LR 4 says files to big on import, but I don't know why?

Hello,
Lately I've gotten an error when trying to import into LR that the file is too big. I'm not sure what the problem is, and was wondering if anyone had information.
Doesn't seem like it is the physical file on disk, as I have other files that imported into LR that are bigger (I have some files that are 3.43 GB). These files are smaller than that (a couple at 3.2GB, some under 2GB, some under a gig). So is it the image size? These last are about 20k pixels by 28K. I read somewhere that LR can handle up 64k x 64k.
Anyway, can't seem to figure it out. Btw, these last files are all tiffs.
I'm using LR 4.3 on Windows 7.
Thanks

Okay, if Jürgen Ritter is correct (and if things haven't changed from LR 2 to LR 4), there's the problem. Jürgen Ritter said... "Lightroom does not support...files with dimensions greater than 65,000 pixels per side or larger than 512 megapixels;" (odd, I'd found this thread, and didn't catch this--I think I misread the 512 MPs as 512 MBs). Others that I have read, in that thread and elsewhere, had said that LR will take files up to 64k x 64k pixels. Not quite right, as that implies a file that is 64k pixels in each dimension would work.
Anyway, it appears Mr. Ritter is correct, as my files that are clearly less than 64k x 64k pixels, but just over 512MPs, are too big.
Thanks Jim

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