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• How to export a MXF with 4 audio tracks. Original stereo 1 and 2 and the other stereo language 3 and 4?

  Hello

  So my question is in my title.

  I provide a MXF for a local television station. They ask me to create a MXF with audio 4 channels - 23LUFS.

  First, I create my sequence, I put 2 Adaptive audio track with my audio file. But when the first to export, it blends all my audio track and then give me a MXF with busy channel 1/2 and 3/4 empty.

  I need help :-)

  I am grateful for!

  so not an audio export 4 channels would require a sequence adaptive audio 4 channel?

• Equium A200-1V0 using XP - recent conversion issues.

  * Hi, *.

  * I recently inherited my laptop the girls, he had vista installed on it. I'm not a big fan so decided to install xp. I found a great guide on the forum, see below, (the topic is now locked) *.

  The original guide:

  + How to install XP Home on the following Vista laptop. 05/01/08 +.
  + PSAF5E + Toshiba Equium A200-1V0

  + Introduction
  + Here are the measures taken by us to remove our Toshiba laptop Vista and replace it with XP Home. There may be inconsistencies in our methods and we cannot have all the correct drivers installed, but everything seems to work OK for us. +
  + Our laptop now runs much faster, opens and closes more quickly and is more stable. +

  + This isn't a 5 minute operation. It should not be attempted by anyone with only a knowledge of passage of computers because it is very easy to screw things. The shop you bought your PC against them will load a lot to fix things and they will probably insist reinstall Vista! +
  + Be prepared that this would also probably negate your warranty. +

  + Luckily, I have a 2nd PC under XP, which allows me to access the web. This is very useful because it means that when your Vista machine is "broken" you can always find help and download the driver files. I also used my 2nd PC to create the XP installation updated the CD discussed later. +
  + You must have access to the web via a PC or another to get the necessary drivers. +

  + Method +.
  + First, even if you have Vista on your laptop, download and run a program of interrogation as "Belarc advisor" that lists all the drivers and software installed on your laptop. Print it out for future reference. It will be useful later when searching on the web for all drivers that may require updating. +
  + Now, make sure that you noted on all the necessary settings for your Internet connection. +
  + Also, back up the files that you may have placed on the hard drive you will lose the lot, including emails and the address books and web bookmarks etc. +

  + Unfortunately, the Toshiba disk that comes with this laptop does not appear to have all the required drivers with it. Instead, I think it relies on Vista keeping copy on your hard drive. It's not very bright that when the disk fails, you have lost everything! +
  + This means to go on the web and the search of all the required drivers run the XP successfully. +
  + Some we have found, for example the wireless network adapter, however this was not a problem because once we had installed XP and connected to the Internet through an Ethernet cable to our router, we were able to run 'Update Driver' for each missing item. +
  + Go to "Device Manager" via "Control Panel" then "System" and then "hardware". Then look for any yellow question mark for all the problems. Right-click and run 'Update Driver' for the Hardware Update Wizard and allow the PC to search the web "this time only. +
  + The ones we made in this way were: wireless adapter, Audio adapter. +

  + Unfortunately an original CD of XP SP2 does not contain the required drivers for this laptop. Therefore, when you start the CD it will be, after a few minutes of installation of files, say you have a hardware problem, there is no hard drive. +
  + To remedy this, you will need to download the right drivers Intel ICH8M SATA AHCI Controller. I could not find on the website of Intel, but on the contrary searched on Google for him. and he got to: http://www.alphadownloads.com/downloads/download-hp-intel-sata-ahci-controller-driver-ver--d-3064.html+

  + The other necessary drivers that we found on the web were: +.

  + Intel chipset device software installer +.
  Web page +.
  + http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=N&ProductID=816&DwnldID=14528 & strOSs = 45 & OSFullName = Windows * XP Home Edition & lang = eng +.

  + Or if this link does not try this: +.

