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  reproducing can´t audio track on videos recorded in AVCHD format. The computer has windows 7 starter edition and windows media 12. We see only the video tracks.

  The same file (AVCHD format) have been reproduced without any problem, halfway another portable computer with the same version of Windows Media and Windows 7 Professional (12).

  Is there something that can I do.

  Hi Ulises,

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  I understand from the information you have provided to us, you can't play as AVCHD file format in Windows 7.

  It seems that the AVCHD file format is not supported by Windows media player.

  You can determine which codec was used with a specific file; read the file in the player, if possible. When the file is playing, right-click the file in the library, and then click Properties. On the file tab, look at the Audio codec and Video codec sections.

  Then you can uninstall any installed codec and install that you need to do the job file.

  If you have several codec for the single file to work they can clash and cause problems.

  You can check the link for assistance on the issue - below

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/codecs-frequently-asked-questions

  Using the windows-related issues feel free to post on the Microsoft Community Forum.

• Adobe Flash CS6: "unexpected file format".

  Hi all

  First of all, my apologies if posted to the wrong forum.

  We have been affected by a problem when users opened their .fla files - they are presented with the error "unexpected file format".

  To my knowledge, the flash CS6 version we have is up-to-date. We have also followed the fix "zip repair" suggested on the many messages of the forum / Web sites but have however failed to recover the file.

  We are currently looking through backups to restore previous versions of files, although the progress made since that version are lost. We use the software for education - and we have a number of students who currently depend on this software for their courses.

  One thing I noticed in an earlier backup is that right after you open the file restored, I am presented with a window of mapping of fonts for fonts that are not installed on my system. I don't know if it has nothing to do with the issue though.

  No official response from Adobe is very appreciated!

  Thank you
  SB

  This isn't an official response.

  your fla is corrupt.

  You can try to fix it (it seems you've tried) and you can sometimes restore work fla to decompile a swf to work (if you have one).

  and you should learn to save frequent backups with different file names.  It is safe to apply a system of versioning of your backups.

  If I have a project named adobe_test_project.fla.  I immediately record adobe_test_project_001.fla.  Subsequently, I increment the 001.

  I have a shortcut keyboard (ctrl-alt-s) and jsfl that automatically executes the jsfl which then saves the fla with the incremented number:

  my "save_as.jsfl":

  var doc = FL.getDocumentDOM ();

  var uri = fl.getDocumentDOM () .pathURI

  {if (!) URI)}

  Alert (' SAVE YOUR FILE. \n\nAn original file save is required to establish your backup directory and the name that will be used to add version numbers.) ») ;

  } else {}

  var a = uri.split ('_v');

  {If (a [a.length - 1] & a [a.length - 1] .length == 7 & {was [a.length - 1].substr(-4) == '.fla'})}

  save them

  var version = findNextVersionNumberF(a[a.length-1]);

  var prefix = [0];

  for (var i = 1; i)<>

  prefix = prefix + "_v" + a [i];

  }

  bool var is fl.saveDocument(doc,prefix+'_v'+version+'.fla');.

  } else {}

  first save

  a = uri.split('.');

  a [a.length - 2] = a [a.length - 2] + "_v000";

  bool = fl.saveDocument (doc, a.join('.'));

  }

  {if(!bool)}

  Alert (' SAVE ERROR.\n\nSave manually (for example, file > save as...)');

  }

  }

  function findNextVersionNumberF (s) {}

  var Version = Number (s.split('.') [0]);

  Return formatF (+ 1 version);

  }

  function formatF (n) {}

  var s = string(n);

  While (s.length<>

  s = '0' + s;

  }

  return s;

  }

• Lately, I have had difficulties dealing with somee of Photoshop Save tiff files!   As he works on the photo layer by layer and then decide to "save under" as a file it seems to get corrupted quite often.  Look, I'm a Windows of the image itself is

  Recently, I had a few difficult problems with Photoshop and trying to save files in TIFF format with all the preview in the folder looks more like a negative image seems to be missing information.  At the same time, I can record it all this is a JPEG or a PSD file, it seems no problem!  The previous and JPEG without problems!  I wonder if my Photoshop (CC 2015) program may be corrupt? I've updated some sixteen days ago or so and since then I have had this problem.  Suggestions of what the problem may be, suggestions of either try to go back or do a complete reinstall?  All this is very frustrating for an old man, just trying to make good photos!  Any help would be appreciated.

