[Xerte] Re: RLO Corrupted when Certain Media Load Reached?

[Dave Burnett]

You mean a media folder?
If so, when you use a wizard it must be copying media from it's import point to that folder.


OK, so if 500KB seems to be the magic number, import media totaling 400 then delete the media from the folder using explorer and import 400 more.
Same crash?





Date: Sun, 14 Aug 2011 16:27:18 +0300
From: admin at strivney.com
To: xerte at lists.nottingham.ac.uk
Subject: [Xerte] Re: RLO Corrupted when Certain Media Load Reached?

Ermm... you've got me thinking that I am wrong about this but it happened 3 times.   I'll watch very carefully and report back.


What is the "media file"? 

Do you mean 500 MB? 

With Wizards, when you import media a "media" file is created, alongside the rlo.  MB?  No....... definitely KB's and not MB's.

Deborah



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