Easy CD Creator 3.x Track Writer Errors
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Easy CD Creator 3.x Track Writer Errors
TrackWriter error messages appear in the View Errors dialog if there is a problem when testing or writing a CD. This table gives causes and solutions for the most common errors; for any error codes or text not listed in this table, please contact the appropriate technical support department.
IMPORTANT: If your copy of Easy CD Creator came bundled with a recorder, you will need to contact the recorder manufacturer or reseller for support. If you own Easy CD Creator Deluxe, you may search the Adaptec Support Knowledgebase (ASK).
| Error Code | Error Text | Causes & Solutions |
|---|---|---|
| T0100 T7001 |
TrackWriter error | Unknown error; contact technical support. |
| T7002 T730C T7505 |
Insufficient resources | Insufficient memory to run Easy CD Creator. Close down all other applications. Try re-starting Easy CD Creator, and set aside more space for the swap file (in the Windows control panel), or buy more RAM for your computer. |
| T7003 T710B T7309 |
Invalid pointer | Restart Easy CD Creator. If the problem persists, please contact technical support. |
| T7008 T7404 |
User abort | User aborted or cancelled the operation. If you didn't do it, check your SCSI cables and termination, reboot your computer, and restart the recorder. |
| T7009 T700A T700B T700C |
DLL not found or incorrect version | One or more of the DLLs used by Easy CD Creator is an older version, not compatible with the version of the software you're using. Reinstall the latest version of Easy CD Creator to ensure that you've got everything up to date. |
| T7105 T7305 T7306 T730D |
File description invalid for a source file | Something is wrong with the list of source files to be written; a file may have been moved or deleted, or there was a file system error. Re-start Easy CD Creator and re-create your list of files. |
| T7107 T7304 T7501 |
Create thread failed | Insufficient memory to run Easy CD Creator. Close down all other applications, try re-starting Easy CD Creator, and set aside more space for the swap file (in the Windows control panel), or buy more RAM for your computer. |
| T7109 T7125 T7126 T7204 T730B T7311 T7503 T7504 |
Insufficient memory to complete the operation | Insufficient memory to run Easy CD Creator. Close down all other applications, try re-starting Easy CD Creator, and set aside more space for the swap file (in the Windows control panel), or buy more RAM for your computer. |
| T7118 | SCSI command retry failed | Easy CD Creator had trouble communicating with the recorder, and attempts to re-issue the failed command also failed. This error should be accompanied by another that describes the real problem. |
| T7101 T711A T7121 |
ASPI failure | Your version of ASPI may be out of date. Make sure you've got the latest. |
| T7123 T7317 T750D |
Wait failed | Easy CD Creator was waiting for acknowledgement that a command it sent to the recorder had been completed, but did not receive this acknowledgement. Check your SCSI cables and termination, reboot your computer, and restart the recorder. |
| T7124 | Win32CD command failed | A command failed in reading from a CD-ROM drive. Check your SCSI cables, clean the source CD, restart the CD-ROM drive, Easy CD Creator, and perhaps the PC. |
| T7124 | CD read failed | There was an error reading from the source CD. Check your SCSI cables, clean the source CD, restart the CD-ROM drive, Easy CD Creator, and perhaps the PC. |
| T7127 | Flush failed | Easy CD Creator sent a flush command in an attempt to recover from a recorder error, but the flush failed. This error will be accompanied by another message describing the real problem |
| T7301 T7401 T7502 |
Initialization failed | Try again to launch Easy CD Creator. If this error persists, try reinstalling the software. |
| T7307 | Data incomplete | This error may occur when WAV files recorded as audio tracks are shorter than described in the source list. Easy CD Creator will pad the file with zeroes (silence) to reach the reported track length. |
| T7308 T730A T7318 |
File read failed | If you are recording data, make sure that all the files you wish to record are actually available. There could also be a problem with the hard disk being used to temporarily cache files. If the problem persists, run ScanDisk to check the hard disk for defects and/or choose another hard disk. |
| T76xx | TrackWriter warning - Operation continues | There was a recorder error, but the software was able to recover and compensate for it. If this kind of error occurs persistently, you may need to have your recorder checked, but in any case the disc you burned should be fine. |
| Buffer underrun errors | See About Buffer Underruns |