  Hi crusty

  Greetings!

  Recommend to reset preferences to default Photoshop

  Press and hold the keys Alt + Ctrl + Shift (Windows) or Option + command + shift (Mac OS) you launch Photoshop. You are prompted to delete the current settings. New preferences files are created the next time you start Photoshop.

  Or see How to remove/reset the Photoshop preferences

  * Backup stock/Modified Workspaces/Plugins before (if any)

  Let us know if this helps

  finished an excerpt in the record looks more like a negative image seems to be missing information.

  Could you share the image with us so that we can better help you?

  Concerning

  ~ Assani

• Lightroom exported CC JPG file format not valid

  I had two clients today say that files I sent them (exported from Lightroom) wouldn't upload to their Web site due to an invalid file type being, it was the mistake, they got when you try to download. Initially, I thought it was just something on their end because the two were not very computer savvy. However, after thinking about this I realized these my first two projects since the upgrade to Lightroom CC. I double checked all my settings export everything seems the same to me and I use the same workflow I always do. I can't test it myself as I don't have access to the sites they were using. I'm curious to know if anyone has had problems with JPG exported, or there may be a setting I missed somewhere?

  I opened the peak of the sample into 12 Mac and Windows programs and uploaded to Flickr and Zenfolio, and none complained (see list below).  I looked at the file with Exiftool and added some examples of metadata - Exiftool usually issues a warning if the file format is not strictly conform to the standards.

  So this peut be a case where the file produced by LR strictly conform to the industry standards but has a domestic provision which is not usually used, tripping a software that does not properly implement the standards.  It already happened at least once in the previous versions of LR, and Adobe changed LR to avoid the problem.   I see hints of this possibility in the dump Exiftool - JPEGs produced by LR CC have 102 unused after the TIFF header bytes, while typical JPEGs do not have these unused bytes.

  You can test this hypothesis very quickly: open the sample peak in the CC of Photoshop (or another editor if you don't have Photoshop) and save it on with Save as the same level of quality.  (Other programs don't usually write these bytes unused header.)   Ask your customers to try to download this version.

  In addition, ask your customers for the exact error message (letter for letter) and the software that powers their Web sites.   That could give better clues.

  Mac: Preview, Photoshop, 2014 CC utility ColorSync, Firefox, Chrome, Lattice, brush, Safari, Word

  Windows 8.1: Files overview of the Explorer solutions, Irfanview, paint, Windows Photo Viewer

  Online services: Flickr, Zenfolio

• The f4v and flv file formats are deleted in CC2014 media encoding. Chapter points are still possible?

  It is a problem, because these two formats seem to be the only file formats that support chapter points.

  How can I add chapter points, or something similar to a video playing in Acrobat Pro?

  What I want is to add triggers for a video, which plays in an Acrobat document, so that the layers are turned on and off during video playback. Moreover, I want to add Javascript to such actions.

  My ultimate goal is to make interactive documents explaining the projective geometry. Theorems are illustrated so much better when you provide them with animations, so that it is clear that some points and lines do not move whien other points and lines are displaced.

  So, basically, I want to have texts, videos that explain and animations consisting of geometric constructions that demonstrate, through animation, invariants of the transformations.

  How is that possible?

  Is there another function in Acrobat Pro XI that makes this possible in a different way?

  Adobe has decided to abandon the FLV and F4V, but all other video formats that include the cue point metadata, so Acrobat is left high and dry does not allow the specification of the Rich Media Annotation in the ISO 32000. You cannot add chapter points in Acrobat unless they exist in the video file, then you will need to use the third-party encoding software (or reinstall an older version of Media Encoder).

• Open the document in the plugin file format blocks Illustrator

  Hello

  I am trying to open an EPS file in a File Format of plugin GoFileFormat() Manager, the following code.

