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Error message details

[ Error list ]

Wrong command option [-2]

Origin
You specified an unsupported command option.
measures
Check the command options.

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There is no script file [-3]

Origin
The specified script file does not exist.
measures
Check the script file name.

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The program cannot be executed [-4]

Origin
An error occurred when parsing the script file, and the work could not be continued.
measures
Modify the script file.

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Script syntax error [-5]

Origin
You used an undefined script keyword. Or the keyword usage is incorrect
measures
Check the script syntax and modify the script file.

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Insufficient string area [-6]

Origin
Too many strings are used in the script file, such as filename strings.
measures
Increase the size of the character string area with the "c subcommand".
(By default, 400000 bytes are reserved as the character string area)

[ Error list ]

Insufficient DOS file information area [-7]

Origin
There are too many DOS files (source files).
measures
Increase the maximum number of DOS files with the "d subcommand".
(The default value for the maximum number of DOS files is 10000)

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Insufficient ISO file information area [-8]

Origin
There are too many ISO files (files on the CD to create).
measures
Increase the maximum number of ISO files with the "i subcommand".
(The default value for the maximum number of ISO files is 10000)

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Insufficient sector table area [-9]

Origin
Sector table area (sector management area used inside the system) is large enough
measures
Increase the size of the sector table area with the "s subcommand".
(The default value of sector table area size is 30,000)

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There are too many indexes [-10]

Origin
The number of indexes of CDDA tracks exceeds 99 per track.
measures
Reduce the number of indexes.
(Reduce the number of files defined in the CDDA track)

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There are too many tracks [-11]

Origin
The number of tracks exceeds 99.
measures
Reduce the number of tracks.

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Double defined macro [-12]

Origin
Redefined the defined macro.
measures
Delete the macro definition a second time.

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An undefined macro was used [-13]

Origin
You used an undefined macro.
measures
Check the macro name.

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Incorrect volume type [-14]

Origin
The volume type specified in the Volume command is incorrect.
measures
Specify the volume type as "ISO9660".

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There are too many characters per line [-15]

Origin
The number of characters in one line of the script file exceeds 256 characters.
measures
Reduce the number of characters per line.

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There are no files in the track [-18]

Origin
No file is defined in the track.
measures
Define at least one file per track.

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System area is too large [-19]

Origin
The size of the system area exceeds 16 sectors.
measures
Keep the size of the system area within 16 sectors.

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No PVD [-20]

Origin
The Primary Volume command is not used.
measures
Define the PVD using the Primary Volume command.

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Unable to open file [-21]

Origin
There is no DOS file.
measures
Make sure that the specified DOS file exists.

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Unable to create file [-22]

Origin
There is not enough disk space.
measures
Secure sufficient disk space.

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Directory hierarchy is too deep [-23]

Origin
The directory hierarchy is over 8.
measures
Keep the directory hierarchy within 8.
(The number of directory hierarchies includes the number of root directories)

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Unable to allocate memory [-24]

Origin
Insufficient memory.
measures
  1. Use the i, d, c, and s subcommands to reduce the workspace size.
  2. Remove the device driver etc. to secure a free area.
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The disk type is incorrect [-25]

Origin
The argument specified in the Session command is incorrect.
measures
Specify the correct disk type with the Session command.
(CD-ROM, SEMIXA)

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Incorrect track type [-26]

Origin

  1. The specified track type is incorrect.

  2. The lead-in area and the track type of the next track are not the same.

  3. The lead-out area and the track type of the previous track are not the same.

measures
Specify the correct track type.
(CDDA, MODE1, MODE2)

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There is no lead-in area [-27]

Origin
The lead-in area is not defined.
measures
Define the lead-in area with the LeadIn command.

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No track defined [-28]

Origin
File definition was done without track definition.
measures
Define a track with the Track command.

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Area overlaps with other files [-29]

Origin

  1. The time specified for the BeginTime command and EndTime command is incorrect.

  2. The time specified in the Extent command is incorrect.

  3. The unit size and gap size of the FileInterleave command are incorrect.

  4. The unit size and gap size of channel interleaving are incorrect.

measures
(a), (b) : Set the time so that the files do not overlap.
(c), (d) : Specify the unit size and gap size so that the files do not overlap.

[ Error list ]

Incorrect source type [-30]

Origin
The data type of the file source specified by the SourceType command is incorrect.
measures
Check the data type of the file source.
(MONO_A, MONO_B, MONO_C, STEREO_A, STEREO_B, STEREO_C, AUDIO, CDDA, ISO11172, MPEG_VIDEO, VIDEO, DATA)

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Incorrect data type [-31]

Origin
The form name specified in the DataType command is incorrect.
measures
Set either FORM1 or FORM2.

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Incorrect parameters [-32]

Origin
The command parameters are not within the specifiable range.
measures
Set the command parameters in the allowed range for each command.

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Incorrect time specification [-33]

Origin

  1. The timed format is incorrect.

  2. The time is not in the correct range. The area overlaps with the previous and next files.
measures

  1. Modify the timed format.
    (Specified by mm: ss: ff format or FAD)

  2. Set the time correctly.

[ Error list ]

Incorrect date or time [-34]

Origin
The format for specifying the date and time is incorrect.
measures
Correct the date and time specification format.

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The attribute specification is incorrect [-35]

Origin
The attributes specified by the Attributes command, SysReadAttributes command, and SysExecuteAttributes command are incorrect.
measures
Check the specified attribute.


