OK, I’ve been doing a little file editing and this afternoon I tried to open a directory of 209 MP3s that i’ve opened many times before and I got this error:
Out of memory, Jaikoz must be restarted, to increase the memory allocated to jaikoz modify its memory settings in the start up file and then restart
So…
I think went to the help section of the site and followed these instructions:
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3.5. Memory Management
Warning this section is for experienced users of Java only
The following parameters effect Jaikozes memory usage
-Xms64m -Xmx256m
The -Xms64m parameter specifies how much memory in megabytes (64) to allocate for storing data (such as the Audio Files Tagging Information) when you start Jaikoz, the -Xmx256 (256 megabytes) parameter sets the maximum memory allowed to be allocated.
If you are attempting to load many audio files (more than 10000) you may get a warning that memory is low, by increasing the value of -Xms you will be able to load larger amount of files if you require it. However trying to load too many files may place too high a CPU load on your computer could severely effect performance.
If you are running Jaikoz you need to modify the value of -Xms within the Info.plist
Go to where you installed Jaikoz
Show popup, and select ‘Show Package Contents’
Go into Contents/
Select popup on Info.plist and choose Open With …
Select Application/TextEdit
Find the line that says -Xms64m -Xms512m
Increase the value of Xms to the value you require
Go to where you installed Jaikoz Show popup, and select ‘Show Package Contents’ Go into Contents/Resources/Java in Jaikoz.lax to get the same effect. [/b][/i]
I walked through these instructions and up the values to:
-Xms64m -Xms1024m
then
-Xms64m -Xms2048m
It still has the same error.
Any ideas?