PMB (Picture Motion Browser) FAQ

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Troubleshooting
When I try to export media files to the camera, the error message [An unknown error occurred.] is displayed.
I cannot send e-mails from the PMB (Picture Motion Browser).
The message [Importing stopped because there is not enough free hard disk space to import the media files.] is shown, and still images and videos cannot be imported.
I cannot upload files to the network services.
The Expand Videos function is not executed.



When I try to export media files to the camera, the error message [An unknown error occurred.] is displayed.
This error message is displayed when the media files you want to export are damaged. In that case, execute [Update Database] from the [Tools] menu before exporting the files.


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2007-10-16 / 07_00091

I cannot send e-mails from the PMB (Picture Motion Browser).
Please check if the selected file is not RAW data. You cannot attach RAW data file to an e-mail.
Also, check if MAPI is enabled in your e-mail software. (For details on MAPI, refer to the manual or help of your e-mail software.)


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2007-10-16 / 07_00095

The message [Importing stopped because there is not enough free hard disk space to import the media files.] is shown, and still images and videos cannot be imported.
The drive that is set for the still images and video media files to be imported (default is C:Drive) does not have enough free space. Increase the free space in the drive to import to.


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2009-1-4 / 08_00065

I cannot upload files to the network services.
This may occur when the date and time setting of the computer is incorrect.
Set the date and time of the computer correctly.
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2009-1-22 / 08_00093

The Expand Videos function is not executed.
Videos need analyzing in advance in order for you to use the Expand Videos function. Select [Tools] - [Analyze All Content] to analyze all videos, or right-click each video and select [Analyze Media Files].



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2009-1-22 / 08_00094



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