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• How to solve this error "the game met a fatal DirectX issue while trying to start. Try a different screen resolution or bit depth. If this does not work, try new video drivers. »

  Hi all

  I get the following error every time I try and start Asherons call on a new Dell Latitude E5510 laptop.

  The game has encountered a fatal DirectX problem trying to start.
  Try a different screen resolution or bit depth. If this does not work, try new video drivers.

  This error occurs just after clicking the world to enter.

  • I have a fresh install of Win7 64 bit (entirely the window update)
  • The latest Intel HD - v8.15.10.2622 01/10/2012 graphic card driver.
  • A sweet DX 9 and DXDiag and 11 installation reports no errors.

  I lowered res video and depth of color, but without result.

  Digitized internet and found others with the issue but no resolution, I could see.

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• bit depth is

  Hi every time I import a JPEG file in premiere Pro I get an error message that says: "a bit depth of video of this file is not supported. So it won't let me import. While Paul Solutions

  First accepts only RGB 8-bit images. Try to feed a 16 bit or a CMYK file and you get this error.

• Playback bit depth

  Hello

  We are on the latest version of PP and have a pipeline full 10-bit to our instructors.  We have DNX 185 X media on the timeline, and there is no indicator yellow rendering.

  During the break out is full quality - no problems.  When rub us or hit play the quality decreases what I expect, it's 8-bit output.

  I double checked and the playback quality IS set to complete in the menu Viewer key quality. Also the Maximum bit depth and the Maximum render quality are also both verified in the installation sequence too!

  To make things worse if you change this clip on HDCamSR band nature of the bands/8 bit disappears during the snap!

  I need to know how reading in full 10-bit so I am editing and scouring etc.

  I found a thread similar, but no response on the cow:

  https://forums.CreativeCOW.NET/thread/3/968552

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• I have some 24 and 32-bit PNG. On the bridge Panel, I don't see the value of bit depth.

  I see the value of bit depth (8-16-32) for the PSD but when I generate a .png32 that this value does not appear on the Bridge Panel file properties; I check on Panel detail of Windows image viewer and it says 32 bit. Thanks for your help!

  Hi iolnation,

  No, Bridge does not show the depth of bits for PNG files. You may apply for a feature on the link below, telling them why it is important for you to see the depth of bit for PNG in Bridge. I'm all for anything that will affect better PNG.

  Community customer Photoshop family

• HDR Lightroom "will not support the bit depth.

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  Once I saved the file in photoshop, it automatically loaded into LR, but said he could not handle the bit depth, when I tried to make adjustments.

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• Is there a simple way to convert the bits to 16 bit depth?

  It seems there are specific methods PDF/BITMAP to convert 8-bit depth, but I can't find any documentation to make it easily the file as a whole. Is there a way to do this? I want to convert from 32 to 16 bit.

  I have the Image Processor Pro code that looks like this:

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  Then, later, I have this code that modifies the document mode so that you can save it as a bmp file:

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  I don't think I've tested with PDF files.

  I hope this helps.

• Problems with the PDF any bit depth

  

  The left image is a view in Acrobat Pro to an original file. It also appears correctly in the Indesign document in preview high resolution. The right shows the result after an export to PDF of this document of identity.

  The background color of the original image is a 4-bit RGB bitmap image; on the right, Acrobat Pro claims that it is now "24-bit". The original image can be changed by editing with Photoshop (he claims that it is an "unsupported color space"); refrying the original by printing a second time for PDF does not work, because the image remains unchanged. Change the color on the inside space the original PDF leads to the same result (changes the color space, but the bit depth remains the same). Open the entire PDF file in Photoshop gives the same result, as shown on the right (because apparently the PS can not handle this 4 - bit color space).

  The only way of setting the color space that has worked so far is to open all PDF in Illustrator and re-save AS. However, Illustrator converts * some * vectorised text (without specifying why, because it is all Arial).

  Any suggestions on how to solve this problem while maintaining the original vector data?

  ****

  (OT, but worth noting anyway: I had to connect (waiting), go to the forum ID (wait once again), find a ' Post' button which worked (new waiting) and try to write this mail in 3 different browsers.) IE does not work - you cannot insert an image and expect to be able to type text. Firefox took so long to load even the text editor that I dropped. Chrome works - slowly. Certainly room for improvement here.)

  edited by retouching with Photoshop (he claims it is an "unsupported color space");

  It is true that Photoshop is the Mode of Bitmap 1 bit and modes of 8-bit in levels of grayscale, Duotone and color Index with nothing in between.

  I guess you tried to export with compression and a sampling turned off?

• For dissemination of TVC video bit depth? (and the request for audio levels)

  Bit depth - does anyone know if the export to the maximum depth is a problem to stream TV?

  

  I am about to download a TV spot 30 second to Adstream and want to get some feedback on the technical specifications before making, because they charge my client by upload, so no matter what mistake I make costs them.

  I have now a few new options PPCS5.5 and TEA that I didn't have before.

  Also, anyone know the audio level required for broadcasting... When I use Final Cut Pro suites for broadcast, I learned by direct feedack of Adstream it should be less than or equal to-9 dB on the counters.

  

  So currently I export the Audition sequence then finalize the audio with the "hard limit" effect to a constant level to-9 dB.

  By the way, if anyone wants to chuck in a few tips general progress be my guest, I'd be interested to hear the thoughts of people experience.