  AIDocumentListSuite * sAIDocumentList = nil;

  AIDocumentHandle document;

  message-> d.basic-> AcquireSuite (kAIDocumentListSuite, kAIDocumentListVersion, (const void *) & sAIDocumentList);

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  message-> d.basic-> ReleaseSuite (kAIDocumentListSuite, kAIDocumentListVersion);

  The file is opened and displayed correctly, but as soon as the handler returns, Illustrator crashes. In fact, Illustrator will break if these lines are also available in the sample application TextFileFormat GoFileFormat() Manager. However, I tried to put these same statements to another location (for example against the click of a menu item), where they seem to work fine. But it may also be accidental. What can be the reason? Is there a problem with this code? Or open files in this way is not possible in the GoFileFormat() Manager, perhaps because he's already opening a new file type? If this is the case, how the code should be changed? I need to open this eps file, in fact more than one eps file when the user chooses to open my special file type (in fact, the eps file names are mentioned in this file). I also tried to set the sAIDocumentList as a global pointer (like many other pointers on in samples), but the result remains the same.

  Any help will be most appreciated.

  Thanks in advance,

  Joydeep Ray

  Hello

  > Or open files in this way is not possible in the GoFileFormat() Manager, perhaps because he's already opening a new file type?

  I think that is probably the reason why it crashes.

  > If this is the case, how the code should be changed?

  You could use a timer. In your GoFileFormat() Manager to store the file name, and then create a timer with a zero time-out.

  File name of store etc.

  sAITimer-> AddTimer (message-> d.self, "DocOpen", 0, & docOpenTimer);

  Return kBadParameterErr;

  In your GoTimer() Manager, open the file and remove the timer:

  If (message-> timer is docOpenTimer)

  {

  sAITimer-> SetTimerActive (message-> timer, false);

  Code of the open document

  }

• Cannot open footage or import clips - unsupported file format

  We have an iMac workstation running here first that won't open projects or import clips.  Here is the chronology of events that led to this:

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  Thank you.

  Don Hertz

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  Don Hertz

• Save as file formats error

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  chris50d wrote:

  ... all the plugins are current versions except one. I had this with CS5 without any problem. Is it possible that this plugin touch save as file formats? ...

  Your problem is typical of the CS6 recording overflows when CS5 plugins are loaded. Some plug-ins CS5 can be OK, but looks like you have one that is a problem.

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• "Unexpected file Format" Flash save corruption

  Hello.

  We have recently upgraded to Windows 7 64-bit of Windows XP here at work, and since the upgrade, I discovered a very scary problem with Flash.

  When you go to save one of my major projects, Adobe simply crashes often purely and simply, gel and displaying a standard error message.

  "Adobe Flash CS5 has stopped working. A problem caused the blocking of the program works correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is available. "- with an option to"close the program ".

  I hit close program, and Flash disappears. If I try and open again the same FLA file, I get the error message

  "Unexpected file format".

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  OS: Windows 7 - recently improved 32-bit of Windows XP

  64-bit Intel Xeon X 5560 @ 2.80 Ghz

  4 GB of Ram

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  I was wondering if it was a case of memory, but Flash seems to use about 450 mbs. About 40% of my total memory is free, according to the performance of the Task Manager.

  Any ideas what might solve this problem?

  Not an answer but a suggestion for Adobe:

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  Hello

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  Thank you

  Captivate uses BMP because it is a lossless format.  JPG compression is frozen, which means that you lose data.  In addition, BMP or PNG are formats better to capture screencaptures of software interfaces, because the type of compression, they use works more efficiently with large areas of color (which is what the software interfaces tend to have). Compression of JPG format is designed for the photographs and situations where you gradients and color changes in direction X and Y.

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• Recovery of file name in the plugin file format

  Hi all!

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  Hello

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  Good news. After much back and forth with you don't know how many people I'm finally able to view the PDF file. No questions asked! I'll attach it here and in other threads by download. Look for it soon in HTML format on http://www.stage.adobe.com/devnet/photoshop/ after that I have using information from CS5. Also note the 'the Panel Guide' for CS5 is now available on this page as well.

• Should I change file Format for CD burning

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  Thank you for using communities Support from Apple!

  I see you are eager to learn more about the quality of the music, and if you can do something else to get them to a better quality.  Now it is possible to convert your AAC to Apple Lossless files, the only change you will see is a significant increase of disk space being absorbed by these songs.  Simply put, you can put the lossless format, but you will hear no audio enhancement.  In addition, encoded AAC files downloaded from the iTunes Store already compete with the quality that you hear on a CD of music retail:

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• When opening .doc website link, FF adds .docx file extention &amp; does not open in Word 2010, with incorrect file format error. Pls Help

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  You can try to delete the mimeTypes.rdf file in the Firefox profile folder to reset all the actions file.

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