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    1. 28-10-2004 14:01 #1
      EzE126
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      CCE encoding failed

      Trouble just keep coming...
      I get this error: "CCE encodig failed ***could not write to the file ...\output\TFM_Enc_video.mpv . the request could not be preformed because of an I/O device error*** [windows error Ox45d 1117]
      what the does that mean!!!!!!!!!
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    2. 28-10-2004 21:04 #2
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      Most probably it means a packet writer is present... it could be from Crooxio EZCD Cremator and the rest of the bunch, or from a backup application which uses a packet driver to burn, eg Veritas Backup Exec/Simple Backup or any of the family. Do you have any such software installed?
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    3. 29-10-2004 00:37 #3
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      not that i know of.
      but even so why does it say I/O device error. what device?
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    4. 29-10-2004 09:19 #4
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      You are running an NTFS formatted Hard Drive ? If its FAT32 then thats your problem.
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    5. 29-10-2004 19:30 #5
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      Yes, it can also be the 4gig limitation problem- totally forgot that one.
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    6. 31-10-2004 14:40 #6
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      I'm runnig on an a NTFS and have 12G of free space.
      what limitation?
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