Capturing audio from CD

phil_s wrote on 9/24/2004, 6:48 AM

In Movie Studio 4, I cannot copy a track from the CD to Movie Studio... the proces goes through the motions, and when the progress bar reaches 100% a message appears :-
"An error occurred during the current operation.
Error 0x800a0026 (message missing)"
Any ideas?

Comments

dand9959 wrote on 9/24/2004, 6:48 AM

You can always use Windows Media Player if all else fails.

BigEgg wrote on 9/24/2004, 7:46 AM

...or a very good & 100% freeware called Cdex. http://www.cdex.n3.net/

IanG wrote on 9/24/2004, 7:48 AM

Is this happening with all CDs / Tracks? If not, can you play the offending CD / track on your pc? Have you been able to do this OK with an older version of MS?

Ian G.

Sauli wrote on 9/24/2004, 10:42 AM

I experimented with numerous CDs and the same message came to me.
It seems that there is a bug.

(MS 4.0 build 42)

IanG wrote on 9/24/2004, 12:26 PM

>It seems that there is a bug.

Yes, I get exactly the same error - no problems with lack of disk space, protections etc!

Ian G.

EJMARTIN wrote on 11/10/2004, 5:29 AM

I have just purchased Sony Vegas Movie Studio and also ran into this error. I did 2 things to my computer after this so I don;t know which one actually worked for me, because then I no longer got the message. I had upgraded my Windows Media Player to V10 (which can be done at no cost at microsoft's web site), I had then copied from the media player songs from my CD to my hard drive and was able to pull them into my project. As I was making these copies I noticed that another music application that is on my system kept loading and I realized I had 2 applications set as default, so I disabled the second application (Music Match Jukebox) and kept Windows Media Player as my default player for music. I then decided just to see if I could extract from within my Vegas software and I was able to with no error. Hope this helps you also.