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-Brading Software Message Board +--Forum: Mp3/Tag Studio Support and Bug Reports +---Topic: Tag Studio Corrupting MP3 Files started by Progman3 Posted by: Progman3 on Aug. 22 2002,17:26 I have run into a situation where Tag Studio is getting an I/O error 27 when tagging by file name. It leaves the MP3 file as a 0KB file after the error. This issue just crept up recently in version 2.18 on a Windows 2000 Pro machine. I uninstalled that version and installed version 3.0 and have the same issue. I'm not experiencing any issues with other programs...just Tag Studio. For what it's worth, I use version 2.18 on a similar machine with the same OS with no issues. Any ideas? -Progman Posted by: Magnus Brading on Aug. 22 2002,17:38 I/O error 27 is an operating system error code meaning "Unable to find the requested disk sector". This indicates that you have a problem with your harddisk. I would recommend that you perform a full disk diagnostics test, including surface test, of all harddisks in the computer. Hence, the problem does not seem to be in Mp3/Tag Studio, but in your hardware. Posted by: Progman3 on Aug. 23 2002,15:26 ---------------------QUOTE BEGIN------------------- I/O error 27 is an operating system error code meaning "Unable to find the requested disk sector". This indicates that you have a problem with your harddisk. I would recommend that you perform a full disk diagnostics test, including surface test, of all harddisks in the computer. Hence, the problem does not seem to be in Mp3/Tag Studio, but in your hardware. ---------------------QUOTE------------------- Problem solved! I ran a defrag overnight and follwed it up by a chkdsk /F and all is well. Thanks for a great tool and even better support to go with it! -Progman end |