During some test I saved a couple of session data files in the PPK2 tool v3.5.3
After trying opening it, I get the following error:
During some test I saved a couple of session data files in the PPK2 tool v3.5.3
After trying opening it, I get the following error:
Hello,
I have the same issue with opening files. I've also tried open them on Linux and iOS.
I get the following error message: "The file: F:\ppk-20230616.ppk requires 2.99880136 gigabytes, but the application you are using is limited to 2.147483647 gigabytes."
The PPK-file size is only 4 megabytes.
Power profiler version v3.5.5
Best regards,
IK
This is because .ppk files are compressed, so when opened they are much larger than the file size indicates. You need to reduce the amount of allocated memory, to something that gives an estimated RAM requirement lower than 1GB. The "estimated RAM requirement" can be seen above the start button in the Power profiler app. We've not yet released a fix for this on Windows I'm afraid. The only way to open this file would be to use the MacOS or Linux version of the Power Profiler app.
Best regards,
Simon
Thank you for quick reply.
I have tried to open on MacOS and Linux already. I wasn't able to open it on either of those.
I've tried to copy the files also, with no luck.
Best regards,
IK
What kind of error(s) are you seeing on the other operating systems? I can ask the devs if there's anything we can do here if you really need to review this specific file, but if possible I'd recommend decreasing the RAM requirement as explained and do a "smaller" sample measurement that is readable.
Best regards,
Simon
Hi,
there are same errors on all operating systems ("The file: F:\ppk-20230616.ppk requires 2.99880136 gigabytes, but the application you are using is limited to 2.147483647 gigabytes.").
Is there any way to increase RAM-memory for the Power Profiler -program? In advanced settings I can reach only 2147MB.
And yes, it would be great if there is any way to open files. I have multiple files with same issue, those measurements were time consuming.
Best regards,
IK
I've forwarded this as a request to the devs. I can't guarantee anything, but I'll let you know when I hear back from them. Either way, for future reference I'd recommend not to max out the power profiler measurements in the Power Profiler app.
Best regards,
Simon
I've forwarded this as a request to the devs. I can't guarantee anything, but I'll let you know when I hear back from them. Either way, for future reference I'd recommend not to max out the power profiler measurements in the Power Profiler app.
Best regards,
Simon