Maximum File Size for a Captivate file before the graphics begin to get replaced with rectangles

I have Captivate 6
I published a 39 slide file with audio to an .exe.
It was 130 mb.
The first part of the course was fine, but when I got to slide 20, the graphics were replaced with a bright red rectangle.
What is the maximum file size before this happens?
(I ended up converting each audio file to mp3. That reduced the file size to 88 MB)

That red rectangle is usually due to the slide needing to be set to High Quality 24bit. I don't believe it has anything to do with the filesize.

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