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• WMP 12 and large MP4 movie files

  I use WMP 12 as a server that is running Windows Storage Server 2008-R2 Essentials which is fully updated with Microsoft Updates. My drive configuration is the C 60 GB with 31,67 GB free drive and the car has just been defragmented and a free D 12 to 6 to Reader & 6 TB used never defragmented. I have 3 types of video/movie files that include wmv loaded. MPG and mp4. Most of the time my file sizes range from very small, a few MB, to larger sizes a little less than 9 GB. Recently I tried to load videos that extend into the 13 GB to about 20 GB in size. Although these files appear in the windows Explorer, they don't show in the list of folder/file WMP. All these files are mp4 but I have other mp4 is responsible and they play very well.

  Anyone know what is happening? WMP 12 has problems with i.e. large mp4 files those beyond 8 GB? WMP 12 has a restriction of file size? If there is a restriction that is a registry setting and can it be changed?

  Any ideas would be welcome.

  Thank you

  RandyJ574

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site and must be placed on Technet or MSDN
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• If I buy adobe Elements 10 or later what software should I make the DVD to mov files, the files are large and I know they must be compressed and I don't want to lose quality... I know that adobe pro you still need software, but will still work with el

  If I buy adobe Elements 10 or later what software should I make the DVD to mov files, the files are large and I know they must be compressed and I don't want to lose quality... I know that adobe pro you still need software, but will still work with the elements and may itself make the compression... I know it can burn DVDs...

  vidog

  If you burn to a DVD disc in first items 10 and later versions, some choices are

  a. DVD-VIDEO standard screen or 4:3 16:9 on DVD disc

  Both will have the frame size of 720 x 480 pixels. But the big screen comes with a 16:9 flag that extends approximately 856/480 16:9 display video after encoding. The screening is not adjustable by the user... and you end up with the DVD-VIDEO format @ 29.97 images per second interlaced.

  b. format of the AVCHD on DVD

  Here is the video display 1920 x 1080. And, depending on the version, can be 29.97 images interlaced per second, or 23.976 progressive frames per second (if not just 29.97 images per second interlaced). Although you can generate some AVCHD DVD with a regular DVD burner, DVD AVCHD is in need of a blu - ray player that supports supported AVCHD DVD or one of these drives multimedia multi which is also.

  c. If the player allows... you can export your Timeline file saved on a USB Flash drive and then insert this USB Flash drive in the drive to get the reading of the file. On this route, you can set the Premiere Elements avancΘs to customize your choice of export preset.

  Please consult the bulletin and consider then, let us know if we have targeted your question. If this isn't the case, please give more details in the areas where we do not have.

  Thank you.

  RTA

• Fusion iPhone close and wide MacBook movie files

  How to merge small movie files that were recorded with an IPhone with larger files that were recorded using the portable camera? When I merge the parties left and right files wieder in QuickTimePlayer are cut.

  Conversely, when I expand the IPhone more they become blurred and distorted.

  Thank you!

  My preference in this situation is to edit the large clip to the timeline to set the properties of the project for 16:9 automatically.

  Then layer a solid under the clamps portrait - generator by choosing a suitable color for the generator.

  Other duplicate clips of portrait, intensify the lower clamp and apply a blur.

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• External hard drive does not allow me to backup large video files

  Hi - I wonder if anyone can tell me why the Toshiba 1 TB 3.5 "external hard drive I recently bought does not allow me to backup large video files from my PC.
  The files are located in the region of 5 to 10 GB and when I try to save these I get the message that they are too big for the destination.

  Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

  Do you want to just copy/move these files from your PC to the external HARD drive?

• Move files and programs split the hard drive

  I am running XP on a disk hard to split, C, and D. All my program files are on C and it is full. There are not many other large files on C. The D drive is only half full. How can I move files from C to D program so that XP can find and they work properly?

  You may not, without uninstalling them and custom install to d. (programs that is)

  You can use a third-party tool of the party, for example Acronis Disk Director to merge partitions, if D contains only data, other wise D to shrink and expand C (all with the tool)

• Documents scanned on more than 8600 are recorded in the form of very large pdf files

  HP Officejet pro 8600 more all-in-one.

  OS Vista Home Premium 32 bit

  . The PDF files created by scanner are 10 times larger than files created by my previous all-in-one to the same DPI setting.

  How can we reduce the size of the file.

  Open the 8600 Officejet Analyzer and select the Advanced Settings.

   

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  • Select from the file tab, then look where it says file size / quality and move the slider to your needs.
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• Problem with Windows Movie Maker 2.6 Re: Save movie file

  I get the classic "Windows Movie Maker cannot save the movie to the specified location. Verify that the original source files used in your movie are still available, the location of the backup is still available... "Message ETC, but I have a few additional details that I hope will help someone diagnose what might be wrong:

  * In fact, when I import video files (imports are in WMV format - I have converted to WMV using iOrgSoft Video Converter), he split the file into several clips of different lengths to seemingly without rhyme or reason (done on my old computer with a different version of WMM too).

