Dreamweaver - green line on the side of MP4 videos

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• Dreamweaver - green line on the side of the MP4 videos, part 2

  The original discussion: Re: Dreamweaver - green line on the side of MP4 videos

  OK now I get disturbed (not the fault of you guys of course).

  I discovered that the green line is NOT on my videos, but is caused by the insertion of the video (via Insert-HTML-HTML5 video).

  Another method of insertion, the original route, I used in the old (Insert HTML plugin) version works better - does not cause the green line, but the line grey on the background remains.

  I don't want ALL the lines on the edges of my videos. (I like black open space, that I had, it's much more aesthetic and gives a full page less busy look).

  As you can see on other videos (approx) on the menu, what happened to the previous version of DW (defective if it was with El Capitan - it crashed or took a force - quit almost whenever I used it).   http://www.communicomics.com/eyemenu.html

  I am trying to edit these videos, and there seems to be no way to reintegrate those who are free to line to this new version.

  (This happens when I try to re - insert the same videos in this new version.) It is certainly something in this new version, which is the cause.)

  I am also changing the text, and apparently I can also no longer edit the text using the 'direct' either - the only way I found to do it is to make a code live/split screen and revise the text in the code section.

  I also miss the opportunity to make a convenient toggle of the widths of the table (I tried to create a new page, thinking that the green line can be caused by the table created in the previous version.

  (Maybe there is a simple way to edit live view that I'm missing?)

  But I'm trying to get this stuff finalized, and this new version is screwing things upward.

  I'll take the time to learn the Muse, but today, I need a quick way to work with what I have (and of course, when I do, there is no guarantee of Muse will not have the same question 'lines').

  I just want to be able to replace the videos with revision without the lines.

  If there is no work around for this, is it possible to have the old version of DW back so I can finish it without all this hassle?

  Please advise, my countdown has...

  Thanks again,

  Joe

  To get rid of the green line, make sure that your output video width is a multiple of 16.

  Short answer. With MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 (and other codecs DCT based), compression is applied to a grid of 16 x 16 pixel macroblocks. With MPEG - 4 Part 10 (h.264), multiple of 4 and 8 also works, but 16 is more effective.

  Nancy O.

• Green line on the right side

  Hello

  When I export the media I get a green line on the right side, not always on the same sequence, it varies every time that I new export (when I change something on the sequences of integers), what would be the solution?

  

  solved the problem by cropping the image to 100% to 101% on images of 24 p

• What is the green line in the address bar and how do I get rid of him?

  Not more happy with Firefox 5 that I was with Firefox 4, but I at least 1 new problem. There is an irritating, ugly green line that appears in the address bar. What is this and how do I get rid of him?

  The sounds that you have installed the extension of the State-4-Evar (Tools > Modules > Extensions).

  • Evar-4-status: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/status-4-evar/

  You can change the behavior of the progress bar in the extension Options.
  
  Status-4-Evar-> Options-> progress > [] see the progression in the address bar

• The HP Omni100 5155 PC: HP omni100 5155 red and green lines on the screen

  I used a music cd in my pc one day and the next day I had thin green and red, vertical lines throughout the screen. I did a number of bugs, but the problem persists. I was wondering what I need to do or it sounds like a graphics card? Although I checked it and the message says: "the device is functioning properly."

  I tried the things:

  • updated drivers
  • scanned for viruses
  • cleaned the ram
  • memory diagnostic tool
  • update graphics card

  Sorry, for obvious reasons, I'm not here to sell you a computer.  Most of the all-in-one computer today have the specifications you are looking for, except perhaps the webcam integrated according to the model.  You can see the HP, Amazon or Tiger Direct store as examples.

  If you are looking to buy the same more or less the same model as you have now, they are abandoned or not available unless used or refurbished which I would not recommend it.

  Before doing something drastic, discover the repair costs to the one you have now.

• HP Envy 5532 Printing green lines across the page when scanning in color

  Hi, I'm Green striped wallpaper is the best way to describe it, when I scan a document color the entire page has this striped background green and the image being analyzed. The printer is around the age of 18 months.

