Error codes

2 A bad parameter in file path.

It appears if full file path is longer than 260 characters.


8 Invalid source path.

It appears if file cannot be found or accessed by the program.


15 The file has an invalid format.

It appears if file was encoded with incorrect parameters.


21 The disc is not writable.

It appears if disc is finalized or the last session is damaged.


106 ASPI is busy.

It appears if optical drive is locked by another program. Restarting Windows may resolve this problem.


123 Medium error.

It appears if disc is corrupted, scratched or not compatible with disc recorder.


141 The device is busy.

It appears if recorder is locked by another program. Restarting Windows may resolve this problem.


142 A write error occurred.

"Write error" is a general error description for the following scenarios:
1. In most cases it's a hardware problem - old firmware, poor quality disc or malfunctioned optical drive.
2. Software problem - security software (or third-party driver or Windows service) may interrupt DVD recording or block access to file during process.


144 Error getting next writable address.

It appears if disc is corrupted, scratched or not compatible with disc recorder.


145 Too much data for this mode.

It appears if disc file system is unable to store the current amount of data. Switching to UDF only (with version 2.50) resolves the problem.


172 File is too big.

It appears if a file is more than 2GB in size. Set ISO or ISO+UDF as file system and change ISO Level to 3 in Options->ISO->File name length.


452 Device is not accessible.

It appears if the program cannot access the device. It may be caused by corrupted Registry entries, virtual drives, incorrect drivers or security settings.
Make sure that device is connected, run program as administrator and try error 452 solution.