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mat-z
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January 22, 2021
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Fixed EPUB export errors; Ingram/Spark rejects publication; TOC anchor issue

  • January 22, 2021
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I created a book layout for a customer of mine both for print and also fixed EPUB. I created the EPUB version from the print version, naturally. When my customer tried to upload the EPUB version to Ingram/Spark, he got the following error message: "(OPF-029): /323371.epub: The file "OEBPS/image/1.jpg" does not appeart to match the media type image/jpeg, as specified in the OPF file." Unfortunately, I have no idea what that means and the Igram/Spark "common errors" page did not address the issue. So I came here. Not sure if this is the right forum, but since I exported this from InDesign (newest version), I thought I'd at least check.

I also have a second problem. Upon exporting the file from InDesign, I get a multiple warnings, "TOC text anchor not found." This is strange because I double and triple-checked the Table of Contents dialog box and "Make text anchor in source paragraph" is clearly checked. What's even weirder is that the first few times I exported this file as a fixed EPUB, I did not get this error. It just started appearing, though I made no changes to the TOC.

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Le5FDA
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April 24, 2021

Hey,

 

I was able to isolate the problem to the cover image. When, during the export process, I had the cover image selected as "Rasterize First Image" it would end up creating the error. Once I changed the cover image option to "Choose Image" and selected a cover image, the problem didn't appear again. Hope that was helpful.

    abenteau
    abenteau
    Participant
    September 24, 2022

    Whoa amazing find. This just helped me a ton, thank you!

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    Le5FDA
    Participant
    April 24, 2021

    Hey there, 

    Were you ever able to resolve this error? I am running into the same problem on an e-pub, also exported it from the latest InDesign: 

     

    The file 'OEBPS/image/1.jpg' does not appear to match the media type image/jpeg, as specified in the OPF file.

     

     

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