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  Hey all,.

  I'm pretty new with my sansa fuze (I only had for about a week), and I have 2 questions about 'videos' on the "rocket"...

  Any help in answering these questions would be greatly appreciated!

  So:

  First of all, on my sansa fuze, I see 2 folders under the section "VIDÉO", "Audio_TS" and "Video_TS". What are these folders and files ranging in what folder?

  Second, I tried to load this video (about 20 min. length) through the Sansa Media Converter on my sansa fuze. Now, when I try to convert my video to a Vob (a kind of file extension), the appropriate file type file (which I suppose is all .mp4), I get a message saying: "It cannot convert, because your Sansa player is not connected" (even though I know I plugged). Is there a way I can get the Sansa converter program around and just use a different software to modify the mjy .mp4 file, or what I need to use the Sansa Media Converter to do?

  Again, any help is appreciated...

  Thank you

  Rocket-4-Life says:

  Hey all,.

  I'm pretty new with my sansa fuze (I only had for about a week), and I have 2 questions about 'videos' on the "rocket"...

  Any help in answering these questions would be greatly appreciated!

  So:

  First of all, on my sansa fuze, I see 2 folders under the section "VIDÉO", "Audio_TS" and "Video_TS". What are these folders and files ranging in what folder?

  Second, I tried to load this video (about 20 min. length) through the Sansa Media Converter on my sansa fuze. Now, when I try to convert my video to a Vob (a kind of file extension), the appropriate file type file (which I suppose is all .mp4), I get a message saying: "It cannot convert, because your Sansa player is not connected" (even though I know I plugged). Is there a way I can get the Sansa converter program around and just use a different software to modify the mjy .mp4 file, or what I need to use the Sansa Media Converter to do?

  Again, any help is appreciated...

  Thank you

  OK two records don't matter to you. SMC (or any other program) place the files in there, so you don't need to worry. VOB files are not compatible with SMC, so when you rip the DVD, you must use a program like Any-Video-Converter to create an AVI file or a mpge (my recommendations). Rhapsody will also add videos to the "rocket" as well.

• Question about importing video footage in Premiere Pro

  I'm new to Premiere Pro and have a question about it. I need to move all my videos on my new computer (Windows) from my old computer (iMac running iMovie). Where should I store my images so I can access inside Premiere Pro? I just need to store everything on a hard drive, and then create inside Premiere Pro projects when I need to import images in, or should I create a 'library' to store all my movies in? Setup bridge would be another beneficial way to view my videos (I use Lightroom for my photo library)? I'm just trying to discern the way I need to store and organize everything in order to get started with Premiere Pro. Thank you!

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  I form a few days TOSHIBA SATELLITE L350D - 20 d
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  Since no one wants to answer:
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  If you have lost your manual, you can download it here on the toshiba Web page

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  Thank you...

  Hello

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• Satellite Pro A10: Question about upgrading video card

  Hi guys, I have a laptop Satellite Pro A10 and I was wondering if anyone of you could help me.

  I want to improve my Ram card memory and video. The video card now is an Intel 82852/82855 GM/GME Graphics Controller and want a graphics card with at least 128 MB of memory on this subject.
  Any recommendation?
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  Hello

  It of not possible to change the graphics card. The graphics card is a small chip that attaches to the motherboard.
  This graphics card supports up to 64 MB shared memory. The graphics card gets this value of main memory if it s needed.

  The possibility to upgrade the memory of this device is something different.
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• Question about consumption of memory in Collections

  I read this on some site-
  
  Memory for collections is stored in the global program (PGA), not the overall system (SGA) area. The SGA memory is shared by all sessions connected to the Oracle database, but PGA memory is allocated for each session. Thus, if a program requires 5 MB of memory to fill a collection and there are 100 concurrent connections, this program leads to the consumption of 500 MB memory of PGA, in addition to the memory allocated in the SGA.
  
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  I want to say is that the memory free for other sessions after the end of session or completion procedure?

  user9276238 wrote:

  If I use Collections in my procedures and consume 5 MB of space, is the memory always allocated for the session even if the procedure ends its execution?

  Yes. How does know the session as your very next statement to it does not run this procedure even once again (with different parameters). There is still 5MB of RAM. And if the releases, it will reassign. If all the processes work like this, immediately release the memory and then grabbing memory-that could cause contention and other issues.

  Memory management is more complex than that. For example, assume that your session required 1 few KB of space. So the memory of the process looks something like this:
  XXXX

  Then, your session must than 5MB for the (huge) collection:
  xxxxyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

  And during the treatment, he needs a few more KB:
  xxxxyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyzz

  Okay, so now he can release the 5 MB of memory (as indicated by y ) to the nucleus? It cannot reduce it because there are allocated and used memory leak (as indicated by the z ). It will need re - org this memory in order to free this 5 MB to a value is.

  Therefore, it is not as simple as we'd like to think. The basic rule for PL/SQL is to walk gently using memory. Why? Because it's server code. Memory used in PL is allocated in memory private to this process. Unlike a shared memory, no one can share in its use. Thus the memory must be considered expensive.

  There is also the problem of scalability. If your code needs 5MB memory private server PL... what happens when a 100 client sessions running all your code? How well the your code evolves in a multiprocessu environment and several server?

  So what memory should ideally use then in PL? Shared memory. The SGA. This means that it is better for scalability and the resource server store structures data for PL as TWG (global temporary tables - where a temporary table is created by session).

  I want to say is that the memory free for other sessions after the end of session or completion procedure?

  The session is a memory of ito 'sure thing' output to the kernel as free memory - assuming that it is a dedicated server session. The actual process of the server ends and gets out his PGA. Shared services server process several sessions over a lifetime. And only when him over the shared server process, released his PGA. (although PGAs can be narrowed as and deciding achievable by managers of memory)