Attributes {HIDDEN | NOHIDDEN} {RECORD | NORECORD}

SysReadAttributes {OWNER | NOTOWNER} {GROUP | NOTGROUP} {WORLD | NOTWORLD}

SysExecuteAttributes {OWNER | NOTOWNER} {GROUP | NOTGROUP} {WORLD | NOTWORLD}

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The file name of the ISO file is incorrect [-36]

Origin
The file name of the ISO file is incorrect.
measures
Check the file name of the ISO file.
 format:
 Base name 8 characters +'.' + Extension 3 characters (optional) +';' + version number (default 1)
 Character set:
 XBLD does not specify the character set (in the ISO9660 standard, '0' to '9','A' to'Z','_')
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The directory name is incorrect [-37]

Origin
The directory name is incorrect.
measures
Check the directory name.
 format:
 Directory name 8 characters
 Character set:
 XBLD does not specify the character set (in the ISO9660 standard, '0' to '9','A' to'Z','_')

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The ISO file has been double-defined [-38]

Origin
Redefined the predefined ISO file.
measures
Delete the second ISO file definition.

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Multiple source files are defined within a file block [-39]

Origin
Multiple source files were defined in the file block (File to EndFile) with the FileSource command.
measures
The source file definition in the file block is only once.

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This command can only be defined on mode 2 tracks [-40]

Origin
Defined a command that can only be used on mode 2 tracks.
measures
Do not use this command on mode 2 tracks.

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This command cannot be defined within this block [-41]

Origin
A command that is valid only in the specified block was used in another block.
(The command definition position is incorrect)
measures
Correct the definition position of the command.

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Both BeginTime and EndTime cannot be defined in the same block [-42]

Origin
Both the BeginTime command and the EndTime command are defined in the same block.
measures
Use either the BeginTime command or the EndTime command.

[ Error list ]

Too many file interleaves [-43]

Origin
There are too many file interleaves.
measures
Increase the maximum number of file interleaves with the "fi subcommand".
(256 files can be interleaved by default)

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Too many channel interleaves [-44]

Origin
There are too many channel interleaves.
measures
Increase the maximum number of channel interleaves with the "ci subcommand".
(The number of channel interleaves includes the number of MPEG multiplex)

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Multiple files are defined in the file interleaved block [-45]

Origin
Multiple ISO files are defined in the file interleave block (FileInterleave ~ EndFileInterleave).
Countermeasure File The ISO file is defined only once in the interleaved block.

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Multiple source files are defined in the channel block [-46]

Origin
Multiple DOS files are defined within the channel block (Channel to EndChannel).
measures
The DOS file definition in the channel block is only once.

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The file number is incorrect [-47]

Origin
The file number is not in the range 1-254.
measures
Set the correct file number.

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Incorrect channel number [-48]

Origin
The channel number is not in the range 0-254.
measures
Set the correct channel number.

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Duplicate file number [-49]

Origin
Duplicate file numbers were used in one file interleave.
measures
Set so that the file numbers do not overlap.

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Duplicate channel number [-50]

Origin
Duplicate channel numbers were used in one channel interleaved file.
measures
Set so that the channel numbers do not overlap.

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BitRate is not defined [-51]

Origin

  1. In the MPEG multiplex, there are MPEG stream blocks (MpegStream to EndMpegStream) for which the BitRate command is not specified.

  2. In channel interleaving, there are channel blocks (Channel to EndChannel) for which the BitRate command is not specified.
measures
Specify the BitRate command in the corresponding block.

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BitRate parameters are incorrect [-52]

Origin
The bit rate value (first argument) or sequence number (second argument, optional) specified by the BitRate command is incorrect.
measures
Specify the correct BitRate parameter.

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Duplicate stream number [-53]

Origin
The sequence number specified by the BitRate command is duplicated during MPEG multiplex.
measures
Set so that the sequence numbers do not overlap.
(The sequence number can be specified separately for the MPEG video stream and the MPEG audio stream)

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Too many MPEG element streams [-54]

Origin
MPEG video that constitutes an ISO11172 stream (MPEG Malplex stream)
measures
The maximum number of MPEG multiplex is included in the maximum number of channel interleaves, so increase this value with the "ci subcommand".

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The MPEG video format is incorrect [-55]

Origin
The format of the MPEG video stream is incorrect.
measures
Check the contents of the MPEG video file.

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The MPEG audio format is incorrect [-56]

Origin
The format of the MPEG audio stream is incorrect.
measures
Check the contents of the MPEG audio file.

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Cannot be used in on-the-fly mode [-60]

Origin
You used a script command that cannot be used when writing on the fly.
(SupplementaryVolume, SameName, EscapeSequences, BootIdentifier, BootRecord, BootSystemIdentifier, Trigger, Eors)
measures
Stop on-the-fly writing.

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Missing subcommand file [-61]

Origin
Subcommand file does not exist.
measures
Check the subcommand file.

Warning message details

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Total bitrate exceeds sector rate [-1]

Origin
In the ISO11172 stream, the total value of the bit rates that specify each element stream such as MPEG video and MPEG audio exceeds the sector rate specified by the Sector Rate command.
measures
Decrease the bit rate of the element stream.
Alternatively, increase the sector rate value.

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The coded bit rate is exceeded [-2]

Origin
In the ISO11172 stream, the bit rate specified by the BitRate command exceeds the compression encoding bit rate of MPEG video and MPEG audio.
measures
Makes the bit rate value specified by the BitRate command smaller than the encoded bit rate.

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