  I tried all the diagnostic tools that are available through the printer, nothing seems to clear it.

  Any suggestions?

  Hey @thelentons,

  Welcome to the HP forums! I hope you enjoy your stay here.

  I understand that your e-all-in-one printer of 5532 Envy is scanning with green lines. I can help you with that.

  To start, make sure that the printer is plugged directly into a wall outlet , not a surge protector. Once it's done remove any paper flat from the printer and turn the printer off, then on again. Finally we will try to make a copy. If the copy has lines so you have a hardware problem. If you are able to make a copy without lines so you can have a software problem.

  If you have a hardware problem

  While the printer is turned on remove the cable at the back of the printer for a minute, turn on the printer and try to make a copy.

  If the copy always has lines in it then we will make a factory reset the printer. I'll send you some pointers on how to do so shortly in a private message.

  If after the reset you still have lines in print then the printer needs to be replaced. You can contact HP support by clicking here and filling out the form below.

  If you have a software problem

  I can provide you with more information, but I need to know what operating system is on your computer. If you are not sure what your operating system is you can click here to find. Please let me know what you use, and I'll be better able to help you.

  I hope this solves your problem of copy and wish you a nice day!

  If this solves your problem then please help others to find this post by clicking on accept as Solution on my post.

  If you appreciate my help so please let others know by clicking on the icon below my post thumbs up.

• INCH BLACK LINES DOWN THE SIDES OF THE SCREEN OF MY LAPTOP SINCE THE INSTALLATION OF WINDOWS 7 NEED HELP... PLEASE

  Ive just installed windows 7 on my copy of vista 64-bit. the thing is tho now my office is not whole screen on my hp laptop. It was fine with vista, but I am new to windows 7 and do not know what to change. Ive got two black line on both sides of my screen about an inch in size. HELP PLEASE

  Right click anywhere on the blank desktop (not on an icon), and then select the screen resolution.

  Under the box with the image of the screen the middle button label resolution with a value in the button X y. click on the arrow and is the slider at the top? The highest option "recommended" on this subject.

  If the second answer is, the graphics card no doubt is not installed properly and needs a update driver because he did not interview the screen to get his abilities properly.

  If this is the recommended option resolution corresponds to what you believe the display is capable of. Slide this setting and select apply and see if the black bars and the image fills the screen.

  An LCD has a fixed number of pixels wide and high, and has a specific ratio. The standard reports are 4:3, 16:9 or 16:10. With black bars or the other side, it is very likely, the screen is a ratio of 16:9, but the graphical output is 4:3. Some stretch to fit other screens the black bands.

  Any setting other than the good for the screen will produce a soft image with a loss of sharpness.

• Red/green line at the beginning and at the end of the rendered video

  Hi, I recently started to use the first and it's amazing, but every time I make a video; a green line which then became Red appears at the beginning of the video, and it is quite visible because I usually begins with a Fade In-Out effect. It is the same for the end of the video, but I do not understand why this is happening.

  Here's my info:

  Operating system Windows 10

  NVidia GeForce GT 720MGraphic map

  8 GB RAM

  Intel Core i5-3337U CPU @ 1.80 GHz

  Adobe Premiere Pro CS6

  Any third party Plugins installed

  Gameplay videos, H.264 codec.

  The only time you won't see a coloured line is when a clip freshly abandoned in the calendar that has a codec/format supported.

  What gamefootage probably didn't.

  And probably don't have material on MPE.

  In your case there always will be so a line colored over your footage.

• How to remove lines from the side of a rectangle

  Hello, I am a brochure design and have added a rectangle with an outline of a different color, but I want only the shot to be on the top and bottom of the rectangle.  How can I remove the sides?  I tried just by selecting the race with the direct Selection tool and then click on delete, but it removes the entire rectangle, fill and stroke.

  Thank you... my apologies for such a newbie question

  broomeGirl,

  You can:

  (1) create a copy of the rectangle and remove the fill on the copy and delete the line on the original;

  (2) after the deselection, with the direct Selection tool, click on each of the two unwanted segments and delete it.

  You can group the two strokes and the rectangle at the bottom.

• Green lines on the canvas?

