Error 0:
no error occurred - recording was successful.
Error 1
Message: MusicMatch does not yet support your CD-ROM Adapter
This means that no adapter was found through the ASPI/WinSCSI programming Interface. This likely means you have the ASPI drivers version 4.01 to 4.53. You will have to restore the 4 files from the original Win95/98 CD or go to Adaptec's site at
http://www.absnet.no/files/MULTIM~1/CD-ROM/Adaptec/CD_CRE~1/disk1/aspiinst.exe
and get their newest drivers.
Error 2
Message: Your CD-ROM drive does not support ASPI
This means that no ASPI driver was found in the system,
usually only found on NT Systems. This is a fatal error on a
Win95 system if the ini file is set to ASPI mode. Under NT the
user will need to either install the ASPI drivers or set the api to SPTI mode.
Error 3
Message: Bad Mode Failure
A recording mode was incorrectly entered on the command line
of the .ini file. The program only supports MP3, .RA and .WAV file types.
Check the exact command line string to correct.
Error 4
Message: Open File Failure
A failure occurred during the file open process - likely reasons
are path to a non-existent directory, or an invalid filename, or
a sharing violation. Not much can be done here other than trying
a different filename or capturing the filename and passing the
information back to us.
Error 5
Message: Recorded with Incorrect Compression Setting
For some reason the flavor of the RA encoder is not valid on
this system. This is a fatal error.
Error 6
Message: Initialized with Incorrect Compression Setting
A failure occured during the initialization process for the
RA encoder. This is a fatal error.
Error 7
Message: Opened with Incorrect Compression Setting
A failure occurred during the opening of the output file by
the RA encoder. This is out of our control and is a fatal error.
Error 8
Message: Fail Malloc
The program was unable to allocate enough memory to run. This
is a fatal error and usually signifies that there is some sort of
a memory leak in one of the applications running on the machine.
It usually requires a reboot to clear.
Error 9
Message: Your CD-ROM Controller is Not Yet Supported by MusicMatch
This means that the program has been unable to determine if the
drive is either SCSI or ATAPI, and means that the drive is likely
ATBUS. There is no support for ATBUS drives in this program.
Error 10
Message: Read Error
This is an unrecoverable read error from the drive. It usually means
the drive does not support digital audio extraction. Sometimes it works
when you change Max. Mismatch=255 and Multipass=Yes settings
in the advanced options. If this still doesn't work, analog mode should be used.
Error 11
Message: Recorded with Excessive Drive Seeking Errors. Try Recording with Error Correction = On
This means the size of the jitter encountered is larger than can be corrected.
You may be able to increase the OVERLAP entry in the mmcd.ini file to
get around this problem. Correction may work with error correction set to on. If
not, the analog record mode will work.
Error 12
Message: Unsupported Mode
The extraction mode selected is not supported by the drive.
It usually appears if the drive doesn't support reading digital audio
You can try setting the QUIET=YES entry in the mmcd.ini file .
Some drives incorrectly report this information and can really grab
Audio. If it still doesn't work, the analog record mode will have to be used.
Error 13
Message: Mode Setting Error
A failure occurred during the mode select process. This is only
applicable to SCSI drives from Toshiba/Philips/HP/Pinnacle and
a very few others. This is pretty much a fatal error because the
drive is not reacting the way it is expected to based on the programming
information.
Error 14
Write File Error
A failure has occurred during the writing of the destination
File, usually due to a disk full error.
Error 15
Message: Fail Load dll Error
One of the DLL files that is loaded by the program has failed
to load correctly. It usually means the file is not in the
correct directory or the file is not on the machine. Additional
copies of the file can be sent to you.
Error 16
Message: HA Inquiry Error
The inquiry mechanism in the os to get info on the controllers
has failed for some reason. This is a fatal error, and usually
only appears in ASPI or SPTI mode.
Error 17
Message: MusicMatch was unable to find your CD-ROM drive
The program was unable to find any cdrom drives in the machine.
This may happen if the ASPI drivers have been replaced with the updated
drivers from Adaptec. Please see Troubleshooting-Recording for more information.
Error 18
Message: Bad Command Line
There is a incorrect option in the command line passed to MusicMatch.DRV.
Error 19
Message: Your CD-ROM Drive is Not Yet Supported by MusicMatch
The drive does not show up in the list of scsi drives supported
by the program. It usually means that we don't have the programming specs
for the drive. We can attempt to obtain it from the manufacturer.
