"Automatic output splitting" not working properly

[juanchristian]

I'm following the suggested structure (kcc/wiki/Automatic-output-splitting), in my case it's:

• Beelzebub
  • Volume 09
  • Chapter 71
  • Chapter 72
  • Chapter ...
  • Beelzebub v09 - 003 (cover)
  • Beelzebub v09 - 004 (index)
  • Volume 10
  • Chapter 80
  • Chapter 81
  • Chapter ...
  • Extra (some volumes of the manga have bonus pages)
  • Beelzebub v10 - 003 (cover)
  • Beelzebub v10 - 004 (index)
  • Volume 11
  • Chapter 89
  • Chapter 90
  • Chapter ...
  • Beelzebub v11 - 003 (cover)
  • Beelzebub v11 - 004 (index)

I get this error when converting to Kindle Voyage .MOBI (special parameters: Stretch/Upscale): "Automatic output spiting failed". Am I doing something wrong or is it really an issue?

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The file is working great on the Kindle. I have one file Beelzebub.mobi that's named "Beelzebub, KCC" internally, and inside I have in order:

• Cover (Kindle default "name" for the first page, this should be Volume 09, but I don't think it's possible)
  • Chapter 71
  • Chapter 72
  • Chapter ...
• Volume 10 (when I click in those Volume XX, I go to the cover + index pages, as intended)
  • Chapter 80
  • Chapter 81
  • Chapter ...
  • Extra
• Volume 11
  • Chapter 89
  • Chapter 90
  • Chapter ...

Thanks.

[AcidWeb]

Cover and index files should be part of first chapter or have separate directory. Volume directory can contain only directories.

[juanchristian]

@AcidWeb Thanks.

So, should I create a folder called 'Cover' and put both "Beelzebub vXX - 003 (cover)" and "Beelzebub vXX - 004 (index)" in there or do I need a separate folder for each?

Will things get fixed this way and stay in order (Volume > Cover > Chapters > Extra) when viewing on the Kindle?

[AcidWeb]

Entire directory tree is parsed alphabetically - so yes.

[juanchristian]

Working, thanks!