That's odd.
I've just created a test gallery on my own Windows 10 PC (using JuiceboxBuiler-Pro v1.5.1) with 'Large Images' selected (at the default size of 2048 x 1536) using source images of 2048 x 1536 and, as they are already within the maximum images bounds, they are copied across to the 'large' folder as expected.
I've also tried with images both smaller and larger than the maximum image bounds and everything seems to work as it should (at least for myself in my own tests).

Unfortunately, I'm not sure what might be causing your problem. It's not a known issue and not something that I remember anyone reporting before (and I cannot replicate the problem myself).

The only thing I can think of that might be causing the problem is if you maybe have the 'large' folder open in another program (perhaps to inspect the images) and the other program has a temporary lock on the folder preventing JuiceboxBuilder-Pro access to it.
Try running JuiceboxBuilder-Pro with no other programs active (other than the usual system processes) and make sure that you save your gallery to a new empty folder.

If this does not help, then a fresh install would certainly be the next thing to try.
Please try the complete uninstall/reinstall procedure noted as #11 in this forum thread.

If this does not help, then perhaps you could provide some of your source images (maybe upload them in a zip file to a file sharing service such as Dropbox or Google Drive) so that I can try to replicate the problem using the same files that you use.
If you don't want to make your images publicly accessible, then just let me know and I'll email you and you can send me a download link privately.
Also, if you could let me know exactly what settings you use in the JuiceboxBuilder-Pro interface, then I'll hopefully have a better chance of reproducing your problem. (A screenshot or two might be the easiest way to let me see your settings.)

Please let me know how you get on.
Thank you.

Harman have now published the AIR v33.1.1.502 runtime for Windows, which fixes the problems found in v33.1.1.444, on their regular download page: https://airsdk.harman.com/runtime

When installing JuiceboxBuilder under v33.1.1.502, an 'unknown publisher' warning will be displayed. Please just click through this warning. This is a known issue, noted on the AIR runtime download page (link above), which Harman still have to address.
This has no adverse effect on JuiceboxBuilder, though, which will run with full functionality under v33.1.1.502.

Hi.

Please check your links. I cannot access your website with any of the links you provided. It looks like you might have edited your post and may have copied and pasted the last two links (as they show the text for the links that would be displayed in the forum rather than the actual links themselves).

With regard to playAudioOnLoad, due to recent browser restrictions, it is unfortunately no longer possible to automatically start the audio playing as soon as the gallery loads in all browsers.
Many browsers are blocking the automatic playing of audio (and video) by default and users now need to initiate the playing of audio (and video) files themselves.

In my own tests (on a Windows 10 PC), I find that playAudioOnLoad currently works only in Edge (Chromium) and Opera (but not in Chrome or Firefox).

As unfortunate as it is, there is nothing that can be done from within Juicebox-Pro to force audio to autoplay in browsers which feature these audio/video restrictions.
Users will likely have the option of changing their browser's settings (depending on the browser) to allow autoplay of audio (and video) but this is something that the user must do. (A user's browser settings cannot be changed from within a Juicebox-Pro gallery.)

However, as long as you display the Audio Button on your gallery's Button Bar (by setting showAudioButton="TRUE"), then users can start the audio track themselves by clicking the button.

Once your links are working, I'll take a look at your galleries and see if I can figure out your other issues.
Also, please let me know what version of Internet Explorer you are testing on.
Thank you.

Further Update:

Harman's link to AIR v33.1.1.502 has now expired, too.

I have asked Harman if they would be willing to re-upload a link to v33.1.1.385 (the last official working AIR runtime for Windows) but, until such a link is available, please download v33.1.1.385 from FileCroco using the following link:
https://www.filecroco.com/download-adobe-air/

The file from FileCroco is the official Harman release of AIR v33.1.1.385 (genuine, clean and safe to use).
I found the SHA256 hash for the 'AdobeAIR.exe' v33.1.1.385 file on a Harman web page archived by archive.org (search for "https://airsdk.harman.com/runtime" and select the page dated 26 January 2021) and it matches the SHA256 hash of the file from FileCroco.

Filename: AdobeAIR.exe
Filesize: 7,689,512 bytes
SHA256: d5c8659a712145cc19b4e23ff0c731c87fefc5c100d98c963a2689c5fd97a96c

Apologies, once again, for the inconvenience.
I hope it won't be too long before Adobe AIR is back on track as Harman certainly seem to have fixed the original problem with v33.1.1.502.

Update:

Harman's link to AIR v33.1.1.385 has expired.

Until Haman publish a fixed version of AIR on their public download page, please use v33.1.1.502 from this page:
https://transfer.harman.com/message/yAj … vio19j765S

I have tested v33.1.1.502 myself and it works well (just like v33.1.1.385 did).

You can download the latest version of WP-Juicebox (v1.5.1.3) from its own support page here.
Upgrading should fix your problem. The first bugfix listed on the Version History page for v1.5.1.3 is:

Just a quick addition which I forgot to put in my post above...

That in itself is not a problem. The Gallery Folder text field is not editable. It is simply a visual confirmation of the folder which has been selected via the 'Browse...' button.

On Android, the only browsers that are officially supported are the stock browser and Mobile Chrome.
If the gallery is not your own and you are using a different browser to view it, then it may be unlikely that there is anything you can do to get it to work.

