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It's hard to diagnose without seeing your directory structure and HTML file references, but I think it's a simple file path problem.

First, double check that there are no extra html files or jpgs in the OEBPS directory. It's easy to have extra files or copies of files in there and forget to remove them. This ALWAYS triggers errors from epubcheck.

Second, you need to verify that the image paths in the manifest are the same as the actual directories inside the epub directories. Are these image files at the same level as OEBPS or below OEBPS? (As an additional check, you should open the html files in a browser and make sure all the image files are actually present). In your manifest, the images file would have to be under the OEBPS directory. Here is an example from my manifest of a line referencing images.

<manifest>
<item id="d1437e4" href="images-epub/end-whiskey-cropped-notext.jpg"
media-type="image/jpeg"/>
</manifest>

I use this directory structure

OEBPS/
images-epub/
end-whiskey-cropped-notext.jpg
firstxhtml.xhtml
secondxhtml.xhml
META-INF/

Doublecheck these things. Other than that, your .opf file looks normal. How are you checking with epubcheck? Is it possible that the error message is a remainder from a previous check?


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