  Going to the statements in the following format:

  FileName_001 FileName_002 FileName_003 FileName_004... etc.

  Then, I divided the clips if necessary to isolate the parts I want to drag them to the timeline.

  Anyway, through experimentation I found that for each file, I can use all the clips, it was automatically divided in to the last, where I can only use a certain small part of it (the last of them is usually the largest by far) and have it save in a movie file.

  So FileName_001, FileName_002, and FileName_003 will all work and save to a movie file in their entirety, and I can use a smaller portion of the FileName_004 and have it record as well. But if I spent a certain point in this last clip (FileName_004), it will not save.

  So let's just say that the 8 seconds of FileName_004 can be saved in a movie file. If I try just to save 2 seconds of a value of the element after only the second 8 FileName_004 brand, it will trigger the "Windows Movie Maker cannot save the movie to the specified location. Message to verify that the original source of the files... ».

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  I too Movie Maker 2.6 running in Windows 7 (64-bit), and sometimes she would not publish the movie. So today after reading things here, I did some research and found this page:

  http://movies.blainesville.com/2010/05/installing-Windows-Movie-Maker-60-on.html
  I removed the Movie Maker 2.6 from my PC and then downloaded and installed Movie Maker 6.0. I opened the last project of 2.6 MM that would not publish the movie in my new 6.0 and clicked on _Publish to this computer_. And it worked. So I tried a larger project which had also failed to publish the movie and it worked again, producing a 40 MB .wmv file.
  So it seems under MovIe Maker 6.0, designed for Vista, works fine under Windows 7, at least if you download the file shown to Movie Maker Blog of Blaine (Blaine Hat!).
  BTW, .wmv files, I brought in Movie Maker have been converted to .flv files using a free Quick Media Converter HD download, that I found at cnet.com. I highly recommend it (and its creator, I sent money PayPal).

• How Adobe can convert my .mp4 in 3840 x 720 px .mov files?

  Im a moment difficult to deliver my video file to a client. They have a system that only plays .mov files in 3840x720px.

  I tried all day, but none of the adobe could help me.

  Seems the adobe media encoder locks the file to 2000 x 720 px, when you select quicktime? I don't understand.

  Also tried converting via quicktime player, but it can export only in 1920 x 1080...

  I could really need a program that manages my strange needs, hola, if you know one!

  Thank you

  What codec they need to use their system?

  If you are not sure, try to make a QuickTime with the Photo-JPEG codec (attention: the size of the file will be significantly larger than a H.264)

• I am considering buying Adobe Elements of site 10 or later, I have to be able to burn DVDs "s of large MOV of my digital SLR.

  If I buy adobe Elements 10 or later what software should I make the DVD to mov files, the files are large and I know they must be compressed and I don't want to lose quality... I know that adobe pro you still need software, but will still work with the elements and may itself make the compression... I know it can burn DVDs...

  Double question If I buy adobe Elements 10 or later what software should I make the DVD to mov files, the files are large and I know they must be compressed and I don't want to lose quality... I know that adobe pro you still need software, but will still work with el

  Premiere Elements (where you your other questions) includes a subset of the features of Premiere Pro and more

• Why Adobe first Pro is changing the original images/assets (for example, mov) files? (CS6)

  Background:

  1. A colleague gave me a large .mov 33 GB for use in a project, I put this file on a backup disk.
  2. I did a copy identical .mov 33 GB file and placed in a folder that I use for work on a project in Premiere Pro.
  3. I ran Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 and dragged through the 33 GB .mov file in the sequence (imported)
  4. Premiere Pro CS6 in line started in the file.
  5. After what he had done, I noticed that its modification Date was just now, that is to say different to the modified Date on the copy of the original file during the backup drive (see step 1)
  6. I ran a check for BeyondCompare between the file .mov on the backup of the drive (see step 1), which the project Premiere Pro used (step 2, 3) and Beyond Compare reported that they were different.

  I thought at first it was corruption in independent files, but I checked several times and got the same result, then it is certainly Premiere Pro deliberately editing the file.

  So I am confused: these are supposed to be the same file.

  Why is there need of Adobe Premiere Pro to edit the images?

  What does the file?

  Wouldn't be better to create a separate file if necessary?

  I can accept that if this is how it works and it is good to know that it was the first Pro deliberately edit the files and not of corruption (so my equipment had to be healthy). But it makes more sense to me if Premiere Pro is separate copies modified for its own use. Editing the file that it annoys my process to ensure the integrity of backups; If the original active film files were the same that the copies, then it would be easy to know that backups are OK.

  Thoughts?

  Definitive answer (I think): it's this definition, "Write XMP IDS to files on import" - that confirms that Adobe Premiere Pro is deliberately editing the .mov file: 935347 B http://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/preferences.html#WSE3BD4A43-7022-4fe6-97F5-95313

  These positions provide general information as to why have enabled would be beneficial: the advantage is to be able to skip compliant files by matching to the original file using the embedded XMP tag: -.

