Live View remote control (RM-LVR1) on AS100v/w + CX 330?

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• Have a Live View remote problem...

  I use the remote software a lot and started having a problem in Live Mode when connected to the laptop...

  If I am connected there is no problem, but when I go to Live View to see what the camera sees it running a little and then give a "Connection Lost" error and close the software... You can't restart it unless you unplug the USB cable and plug it into the back...  Then, you can restart the software and all works fine... but when switching back to see live can run from any where between 1 second and 20 minutes without any problem, then "lost connection" and the software will stop...  I tried several cables, Reloaded the software and made sure Batteies are reloaded...  I had the camera for a year and a half and it has just started in the last month...   Before I could leave in direct mode until the battery pack came out with such a failure...

  Hi Quantummist,

  I recommend that you contact us for assistance with this.

• Problem remote control RM-LVR2V Live-view

  RM-LVR2V can't conect with my camera AZ1, after that I updated with version 2.0 remote control

  Can I solve this problem. Sorry for my English

  Then. Hi again.
  I am happy to tell you - the problem is solved
  How?-turn on the remote and the camera.
  Use the button on the remote control and the cam rec start beny-BAA...
  right now must use wifi camera button until the beep stops.
  After that this remote control can be used with the camera

• Canon 5dm 3, EOS utility - remote live view - can't stop the automatic exposure.

  Canon 5dm 3. Addicted to the PC running view EOS utility - remote control - live. Utility EOS insists on auto exposure even if the camera is set to manual and ISO is NOT automatic.

  Hi mannfilm!

  Thanks for posting.

  I would like to ask a questions in order to get a better understanding of the issue and what can be the cause of this.

  1. When you look at distance window, the letter M appears indicating manual exposure is defined?
  2. What exposure values change?
  3. You have activated exposure Simulation?
  4. The resulting image appears different from the image you see in the window?

  If it is a time sensitive matter, additional support options are available to contact us.

• EOS 6 d zoom in remote mode live view sharper?

  Hello

  I have this Canon EF 70-300mm Zoom lens on my EOS 6 d, connected via EOS Utility Remote on my Macbook Pro running MacOS 10.9.1. Everything works very well, and I'm really impressed by the level of detail that I can achieve by zooming in on the Moon:

  

  I thought, that looks really amazing! Imagine what the shot will look like when I break the real photo with these settings. And then I get it. This is a comparison of the screenshot of the Live View Zoom View (left) and the actual shooting (right):

  

  I tried to change the quality of the image (I tried RAW) does not. I do not know whence the loss of details, I was wondering if anyone here had any idea about this or that she ran into similar problems.

  Thank you

  Michel

  You can try and turn off High ISO NR? at ISO 12800, you can lose a lot of details with NR. The Moon is clear enough, you don't need an ISO high. And the Moon must be sharp, even at slow shutter speed. Try so the slow shutter speed, lower the ISO, turn off NR. Your shot looks like more on NR off focus or camera shake.

• VMware View vGPU pool remote control software

  Hello!

  Normally, we used Dameware for remote control of our CAD user. But in a pool of VMware View, Dameware should not be used, the support has informed us.

  All other pools we used the VMware console, but it does not work with a vGPU.

  What is ofically supported and tested by VMware?

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  News Info: Vmware supported Dameware, now!

• Live View sensitive div controls have suddenly disappeared?

  

  I worked on a sensitive site Bootstrap in Dreamweaver for a while now. At first, I could resize the DIV in Live View mode with handles on the left and right sides of the blue div outline (see circles) Red photo, and I remember some controls (probably to put the div visibility) in the lower right corner of the div (red see circle photo).

  However, as you can see, these controls are now gone? I can still see the Visual media queries above the Live View mode, but it's like Dreamweaver does not recognize this as a sensitive site? Also, some tags div is described by gray rather than blue when I click on them. I tried to restart DW and reopening, that did not help.

  Can someone tell me what is happening and how I can return to sensitive editing layouts in Live View mode?

  No, this is not the cause. I deliberately put the media ask very low values to test something.

  However, I have discovered the solution: for some reason any, while browsing in Live View mode, Dreamweaver showed the http://mydomain.com/siteURL. When I added 'www', the tools back.

• Support of remote control options to view 4 desktops

  Can someone suggest a support remotely appropriate office application?

  We use currently NetOp v9.2.2 remotely control our physical computers for the management of the end user. It allows several customers view and control a single host for collaboration, etc. Runs as a service and is fast.

  However, it doesn't play well with desktop view mode RDP. Works very well in mode of PCoIP but conflicted with RDP.

  DameWare is my next choice, but their customer service is a show-stopper. Any other suggestions?

  Any help is appreciated.

  Thank you

  Ken

  We had this same problem and I can't say that we have resolved yet. We use LANDesk here on campus, so it would have been nice to use his ability to remote control integrated as we do for our physical machines.  Unfortunately, the landesk agent and pools of related clones don't play well together.

  I have not yet tested, but I looked at using WebEx Support remotely:

  http://www.WebEx.com/product-overview/Support-Center/remote-support.html

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• Remote SSIs in Live View mode

  I am the administrator for several websites in one master site. Each subsite is published by someone else. Each Editor uses Dreamweaver.
  
