Difference between the formats "save under".

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  I recorded a video of 18 seconds on my iPhone 6 p and sync Photos on my mac (El Capitan).

  When I try to export this video of Photos on my hard drive, Photos gives me options for

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    • Selection 4K output gives me a 24.3 MB file with a .m4v
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  I want to store this file on a disk hard in case I want to change it in the future. What storage option gives me the most flexibility and the best resolution? MOV file is larger, but 4K does not give you the best picture? The only video editor that I use is on iOS and mac iMovie.

  (18 "video is just an example. What I'm really dealing is a 15-minute video which is > 800 MB.)

  Thanks for any help you can provide!

  MJ - lee

  Hi, mjlee,

  For your application, I would only export the unmodified Original.  File more voluminous, but of better quality and more flexibility to edit later.

  Yes, 4K gives a beautiful image.  But if you go in the m4v form you'd be compressing considerably and thus loss of quality.  Then, when you change it and new made, you could be compressing more.   Whenever you visit, you lose the quality.  In addition, edition would be not as accurate due to compression Group of Pictures.  So, if you can get an unmodified original .mov, I would take this option.  Your unmodified original is going to be a 4K movie much less compressed you can change and go to as high a quality as your application is capable of.

  Best,

  Rich

• The window "save under" Photoshop cannot be resized?

  The window pop up when you try to do a "save under" in Photoshop went full screen which is very annoying, and I can't find a way to resize it. By dragging the corners do nothing.,

  Maybe it's a problem of Windows rather than Photoshop, but it only happens in PS so I hope someone can help me here.

  Does anyone know how to resize this window?

  Thanks in advance.

  With the Save As window, double-click anywhere in the top bar, between the words "save under" and X. It should be smaller.

• Pavilion 10-n102ne: difference between the Pavilion 10-n102ne and 10-n102na

  I want to order a cover for my device (Pavilion 10-n102ne), but did not, on the contrary, I think I found a similar device (10-n102na), so I was wondering what is the difference between these 2 models, not vs na, what it means. The recovery kit works on my device.

  What is the differnce between Recovery Kit or by creating a windows recovery disk, and which should I choose if I want to completely format the system and install another OS?

  Another question is that how do I backup my Windows 10 activation, or is it when I install freshly a Windows 10 the appliance will automatically activate windows? is the serial imprented into bios?

  Awaiting your response

  @ChristopherED
  Welcome to the Forums of HP,
  I hope you're well

  If I understand correctly you want to know about the difference between the Pavilion 10-n102ne and 10-n102na.

  Here is the link with the characteristics of the two products (spot the difference):

  HP Pavilion x 2-10-n102na
  HP Pavilion x 2-10-n102ne

  It is not very different between the recovery kit or one created by your computer apart from the type of creation, if the media created on your computer do not work you can always get one from HP, but you cannot create a new computer because it allows only a creation of media recovery on your computer.

  And the answer to your question about activation, you are right, that the activation code is printed/saved to BIOS if you do not have an option to save as.

  If I helped you to solve the problem, feel free to give me a virtual h.o.t. by clicking on the 'Thumbs Up' icon below.
  Thanks for posting in the Forum from HP Support.  Have a great day!
  Kind regards

• Why is there a difference between the size of the image in photoshop and the investigator?

  I compare this picture here... In photoshop, he says 1.03 MB, and it is said in the finder 217 k.  Same location of the file, even on my computer.  Anyone know why?  Thank you!!!

  

  
  

  
  

  Because there is a difference between the size of the physical FILE of a recorded file, and the actual size of the same file MEMORY use when it is opened in an application.

  Jpg is a file format of an image compressed with loss that compresses the image data when recording. When you open this file in Photoshop, it will be decompressed in memory, as Photoshop requires access memory of uncompressed data.

  Simple as that. Try to save as uncompressed tiff file. You will notice that the file size will be the same as the open in Photoshop.

• How to read the voltage difference between the 2 pins of a RS232?

