This application may be corrupt. Try again with a fresh copy of this application.
Try increasing the amount of memory allocated to this application, quitting other open applications, and/or closing open documents. If this does not work, you may consider turning on virtual memory or buying more real memory.
If you are running this application or your system software from permanently locked media such as a CD-ROM, restart and use a writable drive.
This may be caused by lack of memory or the files may be locked or unreadable. Try increasing the amount of memory allocated this application. If it still fails, try restarting to make sure all open files are closed.
This may be caused by lack of memory or there may have been a problem reading the file. Try closing open documents and quiting other applications.
Make sure you are using a disk that allows writing (ie. not a CD-ROM), restart, and try again.
The folder may be missing or if it was on a server volume, the server may have been unmounted. Make sure the folder is available or choose another folder and try again.
The destination volume may be locked. Make sure the destination is unlocked and try again.
The destination volume or files may be locked. Make sure the target files are unlocked and try again.
Choose a destination folder that is on the same volume as the starting folder and try again.
There may be files with the same name in the same folder. Make sure there are no duplicate files and try again.
The System Folder or volume may be locked. Make sure the volume containing the System Folder is unlocked and that your System Folder is not write-protected and try again.
The file could not be opened with the specified player for an unknown reason. Try selecting a different player in the Preferences dialog.
The specified player could not be found. Select another player in the Preferences dialog and try again.
There may be missing QuickTime pieces or you may have a version of QuickTime that is too old. You may need to re-install QuickTime or get a newer version. QuickTime can be download from the QuickTime web site at www.apple.com/quicktime/.
An unknown error has occurred while attempting that operation. Try quitting other applications to free up memory. Also, check to see if the target file(s) are locked missing or damaged.
To make changes to the specified files, you need to activate some attributes to change. Activate attributes by clicking on checkboxes and modifying the associated attribute.
Verify that the target files are not on a locked volume such as a CD-ROM. You also might want to check the disk that contains the files for errors with Disk First Aid.
The file may be damaged or it may be an alias to a file that no longer exists. Make sure the file is valid and try again or try another file.
Try changing your username to something more unique (e.g. add numbers to the end of your name). You can change your username and password in the Preferences dialog, in the Ragester panel.
Servers sometimes crash, lose their network connection, or become too busy to service all requests. There may also be a problem with your connection. Verify your connection and try again in a few minutes.
Enter the name you would like for the destination catalog file.
You may need to re-install QuickTime or get a newer version. QuickTime can be download from the QuickTime web site at www.apple.com/quicktime/.
Try again with a different file.
Try deleting unneeded files from your computer to free up more disk space.
You may need to unmount any server volumes you logged into as guest and relogin with your username and password (if you have an account). You can also try using different files or folders that you have access to.
Try a different MP3 file as the reference file or click the None button to avoid using a reference file and instead use the average volume of all the files as the reference volume.
This may indicate your download folder is set up incorrectly. You may need to set up your download folder again. You can set up the download folder in the preferences.
Type the phrase you would like to search for in the search field and try again.
The image may be corrupt. Try again with a different image.
Try increasing the amount of memory allocated to this application, quitting other open applications, and/or closing open documents. Also, make sure you are using the most recent version of QuickTime available.