  I create templates for publishers. These models have server side includes in them. I manage the side Server includes centrally (for example every page on the site has the same banner, it's an inclusion that I manage, and publishers cannot change).
  
  Publishers have Dreamweaver CS4. Their roots site of sites, etc. are configured correctly. When using the new Live View mode, we expected all that they see their pages in an editable with the side State central server includes in place. Instead, the side central server features appear not at all. (Any server-side includes that occur in their own subsites appear.) However, when pages are published on the web server, the pages render perfectly. It is only in Dreamweaver that do not appear the SSIs.
  
  The editors of each have an FTP connection that allows them to see only files in the folders in their site. (It is a preference of the administration of systems outside of my control). Dreamweaver insists on using FTP with local copies of SSIs to display the files that the user does not have permissions to change? Or is it smart enough to work as Contribute and HTTP calls for these files? For reasons no doubt obvious, I don't want publishers have copies of understands it on their local computers - each time I change the banner, for example, I would have to field phone calls asking why he does not appear correctly.
  
  No idea why it does not work, or confirmation/denial of whether Dreamweaver can even do what I ask? Thank you!

  I was able to get in touch with an Adobe engineer about this issue and, in fact, it is possible to do. When you use Live View, you must select "Use Testing Server for Document Source" (which is in the drop-down list on the button Live View). With this selection, understand that do not need to be on the local computer so that they appear.

  A bit more info is at http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Dreamweaver/10.0_Using/WS0459F349-E2DC-4d31-ADCF-F954B79D9A77. html

• Other remote controls for 4 Apple tv

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  I recently got a 4th gen apple tv.

  I find the new remote control very difficult being that I'm visuakky with impaired faculties.

  Does anyone know if the offer from apple or a sell a more tactile remote control like the old TV one of its customers with disabilities

  I live in the United Kingdom

  Thank you

  In my view, it is possible to use the previous remotes ATV with ATV 4. Of course, you'll be without Siri and the trackpad, but it is very convenient.

  You can also form a multisystem remote sends the commands of the ATV. Note that the distance of Siri transmitted via bluetooth, but ATV 4 has an IR receiver also.

  I use my remote TV with HDMI-CEC, allowed on television. The volume must be disabled on the ATV. It works by sending commands via the HDMI cable connecting ATV to all. It is intended to allow the control of a DVD player with the TV remote control. The direction of the arrow keys and enter replace the trackpad button, while back works as a Menu. Haven't found a substitute for the Home button, however. Now, HDMI-CEC varies according to each model and manufacturer, but you may find that you already have the remote you are looking for. On your game, HDMI-CEC will be called * Net or * link; still another denomination.

• Satellite P750 114 - how to start using the remote control

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  Does anyone know how to start to use the remote that came with my makeup P750 114.
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  Hello

  A remote control that is included with some models allows you to perofom certain functions.
  Using the remote control, you can
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  -Place the computer in and out of fashion "Eve".

  There is a button on the remote control.
  It begins or ends the OS. The functions of this button as your computer's power button. By default, the "sleep mode" is equivalent to powering down of the State of your laptop. to change this click Start-> Control Panel-> system and security-> power options.
  You will find options; do nothing, sleep, hibernate, shut down.

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• Re: Cannot use remote control Toshiba Satellite A500-1GL

  Hi all

  I just got my remote Toshiba (G83C0009R110)
  I have installed the Toshiba remote control manager.
  I use pre-installed 64-bit Win7 but cannot get the remote control works properly.

  Can anyone help with this?

  Thank you for your support and see you soon

  Hello

  As far as I know that Toshiba has a number of different models of Sat A500... with different options, check it out...
  So it may well be that some units have one unit of distance, others not... before buying a remote control, make sure that you check whether your device supports a control unit remotely.

  In my view, a merchant who sells Toshiba laptops could you provide details on remote available.

  Welcome them

• Question of Live View EOS 70 d

  Hello

  I just bought a 70 d EOS.  My question relates using Live View under "auto".  I understand that touch the display screen directly causes the camera to focus about to contact, and that's exactly what's happening on my camera.  However, I also noticed that exposure changes as well.  For example, if I touch a subject dark opening or time will change to allow for more light and vice versa if I touch a light object.

  I don't see any reference to this in the manual.  This is a very good feature, but I'd be curious to know where this feature is described in the manual, if anyone knows.

  Thank you

  D 70 has an iFCL 63-zone metering system. In other words, the area of the image you see in the viewfinder is divided into 63 different areas which are measured individually, with the collected info better interpreted the system and then used to get to what the camera "think" is a correct exposure.

  When in 'Auto', it probably uses so-called evaluative method. This method places more emphasis on the area immediately around the active AF point. It's kind of like one-off measure related to the focus area turns, but evaluative measure also considers the rest of the area of the image in its calculations.

  You probably also Simulation exhibition enabled (in fact it is not possible to turn it off using a fully automatic mode).