Error 20
Message: MusicMatch could not find your CD-ROM drive
The drive letter set in the ini file is not a cdrom drive -
usually this means that the user has changed the configuration
and the drive letters have changed.
Error 21
Message: No Disc in Drive
This means that the drive is reporting back that there is no cd in
the drive.
Error 22
Message: Play Mode Error
No error has occured - this is just a different exit code used
when the user selects /p option to play the cd instead of ripping
from it.
Error 23
Message: Copy Prohibited
The command line option /o has not been used and the cd identifies
the selected track as being copy prohibited. Make sure you have not
changed the /o option from the mmcd.ini file.
Error 24
Message: Quit Mode Error
No error has occurred. This is just a status message when the user
selects the /q command line option which stops the program at the
point just before the ripping starts.
Error 25
Message: Show Usage Error
This is the status message that is displayed when the program
terminates through the Usage screen. Usually this is when there
is an out of range entry on the command line.
Error 26
Message: Undefined
Suggestion: please click on "Capture Diagnostics" from the Help menu, and
send the log file to us.
Error 27
Message: No WinSCSI
This means that no winscsi drivers were found on the system and
the ini file has the api setting to winscsi. It usually means that
either the seqscsi.dll file or that aspi drivers are not working
correctly.
Error 28
Message: Your CD-ROM Drive does not support Red Book Audio.
The drive is reporting that it doesn't support reading red book audio.
Some drives report this even though they do work, so you should try
the quiet option in the mmcd.ini file. Most drives that report that they
don't support red book really don't support it. If this is the case, you
will need to use the analog record mode.
Error 29
Message: Recorded With Excessive Drive Seeking Errors
The drive is seeing mismatch errors in excess of the setting in
the ini file. This usually means that the drive has the oak bug. Try
setting the number higher in the mmcd.ini file.
Error 30
Message: Your CD-ROM buffer setting is too big
The size of the buffer being used by the program is larger than the
system allows. The number of blocks of memory = BLOCK + 2*OVERLAP.
Usually this number can be no larger than 26, but some machines
need it to be smaller still. The Hitachi drive works much better if these
settings are block=100 and overlap=10.
Error 31
Message: CD-ROM Drive Buffer Overflow. Try Recycling Power and Re-Recording
This is the message when the drive returns a 0xbf error meaning
that it was unable to buffer the data because the computer could not
read the data fast enough. This usually this can be fixed by setting the
speed entry in the advanced options to a lower value like 1, 2 or 4.
Error 32
Message: NT MSCDEX Error
This means that the api entry in the ini file is set to mscdex
and the software is running on NT. It means that it will not run
unless you set it to a different setting like SPTI.
Error 33
Message: Recorded with Some Drive Seeking Errors. Try Recording with Error Correction = On
This means that the software has stopped with a jitter correction error,
and may mean that the drive has jitter larger than the overlap entry in
the ini file. It may also mean that the drive has the oak bug. First
try setting the overlap size to a larger value. If that doesn't
work, try setting the max_mismatches in advanced options to 255.
Error 34
Message: No SPTI Error
This means that the SPTI drivers don't seem to be working. This
is usually when the api is set to spti and the software is running on
win95. Spti is only for NT.
Error 38
Message: The Xing MP3 file settings are incorrect.
This is usually fixed by reinstalling the program to restore the shared file links.
Error 39
Message: There was a failure during the MP3 encoding process.
This is usually fixed by reinstalling the program to restore the shared file links.
Error 40
Message: The program is missing required .dll files, or is missing the registry entry for a path to the .dll files.
This is usually fixed by reinstalling the program to restore the shared file links.
Error 41
Message: The MP3 encoding process has failed.
This is usually fixed by reinstalling the program to restore the shared file links.
Error 42
Message: MP3 input to audio has failed.
This message occurs when you have run out of memory on the drive to which you are saving your files.
Error 43
Message: The MP3 encoder was unable to convert data to the MP3 format.
This is usually fixed by reinstalling the program to restore the shared file links.
Error 44
Message: There was a failure writing to disk during the MP3 encoding process.
This is usually fixed by reinstalling the program to restore the shared file links.
Error 45
Message: The MP3 encoding process failed to activate.
This is usually fixed by reinstalling the program to restore the shared file links.
Error 51
Message: Incomplete recording
Recording was stopped before the process was complete. The track
will not be included in your database unless it was a complete recording.