Winamp.exe - Ordinal Not Found

15th December 2000, 02:47

Beta 2.70 was fine, but 2.71 throws this at me everytime I start it up.

"Winamp.exe - Ordinal Not Found"

"The ordinal 11 could not be located in the dynamic link library DSOUND.dll."

Other than that, it works fine.

System -

Intel P2 @ 350mhz
128MB RAM
Windows 2000 + SP1
DirectX 8
SB Live 1024 running Liveware 3.0

justin · 16th December 2000, 20:13

Try deleting in_midi.dll from your Winamp\Plugins directory
and see if that fixes.

-Justin

peter · 20th December 2000, 16:41

Try deleting out_ds.dll from your Winamp\Plugins directory. Also try reinstalling DX8 and your sound card drivers.

justin · 20th December 2000, 16:52

but out_ds.dll only uses ordinals 1 and 2 .

-Justin

peter · 20th December 2000, 17:10

OK, I give up.

Quote:

DirectSoundCaptureCreate8
DirectSoundCaptureCreate
DirectSoundCaptureEnumerateA
DirectSoundCaptureEnumerateW
DirectSoundCreate8
DirectSoundCreateDirectSoundEnumerateA
DirectSoundEnumerateW
DirectSoundFullDuplexCreate
DllCanUnloadNowDll
GetClassObject
GetDeviceID

Which of these things is #11 ? It seems that DX8 dsound.dll exports some new stuff. Maybe some dlls (dmusic) are from some older DirectX setup ?

justin · 20th December 2000, 17:11

could be some other plug-in, too... heh.
My dsound.dll (win2k) has no 11.

Sounds like there's some other DLL or plug-in that loads and uses dsound.dll, expecting ordinal 11, but that dsound.dll doesn't have it, so maybe it didn't get updated with dx8 or something.. who knows.. oh well..

-Justin

Matt Beale · 22nd January 2001, 00:53

Over a month later...

god knows what was causing it, but one swift (read: 3 hour long) check of my files using the Windows 200 System File checker and I was back to DirectX 7, so I reinstalled DirectX 8 and Winamp worked fine after that.

Sorry for the wait, like, I totally forgot about this message.

hhead · 9th October 2001, 18:52

i had the same problem happen with wa2.76 and 2.77, but deleting in_midi.dll resolves it. Is this going to be a problem in wa3?

hhead

NeoRenegade · 9th October 2001, 19:48

It's not Winamp's fault. It's Win2k's fault. We'll just see...

Wish · 9th October 2001, 19:54

Install DirectX 8.0a and all will be fine.

http://www.microsoft.com/directx

peter · 12th October 2001, 13:24

bleh
open winamp.ini, change cfg_no_dm to 1 ("cfg_no_dm=1")

9th October 2001, 18:52	#8
hhead Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Windsor, Ontario Posts: 3	ordinal 11 not found i had the same problem happen with wa2.76 and 2.77, but deleting in_midi.dll resolves it. Is this going to be a problem in wa3? hhead

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15th December 2000, 02:47	#1
Matt Beale Guest Posts: n/a	Beta 2.70 was fine, but 2.71 throws this at me everytime I start it up. "Winamp.exe - Ordinal Not Found" "The ordinal 11 could not be located in the dynamic link library DSOUND.dll." Other than that, it works fine. System - Intel P2 @ 350mhz 128MB RAM Windows 2000 + SP1 DirectX 8 SB Live 1024 running Liveware 3.0

16th December 2000, 20:13	#2
justin Moderator Alumni Join Date: Apr 2000 Location: USA Posts: 315	Try deleting in_midi.dll from your Winamp\Plugins directory and see if that fixes. -Justin

20th December 2000, 16:41	#3
peter ist death Join Date: May 2000 Posts: 3,704	Try deleting out_ds.dll from your Winamp\Plugins directory. Also try reinstalling DX8 and your sound card drivers.

20th December 2000, 16:52	#4
justin Moderator Alumni Join Date: Apr 2000 Location: USA Posts: 315	but out_ds.dll only uses ordinals 1 and 2 . -Justin

20th December 2000, 17:11	#6
justin Moderator Alumni Join Date: Apr 2000 Location: USA Posts: 315	could be some other plug-in, too... heh. My dsound.dll (win2k) has no 11. Sounds like there's some other DLL or plug-in that loads and uses dsound.dll, expecting ordinal 11, but that dsound.dll doesn't have it, so maybe it didn't get updated with dx8 or something.. who knows.. oh well.. -Justin

22nd January 2001, 00:53	#7
Matt Beale Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2001 Posts: 1	Over a month later... god knows what was causing it, but one swift (read: 3 hour long) check of my files using the Windows 200 System File checker and I was back to DirectX 7, so I reinstalled DirectX 8 and Winamp worked fine after that. Sorry for the wait, like, I totally forgot about this message.

9th October 2001, 19:48	#9
NeoRenegade Banned Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Montréal, Québec, Canada, eh? Posts: 4,083	It's not Winamp's fault. It's Win2k's fault. We'll just see...

9th October 2001, 19:54	#10
Wish Major Dude Join Date: Oct 2000 Posts: 702	Install DirectX 8.0a and all will be fine. http://www.microsoft.com/directx

12th October 2001, 13:24	#11
peter ist death Join Date: May 2000 Posts: 3,704	bleh open winamp.ini, change cfg_no_dm to 1 ("cfg_no_dm=1")