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Summary
This page describes eValid playback error codes (return codes exit codes), and also describes eV.Manager error codes. Note that error codes are accessible in a variety of ways depending on the context in which eValid is invoked.

An error type may occur more than once during a eValid single playback session. Errors are distinguished as bit positions in the error code value. This value can be retrieved from the system after completion of an eValid or eV.Manager run via a batch/system command line invocation.

Decimal Representation of Error/Exit Codes
The exit code is often reported as a decimal number. That number is the decimal value of an integer composed with the bits as identified in the table below. For example, an exit code of 145 = 128 + 16 + 1 so it means there was a combination of errors reported at bit 8, 5, and 1, respectively.