  + http://support.intel.com/support/chipsets/inf/sb/CS-021273.htm+

  + Select 'Download Intel chipset software installation utility' on the left side, and then select your operating system "XP Home +.
  + Select "INF Update Utility - primarily for Intel 3, 900 chipset series ' +.
  + and download it. +

  + Driver Intel graphics: Mobile Intel (r) 965 Express Chipset +.
  Web page +.
  + http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=N&ProductID=2800&DwnldID=1438 8 & strOSs = 45 & OSFullName = Windows * % 20XP % 20Home % 20Edit ion & lang = eng +.

  + Or if this link does not try this: +.
  + http://support.intel.com/support/graphics/intelgm965/+

  + Now, select "software & drivers" on the left side and select your operating system "XP Home +.
  + You will be presented with a list of files. +
  + Select provided? ® Graphics Media Accelerator Driver for Windows * XP (exe) +.
  + and download it. +

  + Marvell Yukon Ethernet Driver +.
  Web page +.
  + http://www.marvell.com/drivers/driverDisplay.do?dId=175+

  + Or if this link does not try this: +.
  + http://www.marvell.com/drivers/search.do?reload=false+
  + On the right side, select ' W2000 / XP/2003/Vista x 86 & x 64 multilingual Installer (32-bit and 64-bit) for Yukon devices +.

  + Create the XP drivers disk +.
  + Add SATA drivers for a copy of your XP install CD using a program such as NLite. +
  + You have enough spare memory hard drive take a copy of your XP (about 700 MB) installation CD. +
  + Launch the program "sp37005.exe" and it will install on your hard drive. Do not install to a floppy disk. +
  + Download "NLite" of: http://www.nliteos.com/download.html+
  + When you run NLite it will probably say that you need to install ".net Framework", if so, quit NLite and go find the program. It is a Microsoft program that you can find by performing a Google search for the corresponding page on the Microsoft Web site. +
  + Now place your drive to install XP in your CD drive, if it autoruns, leave him. +
  + Run Nlite and follow the instructions on the screen. +
  + The program will ask where is your XP disk then it will ask you where you want to save the copy. +
  + On the screen "Task Selection", select "Drivers" and "Bootable ISO". Press "next". +
  + Select "Insert" and then "Folder pilot several" and now go and find your downloaded files of the SATA driver. Now, select 'All' and ' OK. The program will list the available SATA drivers. Select only the two that mention "ICH8M. Now press "next". The display will show the selected drivers. Press 'Next' and then 'Yes' to the prompt and then on "next" when done.
  + You are presented with the "Bootable ISO" screen. +
  + Put it a new inflammable CD in your CD burner, wait for it to be recognized and out any window that might appear to allow you to install files.
  + Now in Nlite, under "Mode", select "Direct Burn" +.
  + Under the 'Label' enter something like "XP for Toshiba Satellite A200" to identify the drive. +
  + Advanced settings to leave alone and now add the other required drivers by clicking on explore and copy them to the root directory to the temporary directory on your hard drive XP. It might be better to create a "Drivers" folder in the root directory to make them easy to find later. +
  + Now, click on the "Burn" button Now follow the remaining instructions to complete. +
  + You have now created an XP installation disc that contains your SATA drivers. +
  + - As you can tell, it of sound altogether, but avoids having to buy a USB floppy drive and it provides a neat solution. +

  + Hasta La Vista! +
  + Now you are ready to start the cleaning process, if you are brave enough to continue... +.

  + First, re-boot your laptop and the all start-up press F12 to change the boot order so that the CD-ROM/DVD-ROM is first. You can also use F2 and then change the Boot order from there. +

  + Now, insert your new XP installation disc in the DVD/CD drive and re-boot the PC, select boot from CD when you are prompted. +

  + The XP CD will now start copying the files and possibly display an options screen.
  + Select this option to install Windows. +
  + And then remove the hard drive C: partition (with Vista on) +.
  + Delete the partition used by Vista also F. +.
  + You will have to follow a lot of warning messages to delete the partitions. +
  + Now follow the instructions to create an NTFS partition on the C drive. +.
  + Now install XP by following the instructions. +

  + Don't worry that the graphics are a bit large as once Windows has finished installing, you can run the graphics driver you copied on the the XP CD to correct this. +

  + Run three driver files: +.
  + win2k_xp14311.exe Intel graphics driver.
  + INFINST_AUTOL.exe Intel chipset software installation utility ' +.
  + Marvell Yukon Ethernet Driver Setup.exe +.

