Unknown File, Out of Memory

When opening my project sequence across a gigabit Ethernet connection to an Xsan, I first get: File Error: Unknown File, followed by: Error: Out of Memory.
The Sequence is full of Jpegs, Tiffs, and some 10-Bit Uncompressed. How can I get to view this project..?
Si

As mentioned above, picture files, such as jpegs require RAM in order to playback. You mentioned you have a lot of TIFFs and JPEGs in this project. I'm still willing to bet that is exactly what is causing the Out of Memory error.
Sure, you can copy files over the same network with great speeds, but try taking all of those jpegs and try transferring them simultaneously. I doubt you'll get great speeds doing that.
You could have your editor use the Media Manager to copy the project to an external drive.

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