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  Hi, until an hour ago, I had no problem opening documents adobe, or word documents, however, when I try to open a pdf document is opened correctly, I have to save it, and then open with adobe, when I try to open the Word document of display of the error message - file conversion, select the encoding that makes your document readable? help please how to do everything back to normal?  I think I caused the problem when I tried to open a Word / PDF of my removable flash drive, can someone please tell me how to solve this problem, without a questionable download?

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  J

  I just stumbled upon this problem there is, it's an easy solution to calm. If it's a .pdf to locate the file right click and select open with, then choose program select by default, choose the adobe reader software. What it does for each .pdf file it will use adobe reader instead of trying to use the wrong program to open the file. Same thing with .doc and .docx files only instead of adobe reader choose microsoft word

• New to the conversion and encoding

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• Conversion of image sequence Cineon LOG in Apple ProRes 4444 XQ in Media Encoder CS6

  Hello

  I have a sequence of images Cineon LOG I want to convert to Apple ProRes 4444 XQ, but I'm not sure of the procedure.

  I use Adobe Media Encoder CS6 on a Macbook Pro OS 10.11.2 2012.

  Could you please tell me how to on this subject?

  Also, I find that I don't have the ProRes 4444 XQ Preset codec in Media Encoder... Can I download it somewhere?

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  Tiya

  
  

  The problem is resolved. Here's how:

  I bought ' Glue Tools Cineon / DPX Toolkit for Mac OS X and used it with Apple Compressor 4 on my Macbook Pro (2012) running El Capitan.

  I was able to convert Log Cineon sequences of images in ProRes 4444 XQ QuickTime movies.

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  • Glue Tools also have a trial / demo for you to try Mode.
  • Currently, glue tools Cineon/DPX Toolkit (4.1.2936) supports only compressor 4, but can add features for the Media Encoder and other tools in the future.
  • Use "Import a file" compressor 4 and select the first file of the Cineon or DPX image sequence when you try to get the glue tools to read them. Do not use 'Import Image Sequence'.
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  Tiya

• conversion of WMVs exported from the WebEx recording Editor, will hurt video encodes with SOUL 5.5 and 6

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• Media Encoder conversion queue does not start

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  If you are on Mac OS there is still one thing you can try, close the SOUL and then delete the folder

  / private/var/home /Documents/Adobe/Adobe\ Media\ encoder/10.0 and restart SOUL.

  Please make a backup of this folder before you delete it in order to get a copy of this book.

  (USER name = your login id)

  This old thread seems relevant SOUL start queue after Re-installing on the new MacBook Pro

• Export Source 24 Bit WAV as float 32 bits before the conversion in Adobe Media Encoder?

  Hello

  I am exporting movies from After Effects as .avi and I was wondering what I need to do to preserve my audio is close to the source as possible. My audio file of the source is 24 - bit / 48K. I use Adobe Media Encoder to encode audio/video like YouTube Widescreen HD but since After Effects doesn't offer 24-bit export, should I export as a 32-bit float? And is that going to change my audio somehow before moving to Adobe Media Encoder?

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• BWF batch conversion - workflow Bug of Media Encoder radio station problem

  Hi all

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• Flash Media Encoder .f4v file .avi after conversion more

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  I converted a 168 MB. Video to AVI. F4V and the file that results is 302 MB.

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• I am EXTREMELY disappointed in conversion of Sonos.

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• How do I batch convert Quicktime mov to avoid (conversion)?

  I understand that sometimes in 2013 10 Quicktime for Mac has begun to force the conversion of .mov who were in a format inherited to a new format.  The way that is currently done in when I open a file with quicktime, it takes a significant amount of time to convert it, and then I have an option to save him.  Nothing new here, and I have read other forums on why this happens.  I would like to batch convert all my old .mov simultaneously and will save the files to a new format for a new folder.  How can I do that quickly, easily, and cheaply?  I tried to import them into the new iMovie thinking it would automatically give them but they do not.  I want to avoid opening several thousand .mov individually in quicktime and save them.  I have OS X Mavericks 10.9.5 and a 13-inch Macbook Pro 2012.  Thank you.

  I would like to batch convert all my old .mov simultaneously and will save the files to a new format for a new folder.  How can I do that quickly, easily, and cheaply?

  Under the Mavericks, Yosemite and El Capitan, the structure of "Convert" used by the QT application X Player are accessible by the user at the Finder level. This means that any file or files selected in the Finder window can be converted separately or in a set a certain target parameter using the option "Encode the selected video files" found in file 'Context' menu. In fact, this menu allows the conversion of target user for the quality of ("compatibility") standard h.264/AAC, h.264/AAC 'Higher quality' or Apple ProRes 422/LPCM, modification of quality files at 480 p, 720 p or 1080 p resolutions. If the source files are not supported by the codec of your current system configuration, but are supported by the FFmpegX codec package (e.g., codecs that are supported MPlayerX, NicePlayer, Perian, VLC, etc), then I personally recommend the usefulness of free Handbrake with his novices presets and manual advanced functions as a batch converter to third party targeted QT OS/IOS/tvOS MP4/M4V files. However, most of the existing files can continue to be played in VLC, MPlayerX, NicePlayer, or the Player 7 QT with Perian installed if you prefer not to perform a conversion.

  

• Card NI DAQ for SinCos encoder?

