The installation script makes a fatal assumption.
It assumes that you have installed the specific "JFIF" datatype present in AUIMAR95c:jfif_dtc
It then copies specific quality settings for that datatype to ENV and ENVARC so that, when the conversion is run, using this datatype, it uses their specified settings.
However, if you have another datatype on your system capable of managing JPEG files, for example the standard Commodore "JPEG" datatype from the storage disk, their settings will be ignored it will use the default conversion settings. This then results in files that are too big to fit on the floppy disks.
You can manually convert the images by opening a shell, creating a folder and entering it with the following commands (assuming you want to use dh1:textures as your folder)
Code:
makedir dh1:textures
dh1:textures
Insert AUIMAR95c in any drive and then running the following in the shell:
Code:
AUIMAR95c:xtoilbm2/xtoilbm2 AUIMAR95c:jpegs/m01.jpg m01.iff
AUIMAR95c:xtoilbm2/xtoilbm2 AUIMAR95c:jpegs/m05.jpg m05.iff
AUIMAR95c:xtoilbm2/xtoilbm2 AUIMAR95c:jpegs/m08.jpg m08.iff
AUIMAR95c:xtoilbm2/xtoilbm2 AUIMAR95c:jpegs/s18.jpg s18.iff
AUIMAR95c:xtoilbm2/xtoilbm2 AUIMAR95c:jpegs/m19.jpg m19.iff
AUIMAR95c:xtoilbm2/xtoilbm2 AUIMAR95c:jpegs/o05.jpg o05.iff
AUIMAR95c:xtoilbm2/xtoilbm2 AUIMAR95c:jpegs/o08.jpg o08.iff
AUIMAR95c:xtoilbm2/xtoilbm2 AUIMAR95c:jpegs/paper.jpg paper.iff
AUIMAR95c:xtoilbm2/xtoilbm2 AUIMAR95c:jpegs/s02.jpg s02.iff
AUIMAR95c:xtoilbm2/xtoilbm2 AUIMAR95c:jpegs/s04.jpg s04.iff