error processing zip file: 0x00000200
 

I just installed microstudio 4.21 on my new vista laptop nd keep getting the message error processing zip file: 0x00000200 time i try to add songs thru write disk

I had no problem using the files on the hard drive with 4.06
thanks charlie

I can't find anything on the internet on this, so no help there.
First thing I would say is to do the steps listed on this link to set your Vista up correctly It is a list for Hoster but most also applies to Microstudio too.
http://www.mtu.com/upgrades/hoster/v...de-hoster4.htm
Are there any extra files in these zip files? There should only be 2, the MP3 and CDG files and both have to be named exactly the same.

Thanks for replying :) i turned off the UAC and it had no effect. still need help

Submit a support ticket and let MTU Support take a look at it. No one else has reported any problems with zip files that I know of.

error processing zip file: 0x00000200
 

I am also receiving this error after installing on Windows 7 32 bit version. Any solution? Thanks!

The only thing I can come up with is that the zip format you have used is either corrupt or is one that is not supported by Microstudio or Hoster.
If you have Songverter try doing a zip to zip conversion. It may or may not work but is worth a shot.

The zip files played without problem with Microstudio 4.002 on Windows XP. I have no problem playing the zip files in Hoster in XP or in Virtual DJ software in Windows 7.

SOLVED (at least for me)
I installed Songverter 1.21 and magically all the zips are able to load in Microstudio with no errors. Curious indeed!

When installing Songverter, I downloaded the recommended "lame.dll" file, and copied it to the Windows System folder. Could it have something to do with lame.dll not being in the Windows/System folder?

Possible, but have never seen this with Microstudio, but then I don't use zip or MP3 files that often. I also have Songverter installed on all of my machines. The Lame.dll is actually a required library file for playing MP3 files. Many players either include this in their installations.