  + Your graphics card must now improve and you should now be able to connect to the web (after the execution of the web Setup Wizard). But do not do this until you have installed your anti-virus software and firewall. +

  + Now go to "Device Manager" by "Control Panel" then "System" and then "hardware". Then look for any yellow question mark for all the problems. Right-click and run 'Update Driver' for the Hardware Update Wizard and allow the PC to search the web "this time only. +

  + If all goes well, everything should work OK now. +

  + Now go and have a drink to celebrate! +

  * After completing the installation, I found that I had no work wlan driver on my laptop. They are here (RTL8187B_WLAN_Adaptor), but with a big yellow question mark. I tried reinstalling them but it made no difference. I don't know why they don't will be will not installed properly.*

  * All went well and seem to work and all the familiar screens were there. I started using it and wanted to transfer some info from the laptop to my office. I copied the files on a disc using Ashampoo Burning Studio 7 and it seems to work, he went through the whole process without a hitch. When he had finished I checked the drive and it was empty he had no files on it at all. I tried several types/brands but the results (or lack of) is the same. The drive reads the discs will not drive write. Any ideas? *

  Thanks for reading this and I would appreciate any help/advice you may have.

  See you soon,.

  Mike

  Hello

  This means that everything is working properly without WLAN connection and burning the discs?

  Well, are you sure that your laptop is equipped with RTL8187B WLAN card? Therefore, you can check the vendor and device ID in Device Manager.
  But for all the portable Toshiba, you can download the driver WLAN here:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/WLAN/

  In addition, it would be interesting to know which drive you exactly used for the engraving process. I only use high-quality Verbatim and TDK media. I don t use Ashampoo or Nero, I use CD Burner XP because it the freeware tool and I can do anything I want with this program.

  Check it!

• Tecra A8-> S - VHS-> only black & white TV output and no sound

  I have a laptop Tecra A8 and want to view files DVD or video on TV. Following the construction of connection is currently in use: computer laptop output, S - VHS cable S-VHS (male), female adapter S-VHS or Pushpin to SCART male, female SCART - SCART female, adapter SCART male - male pin, pin x entry-3 TV (audio video and left/right).
  All the settings are in accordance with the manual of data by TOSHIBA. Go into the display properties of the control panel there is now no possibility of change of colouring of television. Full face mask is blocked and pale gray.
  The result is an output on TV than in black & white and without noise.
  Details of the parameters:
  (1) display devices-> multiple views-> clone dual intel->... peripheral translation: TV
  (2) display TV settings-> video standard: PAL_B-> TV, index parameters: color-> not possible to parameters

  Thank you

  Hello Joachim

  Your ad made me really curious, and I did a few tests with my Tecra laptop. A few days ago I bought all together of cables and adapters Audio/video.

  For the test I have connected my Tecra to Sony BRAVA LCD TV. Just to be precise, I used cables and adapters follow:
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  S-Video/http://www.nikomp.com.pl/opisy/AY000/AYVCW12N.jpg adapter cinch
  -SCART adapter http://www.lenexpo-electronics.com/e_italy/i/AdattatoreScartSVHS.jpg
  -Adapter audio http://ecommerce.intermediae.it/images/07628G.jpg
  - And of course 10 m cable audio http://www.elderly.com/images/accessories/ACC/CUAD102.jpg

  I tested it using two different options: TV only and extended desktop. I connected all possible combinations and I got the sound and colorful image.

  The important thing is that the image quality is not one that suits and depending on the resolution selected, but its was perfect. Please do not forget to adjust the sound volume on your laptop. If the sound is set on mute or min level you will not hear anything on TV.