  Hi, I'm new in this field and I'm having a problem in the acquisition of data from a RS232 port. In fact, I don't know if it is possible to do.

  What I would do, is to read the voltage difference between the two pins of the port. It's because I want to measure the temperature (and save the data) in a very simple way. I have 6 thermocouples and I thought weld at the different pins of the RS232 interface and acquire analog signals in mV with the computer. Then, I would use a thermometer to calibrate the values.

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  No, it is not possible to do it with the serial port. The port is not an A/D converter. A simple RS-232 tutorial will tell you that the port is binary in nature.

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  According to the Cisco documentation

  Low RF signal strength does not mean the lack of communication.

  The quality of the signal is low means poor communications.

  If someone can explain to me the difference between the power of the signal and the quality of the signal?

  In accordance with my AP home I see that this signal strength is measured in numbers like 50% or 100%.

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  As for the signal and the noise of measurement or should we say quality of signal. Providers sometimes give you a % or dB scale when ranking signal. You can't really do headers or tails of the % scale because each vendor has % different measures. But check your access point, because you will be able to change in dB.

  Look at dBm. At the moment my client shows:

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  The dB scale is simple. More PB the STRONGEST signal. You'll see - 59 of the signal is good, in fact, I'm about 50 feet from the AP. If you are under the ap you will get as a - 30ish. Noise, we do not want to be noisy, if we want to see the noise to-100. More low is the dB of noise as loud noise.

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  Does make sense?

  Normally, you want to see your signal not exceeding 67 - not for voice or - 76 for the data. And your noise should be greater than-90.

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  I understand the difference between refreshing and resetting windows 8. But what is the difference between the volume where Windows 8 is formatting, then reinstall it and a reset?

  Hello

  The difference between updating and resetting of Windows 8 is quite simple.

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  Thank you for your interest in the PGX! If you want to write a custom algorithm, you should do it in green-Marl. Marno-Green is a custom DSL specially designed for writing of graph algorithms. You can then use the Java API of PGX to compile and run your algorithm. Find a detailed tutorial: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E56133_01/tutorials/compile.html

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  You don't say where in the world you are, but the link below shows the available plans. There is a drop down box that allows the conversion in different currencies.

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  A linked clone is a copy of a virtual machine that shares virtual disks with the virtual machine of parent on a regular basis. This preserves disk space and allows multiple virtual machines to use the same software installation.

  Cloning of a virtual machine can save time if you are deploying several similar virtual machines. You can create, configure, install the software on a single VM and then clone several times, rather than the creation and configuration of each virtual machine individually.

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  A model is an original copy or a reference image of a virtual machine that can be used to create many clones.

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• What is the difference between the cat of the IR and IR data files in lightroom it please

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• Difference between the operator NOT EXISTS and NOT IN

  Hi experts,

  I understand that this question has been asked several times, but I would like to have a clear understanding of the following:

  SELECT MEANING FROM FND_LOOKUPS WHERE LOOKUP_TYPE='WIS_WORK_DEFINITION_NAME';
  

  The results are:

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  User_Defined_WD

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  I have run this query:

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  MAIN

  REWORK

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  AND  fl.lookup_code=wsd.work_Definition_name);
  

  If the inner query returns null, the query gives the result:

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  While Query1 returns data, query-2 not return all the data.

  There is no apparent difference between these two queries, because of the last sentence of your NOT IN query:

  AND fl.lookup_code = wsd.work_Definition_name

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  No one who will return a line, for reasons that are obvious, hopefully.

  Now consider the row where lookup_code = TEST. The NOT IN query finds a no line in wis_work_definitions where wsd.organization_id = 207 AND wsd.inventory_item_id = 2686 AND 'TEST' = wsd.work_Definition_name. A list NOT IN containing no words can be ignored, so the two queries become like this:

  SELECT fl.meaning fl fnd_lookups WHERE fl.lookup_type = 'WIS_WORK_DEFINITION_NAME' AND fl.lookup_code = 'TEST'

  Which returns a line.

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  Salvation;

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