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jflatto · 12-06-2012, 07:42 PM

Jessica,

Thanks for the response. I know I can use that approach. However, when I have tried that in the past with Stanza, itunes gives me a "can't save itunes" error which I am betting is an "out of memory" issue.

I was running itunes 10.7 on Windows 7 (64 bit) 12 gigs of RAM. I could copy maybe 50 ebooks at a time into Megareader before I got an error from itunes and had to close itunes and re-open it and try copying some more ebooks.

After going through this evolution about 5 times this morning, I decided to install itunes 11 even with all the negative comments I have seen. With itunes 11, I have been able to copy 500 ebooks at a time without any errors. I am limiting myself to 500 at a time simply to let Megareader add the books to the library and not choke (in case it might).

For all its faults, iTunes 11 seemed to have solved this issue.

12-06-2012, 07:42 PM	#4
jflatto Member Posts: 21 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Indianapolis, IN Device: Kindle, ipad 2	Jessica, Thanks for the response. I know I can use that approach. However, when I have tried that in the past with Stanza, itunes gives me a "can't save itunes" error which I am betting is an "out of memory" issue. I was running itunes 10.7 on Windows 7 (64 bit) 12 gigs of RAM. I could copy maybe 50 ebooks at a time into Megareader before I got an error from itunes and had to close itunes and re-open it and try copying some more ebooks. After going through this evolution about 5 times this morning, I decided to install itunes 11 even with all the negative comments I have seen. With itunes 11, I have been able to copy 500 ebooks at a time without any errors. I am limiting myself to 500 at a time simply to let Megareader add the books to the library and not choke (in case it might). For all its faults, iTunes 11 seemed to have solved this issue.