Ulead 1.0 - Manual (Page 181)

SpruceUp User’s Guide 14—3
A reset occurred on the DLT drive!
The DLT drive has reset itself. Possible reasons include interrupted power or a bad SCSI
connection.
A reset occurred on the DVD-R drive!
The DVD-R drive has reset itself. Possible reasons include interrupted power or a bad SCSI
connection.
A sharing violation occurred while accessing an unnamed file.
Indicates the file you are trying to delete is in use with the current SpruceUp project, and
cannot be deleted.
A WRITE command error occured in the CD-R SCSI drive!
The CD-R/RW drive had a problem writing to the disc. This could be due to bad media or a
poor SCSI connection.
A WRITE command error occured in the DVD-R SCSI drive!
The DVD-R drive had a problem writing to the disc. This could be due to bad media or a
poor SCSI connection.
AC-3 Playback not supported in SpruceUp Trial Version. Filename.AC3 will
not be audible.
The Trial version of SpruceUp does not support playing back Dolby Digital AC-3 files within
Clip Properties or Simulation. AC-3 files still export fine though, and will playback on DVD
players that support them. (Note that the Syzygy player does not support AC-3 files.)
An asynchronus read error occured in the DVD-R write Process.
Indicates data transfer problems with the DVD-R drive. Verify SCSI connections and
termination.
An error occured when loading or ejecting media!
Ensure the drive's drawer is not jammed or blocked, and that the media was placed
correctly in the drawer.
An error occured while trying to close the CD-R drawer.
Ensure the drawer is not jammed or caught on something.
An error occured while trying to open the CD-R drawer.
Ensure the drawer is not blocked by something.
Archive Error
Indicates that a project in the Recent Projects list is no longer accessible.
At least 2 sequence_end_code(s) found in the stream.
Fatal import error. Signifies a parameter not supported within the DVD specification.
Indicates the file cannot be imported, and must be re-created compliant with the DVD
specification.
C
Cannot locate a frame SYNC word at an expected byte offset. Data might
be corrupted.
Fatal import error. Signifies a parameter not supported within the DVD specification.
Indicates the file cannot be imported, and must be re-created compliant with the DVD
specification.