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  Clapper is a nested sequence

  TVC is a dynamic linked AE project

  Audio is sweetened in hearing

  shooternz wrote:

  I am in New Zealand and know the Adstream specifications.  You will find that they are very focused on the Mac.

  Don't worry "bit depth".

  Just to confirm, Adstream has accepted the material that has been treated to a 'higher bit depth"without any hitch.

  It's kind of feeling...

  Summarizing my understanding...

  Checking the box next to "make maximum depth" will make the file using all data available for the file color, but will always be 'resigned' (as you say Jim) 8-bit according to the format... (this is exactly what happens if you choose to export to Quicktime h.264 as I do for broadcast). The size of the file to finish a little more grand, that tells me that there is more data (and quality) kept in the final video (as you would expect if you check the box.)

  Here's a snipit of the media info that confirms the final bit depth = 8bits

  Format                                   : AVC

  Format/Info: Advanced Video Codec

  Format profile: [email protected]

  Identifier of the codec/Info: Advanced Video Coding

  Bit rate mode: Variable

  Bitrate: 8 614 Kbps

  Frame rate mode: Constant

  Frame rate: 25.000 fps

  Standard: PAL

  Color space: YUV

  The chroma subsampling: 4:2:0

  Color depth: 8 bit

  Scan type: Progressive

  Thanks for the help!

• Change of bit depth

  I'm new to working with RAW image files.  I got my camera thransferred.  However, I lose the ability to save in jpg format.  I can can save to PDF or Tiff, most others but simply not jpg.  I change the color of the 8 and 16 bit depth option.  Would it have caused this problem?

  Thank you

  Yes photoshop elements will not save files in 16-bit/channel in JPEG format, unless you

  Use file > save for Web.

  You can change the number of bits in the dialog box camera raw (at the bottom of the dialog box)

  or modify elements Image > Mode > 8 bits/channel.

  MTSTUNER

• Relationship of Bit depth and color profile

  Can someone explain what the relationship between the color of a file profile and he has little depth, if there is a relationship?

  It is not a. Bit depth tells you how many nuances a pixel can have (256 shades of gray in an image in 8-bit grayscale) while the color profile tell you how this pixel looks really (he transforms a number like 255/0/0 in a specific shade of red in the case of sRGB)

  Bit depth:

  http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/Photoshop/CS/using/WSfd1234e1c4b69f30ea53e41001031ab64-73daa.h tml

  Models of color, spaces, and modes:

  http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/Photoshop/CS/using/WSC5BC9589-872F-4792-A07D-47388F117A79a.htm l

• Issue of bit depth

  Hello

  My audio device can enjoy up to 24 - bit. When I create a 32 bit file in Audition 2.0 and recording material using the audio device, hearing tells me the file is 32-bit, and it is twice the size of a 16-bit file equivalent. But is this really a 32-bit file, and could there be any problems with the file? It looks good in all directions.

  Thank you.

  No hardware audio only samples actually more than 24 - bit, because there is absolutely no reason - same 24 bits of depth is not really usable in its entirety; a system like in theory, it could scan a lower average noise floor can be physically realized by any system mic and preamp available - you need nitrogen to the less liquid cooling of all components before even started to look at the rest of the problems!

  So why hearing record 32-bit? Well, the digitization of 32-bit floating point is a little different. Real 24 - bit signal is saved enough faithfully (though not quite in the form of an entire signal) and the other 8 bits remain essentially with zeros during recording. What they are actually is scaling of bits. And this is seriously useful during treatment. What this means is that your original signal can be resized from top down without loss. In a whole engine, if you have decided to throw a signal 30 dB, saved the result and has reopened the case and it amplified again, you will find that your 24 - bit signal was actually 19 bits. At the hearing, if you did exactly the same thing with a 32-bit floating-point signal, you won't lose any bit depth at all. No, it's not magic - it's just the effect of storing the original data in a form inherenently don't be changed when a change of amplitude is required - it's only system scaling that is, that it does not contain audio data.

  So yes, it's a real 32-bit signal - but not all of the 32 bits are used until perform you a treatment.

• 25xw HP Pavilion monitor: monitor HP Pavilion 25xw - can't hear noise

  I use this monitor with a laptop Dell XPS of 2013 running 10-64 bit windows.

  When I attach the HP monitor via a HMDI cable, I get a picture of my screen laptop computer on the monitor-very well, but not sound. (not even laptop speakers when I select portable speakers under Sound/devices)

  I checked his Windows/devices and it shows the monitor as a device in the sounds, but runs a 'test' on this subject gives no sound, even if the green bar will blink.

  Is - this monitor has speakers?

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  Hello

  Well, I think that the very basic design: monitors need or speakers in order to make a sound. Unfortunately, the HP Pavilion 25xw monitor does NOT have a speaker:

  http://store.HP.com/wcsstore/hpusstore/PDF/j7y65aa.PDF

  so no sound.

  Kind regards.

• M9458F: VGA Driver for HP Pavilion - 32-bit

  Hello, I need help to find the driver for the VGA on this desktop HP Pavilion M9458F, I have Vista install Service Pack 2, 32-bit systems. I have download those who are in the HP Support and when I install and reboot my system, I get a blue screen, he doesn't like it. (The file I try was the SP43085). Can someone help me, sorry for my English, I'm french speaking!

  Hello:

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