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• Satellite 5100 - Question about dead pixels. Is - this really dead pixel problem?

  Hello

  I've got Satellite 5100 603. There was a few pixels on the display. I don't know what is really dead pixel problem or not because the black area appears to be behind the screen. When I move the left and right sides, the black area move too much left and right (as if the black box is behind the pixels of the screen)! And I can say that all the pixels work OK when watching from the sides right and left of the screen (because the pixels that appears to be dead, changes in search of different angles).

  Are there really dead pixels or is it another problem?
  Can I do about it?

  FYI, I use my laptop for 2,5 years and there is no guarantee of course...

  Thanks for any help...

  Hello

  Because of your description, it is not easy to give you a proper answer. On my old laptop, I had two dead pixels and it was easy to see the boot process. At the beginning, you can see home screen Toshiba and dead pixels are usually green (the background is black).

  Sorry but there is nothing to do. You have to live with it because the display is very expensive.

• Google Chrome Pixelated problem

  I recently bought the v7 - 581 (touchscreen) Acer i7 series.

  out with the windows 8 OS.

  I downloaded the Google Chrome browser and discovered that the browser text and the entire screen of chrome are pixelated. I mean not clear. It only happened in Mozilla and IE browser.

  Anyone has the same problem or a solution for this maybe? Thank you.

  Thanks to dbcalo!  I finally find a solution to this problem.

  Those who see it, follow step by step:

  (1) go to your desktop and right click on choose the resolution of the screen

  2) click view on the top bar

  (3) then click on custom calibration option

  (4) then choose your own settings for my acer v7 581 i7 touchscreen, it is preferable to 135%

  say hi to your new google chrome unpixelated really a big thanks to @dbcalo

• Latitude E5500 Intel GMA pixels problem after upgrade of RAM > 4 GB

  Hello, I use latitude e5500 with the following specifications:

  • Processor: intel core 2 duo
  • graphic: Intel GMA 4500 MHD
  • OS: Windows 7 SP1 64-bit
  • RAM: 6 GB (2 + 4) 800 MHz

  Recently I have upgraded RAM of 4 GB (2 + 2) 6 GB (2 + 4). They are of the same manufacturer, the two 800 MHz I checked the new memory with the Dell diagnostics - it's ok. After upgrade, I have a serious graphics - parts of my get pixelated screen problems. It is irregularly, with different applications ran - see the screenshot.

  I tried to uninstall the graphics driver - it's ok, but I'm not ;) mode 640 x 480 I have tried different drivers - no improvement. Also, I removed a 2 GB - it works very well with my new 4GBs

  

  Hello

  Yes, I solved the problem. I had to buy an another 4 GB from the same manufacturer with the same properties. With 4 GB + 4 GB, it works perfectly.

  Concerning

  Aleksander

• U2312HM, "clearer" pixel problem

  I recently bought two monitors Dell Ultrasharp U2312HM site Web of Dell Canada, but we have a strange problem, there is a small area of the screen (two very small points to be precise), I noticed where the brightness of the pixels is higher than it should be. Please note that I don't know pixels bright/stuck as change colors normally those pixels, but are simply brighter. This can be easily seen when the background is white, but is present with any color (red/green/blue). Some pictures (sorry for the bad quality, it is not clear from the pictures but with the naked eye is very annoying):
  http://imgur.com/a/iaYDk

  http://imgur.com/MIAKlKB

  The strange thing is that this area "clearer" seems to be "behind" the screen itself and "moves" if I change my point of view by moving my head (looks like a 'hole' in the control panel). I would like to know if this monitor can be replaced and what should I do to start the procedure?

  Thank you

  I have to ship my rear monitor or Dell will pay shipping costs?
  * As long as you have the warranty, we will pay the shipping costs.

  I am outside the 30 days, so I'll be getting a refurbished/used monitor if I understand. I'm not very familiar with refurbished items and I would not receive a monitor in worse conditions than mine (in terms of scratches, bad pixels, etc.).
  * You get the following in the queue. They look not for good, better, or best.

  I know, for example, plus a monitor is used to exit panel color deepens. What is the difference between a monitor used/refurbished and a new?
  * There is no way to answer this question.

  If I'm not happy with the refurbished monitor can I change once again?
  * Yes. You simply go through the whole process to get another used Exchange.

• Type of pixelation problems! Help, please!

  IM creating a website in three languages: Chinese, Hindi and English. When I try to get a glimpse of the Hindi site I get an error message «text block on the page "Hindi" (with text) using a font named "Devanagari Sangam MN" which requires the pixelation, but this block of text can not be rasterized.» Apply a web font or web safe font' I tried to change fonts, but the translation is not displayed in Hindi, I also changed the properties of the page in Hindi and still nothing works.  I talked to Adobe twice and they don't know whats going on. They said that if I upload it to my host that there will be no problems, this is not true because he stopped twice my upload. I have attached a few screenshots for you to see. Help, please!

