pas

voici le message d´erreur exacte que le wmp me met

Windows Media Player cannot play the file. One or more codecs required to play the file could not be found.

Installe Winamp.

et voilà la suite quand je me sert de l´aide internet

You´ve encountered error message C00D109B while using Windows Media Player. The following information might help you troubleshoot the issue.

Cannot perform the requested action
Windows Media Player cannot perform the requested action. You might encounter this error message for one of the following reasons:
A codec that is required for playback is not installed on your computer. If you know which codec you need to install, try searching for the codec at WMPlugins.com or at MSN Search, and then install the codec.
For general information about codecs, see Top Questions about Codecs in Windows Media Player.
Windows Media Player might not support the file type (also known as the file container format) that you are trying to play (for example, Ogg or QuickTime). If this is the case, you might be able to resolve the issue by installing a third-party program that does support the file type, and then trying to play the file in Windows Media Player again.
The file name extension might provide some clue about which program you might need to install. To determine which programs are associated with a particular file name extension, see the FILExt Web site.
The file might be corrupted. If you suspect that the file is corrupted, ask the content provider for a copy of the file that is not corrupted.

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Additional assistance
For information about obtaining technical support from Microsoft, see the Troubleshooting Windows Media Player page.

For general information about using Windows Media Player and other Windows Media technologies, see the Windows Media Player FAQ page or the Windows Media Knowledge Center.