Unable to save entire recording -- the audio disc may be full

[Sheens]

Hi, thanks for taking time to read this....hope someone could help me.

On my Windows 7, Cakewalk by Bandlab I cannot record (VST to Aux track) anymore in my project.

Error message : Unable to save entire recording -- the audio disc may be full

I try to find a AUD.INI file that I should delete (I guess)....but cannot find it.

Maybe I need to do something else ?

(have plenty free space on HD / RAM)

Edited December 3, 2023 by Sheens

[Glenn Stanton]

maybe it's a permission issue to the file or folder? the INI file is in the C:\ProgramData\Cakewalk\Cakewalk Core folder. rename it so you can recover it if necessary.

what is the VST you're trying to record? of course running Windows 7 may be a bit long in the tooth nowadays as well...

[Sheens]

Hi Glenn, thanks for your reply !  

No INI file in my Cakewalk Core folder..

Got these error messages now and then...in the project I was recording on.

Got worse with recording more and by now can't even record 1 bar from the VST.

(tried other VST too).

I can record normally when I start a new project....problems could be project specific.

 

Edited December 3, 2023 by Sheens

[Glenn Stanton]

sorry -- your roaming profile path:

C:\Users\<YOURUSERNAME>\AppData\Roaming\Cakewalk\Cakewalk Core

[Sheens]

Glenn, thank you so much !!! ☺️ 

Now found it with your help,  deleted AUD.INI and can record again !

Awesome,

THANK YOU

 

[Charles Cdaniel Northern]

so i been having this same issue when im recording vocals that same code comes up. am i supposed to delete that aud file? even though it  doesnt say aud.ini?

i cleaned up all my files from the clipboard and most of my songs are on a portable hard drive

 

[Chaps]

48 minutes ago, Charles Cdaniel Northern said:

so i been having this same issue when im recording vocals that same code comes up. am i supposed to delete that aud file? even though it  doesnt say aud.ini?

i cleaned up all my files from the clipboard and most of my songs are on a portable hard drive

 

File name extensions for known file types are generally hidden in Windows. Changing the file type can really screw things up if done wrong. It can't hurt to show them just to confirm you have the right file, and then hide them again. Here is how I would show file name extensions in Windows 11. First select the file and then click the appropriate menu item to show file name extensions.