Error codes

2 A bad parameter in file path.

Occurs if the full file path is longer than 260 characters.


8 Invalid source path.

Occurs if the file cannot be found or accessed by the program.


15 The file has an invalid format.

Occurs if the file was encoded with incorrect parameters.


21 The disc is not writable.

Occurs if the disc is finalized or if the last session is damaged.


106 ASPI is busy.

Occurs if the optical drive is locked by another program. Restarting Windows may resolve this issue.


123 Medium error.

Occurs if the disc is corrupted, scratched, or not compatible with the disc recorder.


141 The device is busy.

Occurs if the recorder is locked by another program. Restarting Windows may resolve this issue.


142 A write error occurred.

"Write error" is a general error description for the following scenarios:
1. Hardware problem (e.g., outdated firmware, poor-quality disc, or malfunctioning optical drive).
2. Software problem (e.g., security software, third-party drivers, or Windows services may interrupt DVD recording or block file access during the process).


144 Error getting next writable address.

Occurs if the disc is corrupted, scratched, or not compatible with the disc recorder.


145 Too much data for this mode.

Occurs if the data size exceeds the disc's capacity. Remove a few files to free up space.


172 File is too big.

Occurs if the file exceeds 2GB in a Data Disc compilation using the ISO9660 file system. Switching to the UDF format will resolve the issue.
If this error occurs in a DVD-Video compilation, please remove all files larger than 1GB, as DVD-Video cannot store files larger than 1GB.


452 Device is not accessible.

Occurs if the program cannot access the device. This may be caused by corrupted registry entries, virtual drives, incorrect drivers, or security settings.
Make sure the device is connected, run the program as an administrator, and follow the error 452 solution instructions.