  We have a RON285 heidenhain encoder that uses signaliing 1Vpp for "infinite precision".  Essentially, it generates two differentials Sin / Cos signals angle and the phase between them allows you to achieve extreme precision for the angle of the encoder.    You must always send two signals with a comparator hysteresis to essentially convert the signal quadrature encoder and count the pulses.  Calculation of phase angle gives you the fractional precision.

  (1) no matter who never used a capture card of data OR to read in the first tensions and make the calculations necessary to convert the singal SinCos until a high precision angle? If so, you are ready to share the code?

  (2) make the SinCos--> Quadrature conversion on the card itself by splitting off the two singals SinCos in two other channels and specify these two channels is coded quadrature singals or do have external hardware do the comparator + hysteresis before it captures in the map?

  P. S.

  I just found this piece of hardware that does exactly what I described in #2 above, I get this same functionality using just the DAQ itself card?  http://www.motrona.com/SinCos.html

  The pointed inline Heidenhain WHAT JB interpolator is exactly the kind of thing I used other suppliers.  Yes, you can introduce digital quadrature channels in a meter and other synchronization maps DAQ in a PXI chassis.   9 kHz in quadrature frequency is easily manipulated by the jury.

  Setting the "pulses per rev' to 360000 and choosing degrees for units should cause the task to do the math for you, for example, when you call DAQmx Read values should already be adjusted to degrees.   Personally, I do always some reason check this scaling value to make sure that there is not a factor of 4 gap because of the differing terminology between encoder and DAQmx tasks sheets.

  As to limit yourself to the Tween 20 x, I tend to agree.  If the Encoder error has been distributed randomly, I completely agree.  But because much of it is probably more systematic than at random, there is a * chance * as some other fractional resolution might be useful.  Probably a pretty small gain at best however.  Unless it's quite similar cost & time probably, I wouldn't bother to > 20 x.

  -Kevin P

• Encoder with PCI-6122

  Hello

  I have a card PCI-6122 and I would use one of the counters like angular encoder, but I got the code of error-200431. Is it possible to use this map against as encoder?

  Peter:

  Two main ideas:

  1. If you have unidirectional movement, you could set up an edge counting task and do your own conversion of angle.

  2. you should be able to configure your task to HAVE to use a digital TTL input as its sample clock signal.  If your encoder signal is TTL,

  It wire pins of the PFI input card and configure the task of the AI to use this entry PFI as the sample clock.   Furthermore, cela

  makes the edge with a little pointless, as the number of samples captured by the task to HAVE it * is * edge County.

  -Kevin P

• A measure of speed high speed with encoder in quadrature and NI 9401 on cDaq

  Greetings,

  We use an encoder in quadrature with 360 pulses/turn on the tracks (track A and B) and no trace of Z to measure motor speed at startup. Data acquisition, we use a NI 9401 in 9178 cDaq chassis and a pc with LabVIEW. The problem is that the start-up period is relatively short (less than 1 second), during which we measure speed as precisely as possible. The speed range is from 0 to 10000 RPM.

  What type of measurement method that you would recommend.

  Here are a few methods that we have already tried:

  -Measure with DAQmx CIFreq--> high frequency with 2 counters: speed measurement, but with a very big mistake (+ 166 RPM).

  -CIFreq DAQmx--> wide range with 2 counters: good speed data but more slow measurement,

  -CICntEdges DAQmx (counting separated the two lanes, speed conversion): very incoherent speed data.

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  Matej

  I would definitely say a 4, the measure of a low freq called option with 1 meter.  (Frankly, I've never been

  fond of this name because it is useful for freqs much higher than what I expect most people think "low freq".)   This

  is the method that I almost * always * use for frequency of counter measures.  It works really well to capture transitional

  variations in speed.

  10000 rpm and 360 cycles/rev, you are looking at a maximum frequency of 60 kHz.  The frequency measurement mode 1 meter

  There will be 80 MHz internal clock by encoder cycle edges, then you will get more than 1000 strokes per measure.  The point

  that means only 1 number of quantization errors, you can expect<>

  Further, you can average overall, say, 10 samples to you give even better accuracy and you could still be a data capture

  rate significantly higher than the probable bandwidth of your mechanical system.  (The average would just clean the jitter and noise and would not

  Hide answer true mechanical characteristics).

  -Kevin P

• iTunes more... the conversion to MP3?

  I recently bought an iTunes Plus song because I read that since iTunes more is without DRM, should it play on my Sansa Fuze. However, that is not download in MP3 format. I searched for more information, and people have said that if I have an iTunes Plus song, I can convert it to MP3 format. I just have to right-click the song in iTunes and it will say convert to MP3. However, the only conversion it offers is "Create AAC Version". I checked the song via Windows Explorer, and the song is in M4A format. How can I convert it, and someone else has this problem?

  Do not burn it to a CD. The only thing that can tear and keep the tags is iTunes, and it will just re - RIP format m4a (at a lower rate than the original!). The reason is this: your import format is defined in AAC format. You just need to change this.

  Go to Edition-> Preferences, click Advanced, and then lower the import change tab 'Import using' to MP3 encoder. I would recommend that you change the setting to a setting "Custom" of 256 Kbps and check "use Variable Bit Rate.

  Then when you do a right click on the song in iTunes, you should have the option "convert selection to MP3". It will give you two copies (a m4a, mp3) in the same directory. You will need to make sure that you get the good copy on the "rocket" and do not get the AAC copy (which will be just wasting space on your rocket).