  How do I get the green lines? BTW, I pressed "CTRL r" and then pressed the numbers!

  These lines are the guides - they can be moved off the screen by selecting the tool move, then dragging them to the canvas.

  If you can not select them, they can be locked - to unlock, go to view > Lock Guides and make sure that 'Lock Guides' is disabled.

  

  You can also erase all your Web guides by going to view > clear Guides.

  

  See you soon!

  Kendall

• Small black lines on the sides of the integrated video Youtube

  I joined a number of youtube videos in a simple html doc. Most of them seem to be good, but there are 2 has a slight black line on some of the edges. I really need them to be crispy like the others. The video on YT doesn't have those same black lines. Anyone know how to remove these?

  http://www.intellicom-analytics.com/jcuundergrad.html (The right side of the first video and both sides of the last video)

  Note: I am not owner of the videos YT incorporated is not possible to change them at this end.

  Thanks in advance!

  The black lines are the result of a mistake in setting the original size video/video proportions. And these line are visible in the original YouTube videos... especially a problem in the image of "post" that appears before the beginning of the video. See here:

  http://www.YouTube.com/v/y5uVqOuMdCw?version=3&autohide=1&showInfo=0

  and here:

  http://www.YouTube.com/v/na1e9uLImIU?version=3&autohide=1&showInfo=0

  The lines have nothing to with your video player on your page or you can correct it by changing your Web page... the lines are part of the video itself.

  To correct this problem, you must perform a new rendering of the original video file... NOT the Youtube file, but the original.

  If the player holds the original aspect ration (width to height), the video will be resized to fit the dimensions of the player... but if the player is not big enough or wide enough... the black bars appear... that aren't black bars but space empty that the video did not cover. Black bars on the sides of the clip mean that the size of the screen is not big enough. Black bars on the top/bottom, means that the screen is not wide enough.

  These black space "bar" can also be introduced during the editing process if the dimensions of the screen are not properly defined... which seems to be the case here video moose.

  Best wishes

  Adninjastrator

• Pink/green line on the edge of the screen when the crossfade to and from black transitions

  I've seen this posted as a known bug in first, but I have not found a decent solution for it.  Here's a screen Cap what it looks like:

  

  Note the pink verticle line on the right side of the frame. It happens when I am exporting out of the timeline in a different format - it doesn't look like this in the timeline panel. I did some tests and it seems that do that when:

  (A) it is fading to black or black - cross-dissolution of one video to another do not do

  and

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  This does not happen when I create a HD video and it happens when it's a video SD card in aspects "D1/DV NTSC (0.9091).

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  I want to highlight a number of things here:

  • From my experience, I don't have a card CUDA, so I guess I use the Mercury playback engine. However, I always get a pink line using the Adobe Media Encoder. If I just export directly from first, I don't understand.
  • All my patterns are exported to 1280 x 720 or 856 x 480, which are divisible by 4.

  Given these two points, I tend to say that the problem is with SOUL and must be resolved by Adobe. Use an opacity instead of transitions is all just silly - we used transitions in digital bouquets of editing for years, so it shouldn't cause pink pixels.

• Incoming Fax page, left thick black line down the side edge

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  I recently bought a HP Photosmart 7520 printer and had to return because of a wrong switch ON / OFF the printer.  So I returned and bought another. This second printer works perfectly so far!  However, when I recieive a fax, the page has a very thick Black Line crosses the length (less than an inch from top and down) on the left edge. It almost seems to be a template for a fax page?  The first printer (a returned) did not do that, but it does not appear on the second printer.  In addition, the original page fax I sent to my friend and he said, that it doesn't have a thick black line on the fax page, he gets... and then he sent me along a return fax with this black line appears.

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  SyBerGuy

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  In addition, earlier when I check the ink level, he showed the graphics still about 1/4 rest in the cartridge. I had also previously clicked on tell me when the ink level is low. None of this happened?  So now I have to watch closely what is printing a page of text clean/good.

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• HP deskjet 3632: Scanner shows the block of lines on the side

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• V10.2 has 2 of the same clip hit the other with a green line in the middle. Help!

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