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  I have a few images that I must exclude the background out and some of them are very difficult to exclude. For example, an image is that of a white hat that has feathers on it and it sits on a white background. These photos were taken by a professional photographer, but it is extremely difficult for me to choose the background because it is dangerously close to the foreground in terms of color image. I tried to use the range select color that works a little, but feathers are almost impossible to extract. Does anyone know of a more efficient way to choose the colors of the narrow range? Any help would be appreciated.

  You need contrast between the subject and the background to be able to extract the subject well. If you can't find a way to create the necessary contrast, you will need to rig the extraction. If the subject has smooth edges may use the pen tool to create a path or selection then the selection of feathers and use it as a mask to soften the edges of the object.

• Satellite L650-11R - a few questions about this

  Hello there :-)

  I have a few questions about my new L650.

  I've never had Toshiba notebook before so I apologize if some of these "quirks" are actually quite normal on this laptop. I really want to hear the views of other users L650.

  1)
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  2)
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  However, at "rest" (surf the web & regular light stuff), average CPU temp hovers around 58 ° C. It usually goes from 45 to 62 in just a few minutes after starting, and then I can hear and see (Toshiba PC Health Monitor) evacuate the kicks in. Temp goes back to 50 +, event stops and then the temp rises to 60 + until the vent is used again.
  During load full (Prime95 or some games), CPU is going all the way up to 75 degrees (the highest being 77). Fan runs at 75 to 77% during this time, never go faster.

  GPU idling is usually around 5 degrees above temp CPU (62-65). During full load (for example. Benchmark of Far Cry 2), I see a lot of stuttering with the latest drivers Catalyst and DX10 (not sure if the stuttering has something to do with heat), otherwise it is ok (no artifacts or anything like that). Temp of GPU during the loading goes up to 74-75, fan speed is locked at 30%, the frequency of the heart 5650 is 450 MHz. left side of the laptop (vent and below) is pretty hot, while the keyboard is warm (or slightly warmer who who).

  These time seems correct and safe in the long term? I'd rather events works all the time (they aren't really very strong) and keeping time less than 50, but there are just wishful pious bios control events and I can't control not the bios. :-)

  3)
  This is just General related products. :-)
  Official specifications of Toshiba L650 say ATi 5650 (between other low range GPU), but I saw a few specifications calling for there 5730 (same model 11R). Is there really a Satellite L650 with ATi 5730 GPU models?

  Sorry for the long post, I tried to include the best possible description that I could do. :-)

  Thank you in advance.

  Thanks for the additional info!

• Question about the new Yoga 10 HD +.

  Hello

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  I bought the former model, last year. Love the design and long battery life, but a few major questions made me return.

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  While I love the form factor and long term issues above are only two Mayor dealbreakers for me. Bad audio quality = no joy listen to spotify, local etc. MP3s. not of NTFS or exFAT = some great movies.

  My old noname android Tablet really could use an upgrade so I'm really curious it may be, or I should watch the competition and will be form factor and battery LIFE.

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  If it does not support NTFS or exFAT on microSD card have someone at - he tried ext3 or ext4?

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• Questions about an average of response spectrum and frequency of feeding mode.

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• Question about local variable in LabVIEW

  I am a new bie to LabVIEW.

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  I tried to stop a loop by the local variable, but the value of the loop for counter is different with my hope.

  I think that the loop to stop at 6, but he stopped at 7.

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  This looks exactly like a race condition.  You have know control if the control terminal is first in reading or the local variable is written to the first.

  Try to run your code to highlight execution.

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• This is a question about ATI

  This is a question about ATI (whatever it is?) that is installed on my computer.   I constantly get a message indicating that VPU RECOVER has reset the accelerator graphics etc, etc and I have to click on send, but the message comes back as undeliverable.   What now?

  ATI is the brand of your video card.  The brand is now manufactured by AMD.  http://support.AMD.com/us/pages/AMDSupportHub.aspx

  The message indicates an automatic recovery of an error condition.  From the little I saw in a quick Google search, it can be difficult to find the precise cause of the problem.

  This page gives a few suggestions, but if they seem to be beyond your level of technical expertise, you might be better the computer in a local independent repair shop renamed (not a type BigBoxStoreUSA or rather GeekSquad)--> http://www.radiognome.com/2009/02/28/vpu-recover-issue-and-ways-to-fix-it/

• A few Questions about the videos on my Sansa Fuze

  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.

• Questions about the Windows Feedback program Fullfillment

  When will I know if my fullfillment of windows feedback program is over, that I have installed on my PC?

