How many images can QT handle in an image sequence?

I want to make an image sequence of 6000 jpg-files. I've got an OSStatus error -8969.
Whats wrong?
mayby 6000 files are a bit to much? does anybody has experiences with handling many files? I've got hundreds of maps with 14000 files. I want them all as image sequences. What's the best solution?

Ten years ago I tested and used 67,000 files in a sequence and it imported into QuickTime in under 4 minutes.
That error code mentions a bad codec. Are you sure all your files are .jpg? No RAW images mixed in?

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