Hi. Having a problem here with importing a record with a number of mp3 bitstreams. (A music thesis.) Running DSpace 1.4.2, record is http://hdl.handle.net/2440/49474       

I set up a directory tree as per docs to import the record -- done that many times with no problems with simple records.

This record had mutiple mp3 files from 4 separate CDs. So I created a contents file listing all the mp3 files, and used \tbundle:CD1 after each file name to keep the tracks together as four separate bundles. >From the documentation, that seemed to be what I needed.

The import worked, to the extent that the files all loaded, and can be seen in item edit. But they are not visible in the public views.

So, can anyone tell me what I should do to make them visible?

Thanks!

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