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• Various Questions about wireless access controller

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• questions about the depth of Panel with little information in Photoshop

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• Question about fake NUMA

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• A few questions about the colors of Patone

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  1)

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  Most digital printers (laser or inkjet) use CMYK. The range of CMYK is MUCH SMALLER than many mixed inks, printed on papers either paved or unpaved can deliver. When you specify no sex Pantone ink in artificial intelligence, according to Pantone conversion tables, HAVE "about" what will look like this color on a sheet no bed, try using CMYK. -In my opinion, this has little relevance to the real world conditions and should be avoided in most situations.

  If your project must be printed on a press printing with Pantone inks spots, then by all means, use Pantone colors. But don't trust the colors of the screen; rather get a Pantone swatch book and watch real inks on paper lying and uncoated, depending on the stock you will use on the press.

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• Question about backing up the Lenovo factory

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• Question about DISCHARGE (expr, 1016) function

  Hello
  
  I have a question about the DUMP function, specifically the DUMP (expr, 1016). What character set is the function of report? The only logical answer seems to me the characters of data. The http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e17118/functions055.htm#SQLRF00635 docs it says: "by default, the return value contains no character set information. To retrieve the name of character of expr, add 1000 to all the values of previous format. "For example, a return_fmt of 1008 returns the result in octal * and provides the character set name of expr.*.
  
  I ask this question because a client complains that there a database with database EE8MSWIN1250 (obtained from DATABASE_PROPERTIES) characters and when I asked him to run a SELECT that could empty the contents of a column, he gave me this result:
  

  select dump(some_col, 1016) from some_table;
  
  Typ=1 Len=8 CharacterSet=AL32UTF8: c5,bd,c5,a0,54,45,53,54

  Now I can't imagine how the data can be stored in the AL32UTF8 character set if the characters of the database are EE8MSWIN1250. This scenario is still possible? I tried in vain to reproduce on my test database.
  
  I don't know if the column is defined with the characters of database or the national database characterset, but even if it was a NVARCHAR2, the dump function could not return AL32UTF8 since he is not a national character set.
  
  If anyone has an explanation, I will be very grateful.
  
  Thanks in advance and best regards,
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  1. to help with the confusion about the DUMP function: index realizes that the DUMP function can be performed in the remote database. Oracle tries to push as many functions as possible and semantically correct on the remote site. Therefore, it sends the statement of simple table on the remote site after stripping the DB link. In this case, the DUMP function sees the character set of the remote database and creates the resulting string of information. This string of AL32UTF8 to EE8MSWIN1250, as described in the note, but as all the characters in the string of information are pure ASCII, some codes are actually changed.

  Things get more interesting if you start to combine the tables of local and remote databases. For example, the following query is will normally return the character of local database defined for the two columns:

  select dump(xx,1016),dump(yy,1016) from (select x.dummy xx, y.dummy yy from dual x, dual@dblink y);
  

  This is because the first dual@dblink is transported to the local site and the join is performed here with application of DUMP.

  The following query returns the set for two columns of characters in remote database:

  select dump(xx,1016),dump(yy,1016) from (select x.dummy xx, y.dummy yy from dual@dblink x, dual@dblink y);
  

  This is because all the tables are remote and the entire query is sent to the remote database and y.

  The following query returns the remote character set thus:

  select dump(xx,1016),dump(yy,1016) from (select /*+driving_site(y)*/ x.dummy xx, y.dummy yy from dual x, dual@dblink y);
  

  Here, the DRIVING_SITE hint asks the database to perform the join in the database of the table, for example dual@dblink.

  2. to answer your question:

  Your understanding of the way of conversion is generally correct, but conclusions are not quite correct. In the scenario [client EE8ISO8859P2, EE8MSWIN1250 local database, remote database AL32UTF8], Eastern and Central European characters will work correctly, but the other characters to the remote database will not be (for example, French, Greek, Chinese). It is, I think, quite clear and is usually not a major problem, as usually only compatible languages EE8 are interesting for an EE8ISO8859P2 customer. However, in the scenario [customer AL32UTF8, EE8MSWIN1250 local database, remote database AL32UTF8], the problem becomes more visible. Having a taking customer support Unicode, you can recover some data French or Greeks of the remote database but you will fail as all of these characters will be "killed" by the conversion of distance at the local level (link DB conversion).

  EE8ISO8859P2 is also for the same group of languages, such as EE8MSWIN1250, indeed, but it lacks some interesting characters. The most important of them is the symbol of the Euro. Others are "' quotes, long dashes, TM symbol, and a few other less frequently used punctuation. Therefore, always define a database as EE8MSWIN1250, even if you run some clients (Unix) with EE8ISO8859P2. Do not run Windows with EE8ISO8859P2 clients, except for purposes of loading/generation of special file.

  -Sergiusz