  I don't know what TV you have, but I am 100% sure that there is something wrong with the settings of your TV. I can just recommend properly test you and do not forget that the right port on the TV is turned on.

  Good luck!

• Envy 15 t-q100 Quad Edition CTO: Envy 15 t-q100 Quad Edition CTO (ENERGY STAR) at 2560x1440p?

  I am looking to buy a 2560x1440p monitor to use as an external monitor with my laptop Envy 15 t-q100 Quad Edition CTO (ENERGY STAR) . Can this laptop complete 2560x1440p run via HDMI with Windows 10?

  Hello

  No, its maintenance and Service of Guide:

  ● HP Smart AC adapter
  ● audio input (mono microphone) / jack combo audio output (stereo headphones)
  ● HDMI v1.4 support up to 1920 × 1080 @ 60 Hz
  ● RJ45 (Ethernet)
  ● USB: two USB 3.0 ports, two USB 2.0 ports

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-envy-15-notebook-PC-series/7258295/model/7200495/manuals

  Kind regards.

• wireless software conflict or problem of driver... not sure.

  Just wiped my hard drive and reinstalled XP software system. I downloaded all the patches and windows stuff. When I try to connect with my wireless my computer detects the presence of my network, but when I click on 'connect' (in the prompt "choose a wireless network") it connects for 10 seconds and then immediately disconnects. I'm sure that I have downloaded all the drivers legs and patches, too.

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  Hi ravi_800,

  ·         Did you the latest changes on the computer?

  ·         You receive an error message/code?

  I suggest you try the methods mentioned below and check if it helps.

  Method 1: Start the computer in safe mode and check if the problem persists.

  Safe mode is useful for troubleshooting problems with programs and drivers that might not start correctly or may prevent Windows from starting correctly.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/start-your-computer-in-safe-mode

  If the problem persists in safe mode run clean boot to see if there is a software conflict as the clean boot helps eliminate software conflicts.

  Note: After the boot minimum troubleshooting step, follow step 7 in the link provided to return the computer to a Normal startupmode.

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  (b) right click and disable the following components:-display adapter, adapter, audio, video controller, and game.

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  I use my T400 to record the audio in my project studio. I would add a second HD for audio files and the content of the programmes.

  After some searching of web and because of my current installation, would like to know what additional HD system would work well. I'm happy with my system, but see some stuttering and dropping out of school. I run a MOTU light Ultra in the 4 pin F / w.

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  Bill wrote:

  I have several IIs adapter Ultrabay and they work very well with a variety of SATA 2.5 "drives for my purposes

  *********

  Dr. Khan wrote:

  Yes. It will work with no problems atall.

  I personally use one. So far so good...

  **********

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  Kawika says:

  But, seriously, I recently returned to the field / natural records, particularly indigenous and endangered forest birds. I am quite amazed at what I can get out of this PCM recorder (Oly LS-10 w / depth of 24-bit 96 kHz, AudioTechnica and Sennheiser microphones, Sony flat). Workstation is with WavePad for a function I use, noise reduction and then Raven for sonogram analysis and noculars. I looking for something that compress the "echo" the file and did not find something suitable. The Oly came with Cubase LE 4 of Steinberg, and I get a little, um, stunned, when I look at that too long. Newbing all over again, so maybe you have suggestions? The long-awaited T400 replaces my current T41 which, well, gets a little upset at times.

  *******

  Yes, I the Oly LS-10, a very good hand unit.  I also received the Cubase LE 4, but for me, its got a steep learning curve.

  Much more easy DAW is all on a single page of Mackie Tracktion 2 or 3. Very easy to learn and your final product will be just as

  professional such as Cubase. If you learn Tracktion, you will have an easier time with the more complex Cubase.

  http://www.Mackie.com/products/tracktion3/ check it out.

  ***********

  Zilla wrote:

  So, to be on the safe side with the T400 Ultrabay, you could buy the new disk of 320 GB at 7200 RPM Lenovo announced in January.

  I didn't know that Lenovo made a great and fast.  An option, if it is near the level of Seagate.