If you change the name of the double_click_to_convert.zoom file(s) while the recorded meeting is converting, it may corrupt the file and not convert correctly.If you close your laptop or turn off your computer while the recording is converting, it will stop the conversion process.Abnormal errors such as internal errors (bad data stream), invalid commands, or logic issues.Change the recording location in your Zoom client and make sure it is a valid path string/folder.Invalid working path/folder (sometimes, an invalid network connection may appear with this warning too).Check your disk space and try and free up some space if it is low.You may have low disk space on your computer at that time.Confirm local recording file/s location.How to troubleshoot failure to convert a local recording.In addition to the steps below, confirm that you are running the latest version of the Zoom desktop client. This article lists common local recording conversion issues and troubleshooting suggestions. I tried removing the "A" (attributes) from the /COPY switch, but this didn't help.After you end a Zoom meeting, your locally recorded meeting will convert. It seems be related some either the attributes or properties of these specific folders not being able to be written to the QNAP directory. I'm struggling to find any information about error 50 from a robocopy perspective. DS_Store /log+:D:\backuplog.txt /NFL /NDL robocopy D:\local\folder \\QNAP\share\example folder /e /zb /fft /DCOPY:DA /COPY:DAT /r:0 /w:0 /XJ /XD RECYCLER. I am using the following robocopy parameters. The error seems to be at the folder level, rather than specific files. If I manually copy any of the folders that threw the error 50 to the destination with Windows Explorer, they copy fine, but even after doing so, the error 50 is still logged for the same locations. This is happening on the same folders each time robocopy is run. 2 06:38:16 ERROR 50 (0x00000032) Accessing Destinationĭirectory \\QNAP\share\example folder\something The request is not supported. An example error is below, paths modified. Having running the first sync manually to confirm the script/parameters are good before setting it up to run via task scheduler automatically, the following error was reported on a few directories in the log (various different locations). I have confirmed that the server can read/write to the share when mapped like this. In the script this handled by net use so the server maps the QNAP share with the correct credentials rather than trying to assume or run under the scheduled task user.
The Windows Server is domain authenticated, while the QNAP uses a standalone user login. I have setup a robocopy script that runs on a daily basis and synchronises data from a specific folder on a Windows Server 2016 storage server to a SMB share on a QNAP NAS.
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