Ross, this was "before your time" so to speak... but do you remember when the original empeg came out with a 2 GB hard drive, unless you wanted to spend the extra money and get the massive 4 GB model? I still remember the discussions about whether there was any reason to get the bigger hard drive. Who would need four whole gigabytes of MP3s? When I finally got my first empeg, I knew I was set for life because by then it came with a truly gigantic 10 GB drive. By today's standards I am still a piker with just 160 GB.

Now here you are, running more than 100 times the capacity of the largest empeg that was available when emplode was conceived and first written. I guess it wouldn't be too surprising to discover that you may have finally managed to outstrip the limits of the program.

11 years later, who woulda thought...

tanstaafl.