Having said that, if you can provide me with some additional information, I'll dig a little deeper and hopefully at least be able to determine why the problem is occurring. (Maybe the browser does not support external XML files, or maybe there's a syntax problem with the gallery's XML file and the browser is less tolerant towards errors than Mobile Chrome or maybe the gallery uses an older version of Juicebox with a bug it in causing the problem.)

(1) Please provide a link to the gallery in question so that I can examine it myself.

(2) Does the gallery display OK in Mobile Chrome on your device?

(3) Can you view any/all galleries on our demo galleries page in the Samsung Internet app?

(4) What is the version number of the Samsung Internet app that you are using (so that I can search the internet for any known issues)?

(5) Please check the Samsung Internet app's security settings to see if there are any options which might restrict the loading of external XML files (such as a Juicebox configuration file).

With a little more information, we should hopefully be able to get to the bottom of this issue.
Thanks!

In a comment from a Harman GitHub Issues topic a couple of hours ago, A J W Frost (Harman staff) released a link to a web page containing Windows AIR runtime installers for v33.1.1.385 (the previous version) and v33.1.1.476 (a pre-release version).

You can now download v33.1.1.385 directly from Harman (without relying on software mirror sites).
I have experienced problems with the pre-release version (v33.1.1.476) so I would recommend using the last stable version (v33.1.1.385) for the time being.

Links:

Issues topic: https://github.com/airsdk/Adobe-Runtime … -833331811
AIR v33.1.1.385 temporary download page: https://transfer.harman.com/message/BYb … oGVLJ9CpSN
Harman AIR runtime download page (still offering v33.1.1.444): https://airsdk.harman.com/runtime

I'm glad that you've got the linkURL problem sorted out. Thank you for letting me know.

I'm not sure I understand the problem you are having with image ordering in JuiceboxBuilder-Pro.
It sounds like you're happy with the workaround that you are using (the Lightroom plugin) and that's great.
Just in case it helps, though, it is possible to reorder images on JuiceboxBuilder-Pro's 'Images' tab without the need to rename any images.
You can sort image by File Name and by File Date (and also both in reverse) via the 'Images -> Sort' menu from the drop-down menu at the top.
Additionally, you can drag and drop thumbnails on the 'Images' tab into a custom order. (Ctrl+Clicking a selection of thumbnails and Shift+Clicking a block of images also works.)

With regard to embedding a gallery into an existing web page alongside other content, a gallery created by the Lightroom plugin is essentially exactly the same as a gallery created by JuiceboxBuilder-Pro.
There may be slight formatting differences (whitespace) in the output files but the gallery structure and methods of embedding are identical to one another.

You can follow the regular Embedding in a HTML Page instructions documented here for Lightroom plugin-generated galleries (just like you have done for JuiceboxBuilder-Pro galleries).
The Lightroom plugin does not present the embedding code (like JuiceboxBuilder-Pro does on the 'Publish' tab) but you can grab it from the gallery's 'index.html' file.
Just open the gallery's 'index.html' file in a plain text editor and copy everything between the <!--START JUICEBOX EMBED--> and <!--END JUICEBOX EMBED--> tags. That's the embedding code that the instructions (here) refer to in Step #3.

Alternatively, you could use the baseUrl method of embedding documented here.
This method allows you to keep the gallery as a self-contained entity in its own folder (rather than copying the contents of the gallery folder into the folder containing the page with the gallery's embedding code), but you'll need to tweak the embedding code slightly. You'll need to:
(1) Make sure that the path to the 'juicebox.js' file (in the <script> tag at the top of the embedding code) is correct.
(2) Add a baseUrl entry to the embedding code to point towards the gallery folder.
(3) Adjust the image paths in the SEO content.
Check out the instructions for an example.

Incidentally, I meant to ask, where exactly did you find the extra semicolon? As you say, it's probably not a problem but it sounds like it does not need to be there. If you could let me know where it is, I'll let the developers know. Thank you.

Please see this forum post for an explanation and workaround.
I hope it helps.

Unfortunately, there seems to be a problem with the latest version of AIR (v33.1.1.444).
I reported the problem to Harman earlier today and they have confirmed that there is a problem with the current Windows installer.
For reference, here is my report to Harman: https://github.com/Gamua/Adobe-Runtime- … ssions/788

Hopefully they will be able to fix the problem soon but, in the meantime, a suitable workaround is as follows:

(1) Uninstall Adobe AIR. If you cannot uninstall Adobe AIR via the Control Panel, then delete the following folder manually:

• C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe AIR

(2) Download and install the previous version of AIR (v33.1.1.385).
Harman do not make previous versions available for download but you can still download it from here: https://www.filecroco.com/download-adobe-air/.
The file from filecroco.com is the official Harman release of AIR v33.1.1.385 (genuine, clean and safe to use).
I found the SHA256 hash for the 'AdobeAIR.exe' v33.1.1.385 file on a Harman web page archived by archive.org (search for "https://airsdk.harman.com/runtime" and select the page dated 26 January 2021) and it matches the SHA256 hash of the file from filecroco.com.

Sorry for the inconvenience but this should work fine until Harman releases a new AIR runtime for Windows.