  If you were using a rather 'creatives' (as Canon calls) auto exposure modes, you would have more flexibility in the setting of the camera upwards. For example, you can choose a different method of counting (weighted Central don't react just like evaluative, simply examines the entire image area, with slightly more emphasis on the central part of the image, but without link to special AF point), or you could dial in some more or less using Exposure Compensation adjustment. AV, Tv and P is the automatic exposure modes 'creative '. AV means "Aperture priority" and is where you choose the opening and automation of the camera selects an appropriate shutter speed to match. TV stands for "Shutter priority", where you choose a shutter speed and the camera rule opening automatically. P is "programming mode", where the device regulates the opening and priority. (Note: in three modes, you would have chosen and ISO, first.)

  You could also disable Simulation exhibition, if you wish. Then the visible image on the LCD screen of the camera varies in the same way.

  However, I really do not pretend that you do not use evaluative measurement or Simulation of exposure. They are both valuable tools at your disposal. I suggest that you learn to use them to your advantage. Also become familiar with the camera's three other methods of counting (Center weighted, partial and Spot).

  Evaluative measure doesn't do a good job in a variety of situations. I suggest you learn to use it.

  First, try to think about the world in shades of gray, rather than colors. Like all the reflective metering systems, it was designed to produce a "neutral gray" and is influenced by the tone of the subject. For example, if you are shooting a black bear in a coal mine, the camera tries it overexposing. Or, if you are shooting a polar bear in a snow storm, the camera will try to underexpose it. In both cases, the metering system is still trying to be out "neutral grey". He can't think... to do the thinking and to recognize the situations where it will be shifted, skip it and make the appropriate adjustments.

  Simulation of exposure can help warn you of the top and bottom of the trends of the exhibition. You can also read your images and inspect the histogram, see if you over or underexposure issues, so that you can always re - draw the image if necessary.

  Note: more of what the camera offers there are other types of meters that work differently. For example, measure frequency measures the light falling on the subject, rather than what is reflected off of him (such as reflective metering). Used right, it can make for a more precise dosage. However, there is simply no practical way to build a frequency counter in a camera and use it for automatic exposure control. Frequency counters are for the most part separated, handheld and many of them are also able to measure with precision the flash and strobe lighting.

  It seems to me that if your device works just like it should. It's just a matter to become familiar with it and learn to use it.

  In addition to the manual that came with the camera, there are guides available that can be very useful and complete the manual. I suggest you to check what guides are out for 70 days. Whenever I have started working with a new model of camera I always buy one or two of the guides, as a shortcut to get up to speed using the camera. From personal experience, I can recommend guides by Charlotte Lowrie, Michael Guncheon and David Busch. If you are looking for 70 "d" on Amazon in the books, I'm sure you will find guides by one or several of these authors and probably a few other very good (some authors a few I know).

  If you are really new to photography, I also highly recommend getting a copy of "Understanding Exposure" by Bryan Peterson. It can also be very useful, and is more of a preview of the works the cameras in general. I think it should be mandatory reading for all new photographers, or at least for all those who want to move beyond the skill level of point-n-shoot.

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• HP Touchsmart 600 - remote control issues

  I have 3 questions on the remote control for my HP TouchSmart 600, which works well for almost 4 years (not jinxies).

  #1 can no longer change the channel of the program guide.

  When I press the Guide button, the TV guide is displayed as expected. I can page up/down through the guide but when I press the button (the Center button on the remote control) to switch to the selected channel, it takes me to the library menu and position myself to the TV option saved rather than change the channel. He used to work. Note: I did take the trouble to restart the Live TV app like this seems to require to reach for the mouse.

  What I did or I'm doing wrong?

  #2 remote to 'enlarge' / 'restore down '.

  Is it possible to use the remote control to "enlarge" / "restore" in the Live TV window? Currently, I do it with my mouse.

  #3 remote sometimes loses focus

  I have never been able to identify, but the remote sometimes seems to lose focus. By this, I mean that it is as if the computer ignores all of a sudden. For example, many times I press the Guide button, the TV guide will go up but the up / keys does not work. I see that the computer receives the infrared signal because the blue light on the front flashes whenever I press a button on the remote control. Finally, after having rejected the guide and press different buttons on the remote control in a crazy attempt to clear the confusion, the remote control starts actually behave as expected.

  Advice would be appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Hi ou81aswell,.

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  #2: no, the remote doesn't have this feature.  You will need to use the mouse

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• Problems w/Microsoft eHome keyboard keys on remote control on my Toshiba Qosmio X 305 - Q701 with Vista Home Premium 64-bit

  Hello, I decided to trust someone w / helping me to improve the performance of the system by closing some services using msconfig, although I have some keys on my keyboard that interact w / drive DVD from Toshiba in my computer for generic commands; Play/Pause, Stop, etc to jump to chapter. These keys do not work anymore, I looked at my device manager, and the only thing I can think of that would have to do with these keys is the Microsoft eHome Remote control device keys on the keyboard. I looked at its properties and it says that this device is working properly. Already, I went into msconfig and reset booting the normal start, restarted and nothing has changed. Help please

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  You should maybe download the latest drivers for the keyboard and check if it works.

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