Error Unable to create file E:\image.cue

[jdavia]

I am very new to Karaoke. My OS is Win98 I upgraded the Directx file to 9. The install seemed to go well and I was able to create only one CDG disc with the TV lyrics. I thought I had it made. Yes!,since then I spoiled three discs. The Lyrics didn't record. All this was using the "SimpleCD Rom program" and using my dvd/cdom with the Plexor CD+G
I learned from that experience.
So I switched to Microstudio to duplicate with the Plexor CD+G I purchased from MTU. I get Error messages that reads:
ERROR, Unable to create file "E:\image.cue" That's as far as I can get. I do need your help, Thanks
PS All my disc's are new Mitsui, that I purchased from MTU

[jaddams]

Jdavia,

I am very new to Karaoke. My OS is Win98 I upgraded the Directx file to 9. The install seemed to go well and I was able to create only one CDG disc with the TV lyrics. I thought I had it made. Yes!, since then I spoiled three discs. The Lyrics didn't record. All this was using the "SimpleCD Rom program" and using my dvd/cdom with the Plexor CD+G
I learned from that experience.
So I switched to Microstudio to duplicate with the Plexor CD+G I purchased from MTU. I get Error messages that reads:
ERROR, Unable to create file "E:\image.cue" That's as far as I can get.

I am a bit confused by your post. I just don’t quite understand what is it that you are trying to do?

Are you trying do duplicate a CDG? Or are you trying to create a new one using the MicroStudio “custom assembly capabilities?

I was able to create only one CDG disc with the TV lyrics.

How did you create that CDG?

The Unable to create file error may occur for many reasons, the main ones being, that either you may not have Read/Write privileges to the folder in which you are attempting write the new data file, or that you may be out-of-disk space.

Did you try to write the file to a different location?

Finally, are you using MicroStudio exclusively? Or are you trying to write a CDG with MicroStudio AFTER preparing your track(s) using another program?

The CUE file normally contains the track layout information, while the BIN file holds that actual data.

MicroStudio does not support BIN files!

Regards,


Jon

[MTUSUPPORT]

What you need to do is click the Select Folder button, and make sure you have this set to your Hard drive. Your E:\ drive is most likely one of your CD-R/CD-Rom Drives, and this is the reason it won't allow it to create the file.

Please set the select folder to c:\Songlist and give it another try.

[jdavia]

So let me start all over again.
All the programs are finally installed and working. I reinstalled them last night. That is out of the way now.
I am trying to duplicate CD+G disc's using only my Plexor CD+G recorder for both read and write. The successful write disc was a free disc that came with the Plexor recorder, and the read CD+G disc from a store purchase.

Please listen to this portion very carefully as I think is could be my problem.

I purchased 100 Mitsui CD+G disc from you. I also purchased a set 36 Karaoke disc's from Prosongs. These are the disc's that I get the "ERROR" when I try to copy them.

My question:
Is there more that one type of recorder that makes these disc's? Like Laser and some other way? And could there be an in-compatibility with them?
Thanks again.

[MTUSUPPORT]

Jdavia,
Please give me the exact error that you are getting when trying to copy these Prosongs discs. It could be the Multiesession Security that they are using on some discs out there now.



When you are asking about this can you tell me exactly what you are wanting to know?

My question:
Is there more that one type of recorder that makes these disc's? Like Laser and some other way? And could there be an in-compatibility with them?
Thanks again.

[jdavia]

Originally posted by MTUSUPPORT
Jdavia,
Please give me the exact error that you are getting when trying to copy these Prosongs discs. It could be the Multiesession Security that they are using on some discs out there now.

When you are asking about this can you tell me exactly what you are wanting to know?

My question:
Is there more that one type of recorder that makes these disc's? Like Laser and some other way? And could there be an in-compatibility with them?
Thanks again.

In the order asked:
"ERROR, Unable to create file "E:\image.cue"
The disc will copy an image to the hard drive, this error happens when writing to the new disc.

My question was
Is there more than one method that factories use in recording songs on the karaoke disc's that we purchase.

While waiting for this reply, I duplicated another disc successfully with no error's. I am in the process of copying one now from the set of disc's that I mentioned before. I will let you exactly how it turns out when it is finished. Thanks

[jdavia]

I am in the process of copying one now from the set of disc's that I mentioned before. I will let you exactly how it turns out when it is finished. Thanks

The duplicate came out perfect. If the rest of them do the same, I'd say that you have solved it!!!

What solved it?:

MTUSUPPORT
What you need to do is click the Select Folder button, and make sure you have this set to your Hard drive. Your E:\ drive is most likely one of your CD-R/CD-Rom Drives, and this is the reason it won't allow it to create the file.

I followed your advice, it was the only thing I did different from before. Thank you very much.

[jdavia]

Just when you think all is well, suddenly something else happens.

A different Error message
"This program has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down.
If the problem persisis, contact the program manager.
[code]
DETAILS
MICROSTUDIO caused an invalid page fault in
module KERNEL32.DLL at 0167:bff88396.
Registers:
EAX=c00309c4 CS=0167 EIP=bff88396 EFLGS=00010212
EBX=006effec SS=016f ESP=005efe98 EBP=005f0010
ECX=00000000 DS=016f ESI=00000000 FS=2a8f
EDX=bff76855 ES=016f EDI=bff79060 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
53 56 57 8b 75 10 8b 38 33 db 85 f6 75 2d 8d b5
Stack Dump:
[/code]

The CD+G disc had already been copied to the hard drive and half way written to the new disc when the error message popped up.

Now What?