The file does get created, but it's 0 bytes in size. Doesn't matter where the source or the destination file is, that error always comes up and it won't convert.
I can use the disk->flux and disk->g64 options and it writes the image file to the same destination as I told it to for conversion, and that works just fine, but then I have to read each disk twice.
Update: I think it might have something to do with all the .scp files being corrupted in some way. I emailed you two of them that were corrupted at tracks 14 and 20, respectively. All the other ones I have that I looked at in the analyzer would cause it to crash on the very last track that was supposed to be in the image with the same "subscript out of range" error.
I can use the disk->flux and disk->g64 options and it writes the image file to the same destination as I told it to for conversion, and that works just fine, but then I have to read each disk twice.
Update: I think it might have something to do with all the .scp files being corrupted in some way. I emailed you two of them that were corrupted at tracks 14 and 20, respectively. All the other ones I have that I looked at in the analyzer would cause it to crash on the very last track that was supposed to be in the image with the same "subscript out of range" error.