Scorm package in CP6 not uploading to LMS - they claim corrupted?

Hi,
I created a lesson with an embedded flv file in captivate 6. I publish the content and can upload to the scorm cloud just fine. When I upload to my LMS (Inquisiq), it spits out an error and will not upload. I have contacted ICS for a solution. They believe my zip file to be corrupted. They unzipped it and rezipped it and now it uploads fine. So I tried pulbishing another file. Upload does not work. I unzipped and rezipped and now it uploaded fine.
I am publishing for scorm 1.2, swf, html5 & pdf options selected.
Anyone have a clue what might be going on here?
Thanks,
Lori

Lori,
After unzipping do they made any change, like removing any file, adding, modifying, structuring?
I think if you get an error on ICS your LMS admin must have a details log for identifying the error message and cause for that. He should be able to isoltae how rezipping it solves it?
Also, can you keep course in just SWF or HTML5 output nad then publish it to see if it could be cause of packaging different file format could be an issue ?
Thanks,
Anjaneai

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