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Can’t write
Was the drive subjected to physical shock or
vibration while data is being written?
If you are unable to save data such as PCG or SNG
files, has the disc been formatted?
If you are writing audio tracks to create an audio
CD, it is not necessary to format the disc.
Are you using the recommended media for your
drive?
If you are writing from an external SCSI drive to
CD-R/RW, it is possible that the transfer speed is
insufficient.
→ Writing may be successful if you lower the writing
speed. ☞PG p.173
→ Writing may be successful if you first copy the data
from the external SCSI drive to the internal hard
disk, and then execute the writing operation from
the internal hard disk.
In some cases, a certain length of time may be
required before the data begins to be saved. When
first saving data on high-capacity media (e.g., the
first time after powering-on the TRITON STUDIO
that you save in Disk mode or execute sampling to
hard disk in Sampling mode), some time will be
required to allocate free area.
Are you using blank media?
→ If using CD-R, please use new media. If using CD-
RW, use the page menu command “Erase CD-RW”
(Disk, Make Audio CD) to erase the contents of the
media before you execute Save.
A CD-R/RW saved on the TRITON STUDIO is not
recognized by an external device.
A CD-R/RW saved or copied on the TRITON
STUDIO using packet writing is not recognized on
a computer.
→ If you install a UDF version 1.5 compatible UDF
reader or packet writing software on your com-
puter, it will be possible to recognize the disc. ☞PG
p.299
→ In the case of a CD-R, it may be possible to make the
disc be recognized by executing the page menu
command “Convert to ISO9660 Format” (Disk, Util-
ity page) to convert the disc to ISO9660 format.
However depending on the state in which the disc
was saved, it may be converted into ISO9660 level 3
format, and may still not be recognized. In this case
if you install ISO9660 level 3 compatible reader soft-
ware or packet writing software on your computer,
it will be possible to recognize the disc. ☞PG p.299
A CD-R/RW that was saved or copied on the
TRITON STUDIO using packet writing is not
recognized by the TRITON/TRITON pro/TRITON
proX/TRITON-Rack.
→ These models do not support UDF version 1.5, and
therefore will not recognize such a disc.
→ In the case of a CD-R, it may be possible to make the
disc be recognized by executing the page menu
command “Convert to ISO9660 Format” (Disk, Util-
ity page) to convert the disc to ISO9660 format.
However depending on the state in which the disc
was saved, it may be converted into ISO9660 level 3
format, and may still not be recognized. ☞PG p.299
Can’t write audio tracks
Additional writing is not possible on a CD-R/RW
disc that has been finalized.
Can’t play back the disc on an audio CD player
Did you finalize the disc?
→ If you want to finalize the disc after writing addi-
tional data, check the “Execute finalize too” check
box when executing the page menu command
“Write to CD” (Disk, Make Audio CD), so that the
disc will be finalized. ☞p.119, PG p.173
→ If you only want to finalize the disc, select the page
menu command “Finalize Audio CD” (Disk, Make
Audio CD), and press the OK button to finalize the
disc. ☞PG p.173
Are you using CD-R media?
→ Since some CD players are unable to play CD-RW
media, we recommend that you use CD-R media.
Have you tried using a different type of media?
→ Some CD-R/RW media cannot be played by some
CD players. You may be able to play back success-
fully by using a different type (brand) of CD-R/RW
media.
WAVE files
Playback level of the WAVE file is too high
Set “WAVE File Play Level” to Normal. You should
usually set “WAVE file Play Level” at Normal, and
set it to High (+12 dB) only if the S/P DIF output is
too low. With the High (+12 dB) setting, the output
from AUDIO OUTPUT L (MONO), R, and
HEADPHONES will be louder. ☞PG p.138
WAVE file playback level is louder/softer than the
RAM samples
Adjust the “WAVE File Play Level.” You should
usually set “WAVE File Play Level” to Normal, and
use the “High (+12 dB)” setting only if the WAVE
file playback volume is lower than the playback of
the RAM samples. You should also use the “High
(+12 dB)” setting if the S/P DIF output is not loud
enough.
Can’t preview
Is the WAVE file format supported?
→ Select a WAVE file of a supported format. ☞PG
p.156, 172, 283
Other
Saved files or sampled WAVE files have an
incorrect date/time.
→ Use the page menu command “Set Date/Time”
(Disk, Utility page) to set the current date and time.
☞p.146, PG p.170