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    Arthur Goodwin
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      #525241
      Arthur Goodwin
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        @arthurgoodwin45738

        Hi all

        Having trouble uploading photos.

        Have compressed them all the way down to a file size of 26k from 4mb yet im still getting the error message"unable to complete memory too low"

        Any advice please.

        #525253
        SillyOldDuffer
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          @sillyoldduffer

          Just uploaded a 10.9Mb jpg successfully so the forum seems OK.

          What computer and internet connection do you have? Windows, Apple and Linux are generally good at managing memory, but Android and other smart phones may not be so clever!

          A few things to try:

          • Switching off and on again. Restarting the machine causes it to clean everything up. Sometimes this is the only way to fix a malfunction that failed to release memory after use.
          • Try a different browser. e.g Firefox rather than Chrome or vice versa.
          • If on Android, try Settings, Developer Options and tick 'Don't Keep Activities'. This causes Android to remove closed programs from memory rather than letting them hang around in case they're wanted again. (The advantage of leaving them in memory is they start faster if called again, the downside is they can squat on the memory needed by something else.)

          Dave

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          Steviegtr
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            @steviegtr

            Are you using a P.C or tablet,, phone etc.

            Steve.

            #525292
            old mart
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              @oldmart

              I use a 16mp Pentax K5D with the recorded pixels set to 2mp. I will see if a larger file will add to the album without causing trouble.

              I have just added an 11Mb picture of a planing machine taken at the underfall yard at Bristol docks using a Pentax K3II 24 mp camera.

               

              imgp0881 (1).jpg

              Edited By old mart on 06/02/2021 16:39:40

              #525298
              Anonymous
                Posted by SillyOldDuffer on 06/02/2021 14:53:19:

                • Switching off and on again. Restarting the machine causes it to clean everything up. Sometimes this is the only way to fix a malfunction that failed to release memory after use.

                If it's Windows-8 or 10 and you have Fast-Startup enabled (the default) you need to be careful:

                Doing a <Shutdown> results in Windows saving the kernel to disk and reloading it when you start up again. In this case you have no guarantee the memory is cleared.

                Doing a <Restart> doesn't turn the machine off but does reload Windows from scratch and will clear the memory.

                (IMO these procedures are counter-intuitive … thanks MS)

                Holding down the SHIFT key while doing a <Shutdown> will bypass saving the kernel, shut down the machine and reload Windows from scratch at next boot.

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