  Forms are a problem. They use a Web or secure Web police police so that the user can type into it in the browser. If you choose a police Web or secure Web that will prevent the error/warning and on many devices/browsers/operating systems text will be help to use a font that contains the glyphs necessary language, even if the glyphs are not present in the selected font.

  All active subscribers who can accept the terms of the agreement of non-disclosure are invited to participate in the private beta of Adobe Muse program by visiting http://museprerelease.com. There is currently a beta 3 version 20141 to come and the next public release of Muse is not far. This beta includes new features that might be useful in your situation (but I can't say more outside the NDA of the preliminary program).

• Pixelation problem

  Hello

  I started using my new Windows PC for the work of the project and met with a strange problem. An open project on the Windows PC seems to have pixelation, where the same project open on MAC does not work. Thinking about it, I guess it's either a problem to do with the Codec, set screen in place (iMAC 27 "LED VS 27" Philips) or the operating system.

  It wouldn't really be a problem, except that I need evidence behind the scenes for the rest of the team on the new PC, and they pick up the pixelation immediately. IF I then open the project on the iMAC, the problem goes away (I will lose access to the iMAC in the coming weeks)

  Everyone works between multiple desktops and operating systems? If so, what is the procedure to bring them as well?

  Thank you

  Stone

  Used to be high resolution of 1920 x 1080. This is the minimum expected now. It is fair to the HD TV... The iMac 24 "is 2560 x 1440. There are a bunch of screens out there that are more than HD. The new MacBook Pro R is 3360 x 2100 (near twice the ground of the iMac 21 "). In other words, it has more pixels of the screen 1 view every pixel of the image and tha't why the screen is so strong. The launch is thinner that the human eye can resolve without magnification. That said, the maximum display (screen area) than the MacBook R resolution Pro is able to display what looks like 1920 pixels.

  Staircase effects you see on your HD display may seem worse than they really are, or they can turn better they do on your iMac. Their appearance depends on the quality of the mask and the led on the display. The iMac screen is beautiful. My LG tv in the master bedroom is also 1920 X 1080 but, seen in the normal distance see you a computer screen, it seems terribly polyhedral.

  As you have discovered, the only way to really tell what the image looks like is to blow a still. No matter what display you should see the view even when aliasing to 400% or more.

• Illustrator for PS (CS5) pixelation problem

  Tonight all of a sudden, for no reason that I can determine, the stuff I copy from Illustrator appear very pixelated in Photoshop when I paste as an object dynamics or pixels. No idea why this is happening? I can't seem to solve the problems there. I work in 8 - bit in PS (I think that's what I've always done, but now I'm second guessing myself). The documents are all 300 dpi (although since Illy is supposed to be imported as vector, I don't understand why the edges are not smooth as they are to Illy).

  Any tips? Thanks in advance!

  It is rasterized at the resolution of the document that you have placed in it. And you have off antialiasing when you placed it (look in the options bar).

• Satellite A300-1EG - dead with the graphic card pixel problems

  Hello

  Not after two months of use of a brand new Toshiba A300, I had a dead pixel.
  Its only I guess, but what intrigues me is that it could be somehow merged with disorders, that I got with my graphics card.
  I had trobule with S-video use, there was a bad image, without collors.
  Is there a chance that I can have my screen replaced?

  Im still under warranty.

  Thank you

  Hello

  Regarding the dead pixel:
  > Is there a chance that I can have my screen replaced?
  I doubt that the screen would be replaced only due to a dead pixel.

  Please check out this article from Toshiba. I found it in the page of knowledge base of Toshiba.

  + What is the maximum number and type of fault of pixel your monitor LCD Toshiba can expose by 1 million pixels? +
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB5400ZD0002R01.htm

  You will find details of the maximum acceptable number of holes per 1 million pixels.

• broken Pixel problem

  When I use cc first Pro 2015 I have weird broken pixels everywhere in the program. Like those of color as almost static. If I click where it disappears. It happens that when I go full screen.

  I have determined that it is Adobe Premiere because if I restart my computer and use it for a week without running Adobe Premiere it won't do.

  I have the graphics card because I have one that is listed in the requirements on site. What is happening on this fact my screen to do this. It happens on a HD of LG TV to standard address. It cannot have the graphics card in the case of the iMac what happened on third party screens. I can also screenshot it. Here it what it looks like. Once again, if I click anywhere on the screen it goes and comes back from time to time.

  Hello

  Can you give us more information on what graphics card you have?

  According to the guidelines of the screenshot, this glitch form to come when Premiere Pro converter is set to "Mercury Playback Engine Acceleration (CUDA) GPU".