  • http://helpx.Adobe.com/Premiere-Pro/using/preferences.html#WSE3BD4A43-7022-4FE6-97F5-95313 935347B
  • http://www.DVinfo.NET/forum/Adobe-Creative-Suite/498627-why-premiere-modifying-video-files .html
  • https://forums.CreativeCOW.NET/thread/205/876064

  (Found using Google keyword "adobe premiere pro update")

• Import large XML file to Table

  I have a large (819 MB) XML file I'm trying to import into a table format:
  < ROW_SET >
  < ROW >
  value of < column_name > < / nom_de_colonne >
  < / ROW >
  ...
  < ROW >
  value of < column_name > < / nom_de_colonne >
  < / ROW >
  < / ROW_SET >
  
  I tried to import with xmlsequence (...). Extract (...) and ran into the number of nodes exceeds maximum error.
  
  I tried to import with XMLTable (... from XMLTYPE (bfilename('DIR_OBJ','large_819mb_file.xml'), nls_charset_id('UTF8'))) and I gave up after he had run for 15 + hours (COLLECTION ITERATOR PICKLER FETCH number).
  
  I tried to import them with:
  
  insCtx: = DBMS_XMLStore.newContext ('schemaname.tablename');
  DBMS_XMLStore.clearUpdateColumnList (insCtx);
  DBMS_XMLStore.setUpdateColumn (insCtx, 'column1name');
  ...
  DBMS_XMLStore.setUpdateColumn (insCtx, 'columnNname');
  LINES: = DBMS_XMLStore.insertXML (insCtx, XMLTYPE (bfilename('DIR_OBJ','large_819mb_file.xml'), nls_charset_id ('UTF8')));
  
  and ran in ORA-04030: lack of memory of process when trying to allocate 1032 bytes (subheap qmxlu, qmemNextBuf:alloc).
  
  
  All I have to do is read the XML file and move the data into a table in a reasonable time. Once I have given in the database, no longer need the XML file.
  
  What would be the best way to import large XML files?
  
  
  Oracle Database 11 g Release 11.2.0.1.0 - 64 bit Production
  PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
  "CORE 11.2.0.1.0 Production."
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  NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production

  (Gross) approach should work for you.

  CREATE TABLE HOLDS_XML
          (xml_col XMLTYPE)
        XMLTYPE xml_col STORE AS SECUREFILE BINARY XML;
  
  INSERT INTO HOLDS_XML
  VALUES (xmltype(bfilename('DIR_OBJ','large_819mb_file.xml'), nls_charset_id('UTF8')))
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    FROM HOLD_XML HX
         XMLTable(...
            PASSING HX.xml_col ...)
  

  How it differs from your approach.

  With the help of the HOLDS_XML table with storage XML BINARY SECUREFILE (which become the default in 11.2.0.2), we provide a place for Oracle store a parsed version of the XML data. This allows the XML code to be stored on the disk instead of memory. Oracle can then access the necessary XML fragments of the disc in the instead holding the entire XML in memory and the analysis several times to find the necessary information. That's what COLLECTION ITERATOR PICKLER FETCH means. A lot of memory. You can search on this term to learn more about this if necessary.

  The approach XMTable then simply reads this XML to disk file and should be able to parse the XML without problem. You have the option to add XML indexes, but since you read just a while and throw it away, there is no advantage to (most likely) index

• Color correction MOV file

  Hello, I have a problem with the import of the FCP generated XML file in Adobe Premiere Pro, so I can later transfer to Adobe After Effects for color correction.  So, I think a high quality MOV file I can export from Final Cut to the correct color.  Does this make any sense?  I like to keep the highest possible quality for the presentation of my film in DVD, film festivals, etc.

  Such a method would be detrimental to the quality of the image?  What would be the best way to color correct a file?

  Also, as an aside, Color Finesse comes integrated into After Effects or it should be bought separately.  For a person, who is an amateur in the color correction does a big difference whether a correct color in After Effects or Color Finesse?

  Thank you very much

  If you export a movie encoded without loss of Final Cut Pro, you won't lose any quality by moving your movie back as a QuickTime movie. People often use the Animation codec or the PNG codec in a QuickTime container for coding without loss of films for such transfers. The files are large, however, so don't expect to use these files for playback in real time or distribution.

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• icloud photos windows mov files

  Hello

  no problems with my Iphone6 and sync photos to my Photos of Icloud running Windows.

  All photos are here... but I also see a MOV file with photo... Why is it...?  Given that the photo is a pure why during synchronization jpeg or download I get also a MOV of the same photo file...?

  Thanks in advance

  Hi magellan99_98,

  I understand that you have any questions about the files that you see when you import your photos. I know it's important to have an understanding of your files, so I am pleased to provide you with some information to help you clarify.

  Read this article which gives a short explanation of Photos Live on a computer:

  OS X El Capitan: Live Photo

  With some iPhone models, you can shoot the Live pictures, include a still image and a short video clip just before and after the image. When you play a Live Photo, you see the picture and the video that has been captured with him. Not all applications can play Live Photos; in some cases, you will see just a still image.

  Because these photos include a short video clip before and after the image, you can see a .mov file, associated with some images.

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