  Try changing the rendering engine "The Mercury Playback Engine GPU acceleration" or "Mercury Playback Engine software only.

  Go to the file/project settings/general and change the rendering engine of here.

  Press OK and you will get a dialog box in which you must select 'Remove Previews'.

  Try these steps and check if it works.

  You can also try the update system preferences CUDA.

  Kind regards

  Navdeep Pandey

• Pixelation problem when to scale hi-res photos of framing key in Premiere Pro

  When creating long zooms on still photos with keyframes, I see a lot of pixelation at the tight end of the zoom.  My scans are super high resolution, 9000 pixels wide.  DVC-PRO-50, shot the film that I'm getting so it is only 720 pixels wide.  I have more than enough resolution in my photos scanned to zoom on a face of a group photo, for example.  But the command "SCALE to the framework" seems to limit the resolution on the photo that Premiere Pro is actually being used.

  Is there a better way of scaling the photos?

  Should I not be scaling them at all?

  Can I make long zoom in After Effects, rather than the first?

  Thanks in advance for any guidance.

  You should not use "Scale image size" for the photos or videos you want to zoom.

  "Scale to frame size" converts kind of image is the same size as the sequence.

  In preferences/general, there is a box that says "Scale to the size of the image by default". Make sure it is checked before you import your images to the project.

  Import your images, and then add it to your sequence. It should now be zoomed much without losing any resolution.

  I hope this helps.

• Smart object pixelation problems

  Hello

  How is it that some logos that I bring in Photoshop as smart air well while some other look pixelated? Is there anything I can do to improve it?

  Thank you!

  Select the smart object layer, starting a free transformation (don't change in reality the transformation), in the options bar turn anti-aliasing, then validate the transformation (again, without changing anything, but the anti-aliasing checkbox).

• Resizing jpeg Logo - Illustrator CS5 pixelation problem

  I'm working on a record where they have provided me with their single logo in jpeg format. I try to reduce the size for small work plan (to about 15% of its original size) but can't find any way to do this even any smaller without pixelation notable - and still less a reduction of 85%. This will finally announcement press, so I'll try to remember to resolution.

  I would be grateful for everyone's expertise! (Illustrator corrects only please because I do not have photoshop)

  Your options are limited.

  (1) if he is a large, well-known company, you can find a vector version of the logo at a place like http://brandsoftheworld.com

  (2) rebuild the logo in vector format (whether or not charge you the customer for it's your call)

  3) explain to the customer that you need a vectorized version. If they don't have it, they need to have one created. (Even once, they might hire you, or someone else).

  4) deal with the horrible aspect of resizing a jpg.

  After seeing the image...

  (5) you can get adequate results using trace on the jpg full size.

• Pesky pixel problem?

  My camera is a Canon HV30. All my images that will come. So I put the After Effects composition settings such as:

  Which seems correct to me. But then when I hit 'OK', it sets up my workspace like this:

  

  The thumbnail of composition in the 'project' Panel is the right format, but in the composition Panel is not the right shape.

  I do the bad guys?

  MM

  > Even if this IS: why the hell would you need to see your comp without the correct BY applied? I was scratching my head, but I frankly don't see why that's even an option to see without correction.

  Your computer screen uses square pixels. Showing a point of non-carre-pixel on your monitor means a scaling operation. Put scale diminishes the quality. For example, you can choose to see the pixel perfect without scales (such as square) or you can scale them to see the image in the format it will be displayed like on a TV (or other device that uses non-square pixels). It of all about previews and has nothing to do with the final result.

  Here's a note for help from After Effects:

  Note: To see a preview of the pixels not square on a computer screen, click on the button toggle the format of pixels Correction at the bottom of the Composition Panel. The quality of the pixel for previews format correction depends on preference of quality Zoom previews category. (See quality Viewer Preferences).

• Newbie Question - pixelation problem

  Hi all

  I taught myself a little and still, seem to know almost nothing about this product.  So well done to you all the gurus out there!

  I created a logo in Photoshop and svaved as a JPG file and moved it in Illustrator or InDesign, when I do that, the resulting image is screwed up... i. e pixelated.  But I'll be back and just open the JPG file and of course the lines are smooth and crisp.  What gives?  Also tried to do in PDF format...

  As I search for tutorials on this fundamental question... I'm... too basic voids, I guess.  PS to me pretty quickly... but I must be able to move the jobs finished in Illustrator and InDesign. Any help would be much appreciated.

  Is there a specific way that one is supposed to export PS work into the program illustrator > etc...?

  Thanks in advance!

  Stu

  If you place an image in indesign, by default, the image will not be seen in high resolution. InDesign displays things at a lower resolution, simply for the amount of photos you would normally use in a document type. When in Indesign to go see - display performance - and make sure it is of high quality. This will then give you a good indication on the quality of your image.