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• Inspiron 6000 video loss

  As a favor to an old friend, I offered to find what might be wrong with his Inspiron 6000. I have experience w / Mac and unix for > 20 years, IBM ThinkPads and others for perhaps a dozen years, but nothing specific to Dell.

  My observations are that while the disk activity and the LED indicator models seem to indicate the successfully started Windows XP (Home) in normal or safe mode LCD display has a resolutely red/violet tint which, in no time, returns to the normal color rendering and appearance, but then disappears completely. No distortion, lines, something like that, the video just give up entirely.

  This was easily observed when I used F8 to select Safe Mode boot. The second time I tried it, the screen of choice for startup type appeared only briefly and then disappeared before I had a chance to choose anything. Clearly, the display should stay until a choice is selected or a much longer period. It looked like both a total loss of the video decreases every time I tried something, this is the first time with a system of 'cold' is longer than subsequent attempts.

  So I think it's the backlight which is a failure, but I'm not totally convinced in this analysis.

  Estimates on the cost of replacing new lighting in an Inspiron 6000? The owner of this machine use exclusively for IM, web surfing, etc. and has no data in the form of documents, music, email, or anything else that should be saved or preserved. My first reaction was that she should simply get something new.

  Your comments appreciated with an open mind.

  
  

• First Elements 10 drops pixels when the capture of Sony HDV - A1U on 1394 cable

  Question: When I try to capture from Sony HDV - A1U video pixel Pixelation or drops.

  Video pixels and lines are colored and sometimes not.

  Material:

  Processor i5

  ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5470 graphics card

  Win 7 X 64

  8 GB Ram

  Troubleshooting done so far... In this order... After each test, I tried again. no go.

  -install the latest patches for PE10

  - Update to camera Raw 6.5 to 10 items

  - Update to camera Raw 6.6 to 10 items

  -Install the latest ATI Catalyst drivers for video

  -Codex installed DIVX

  -Updated system bios and chipset drivers

  -With the help of PE8 successfully, I burned the HDV - A1U on a core duo AMD machine but can't seem to make it work on this machine...

  Anyone have any ideas?

  Daren

  Thanks for the pointer to Steve.  I found a similar problem on Dell Support Forums.

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/laptop/f/3519/p/19348982/19759614.aspx

  The question I have is exactly the same as described in this article.  And it is not that it is a matter of FireWire 1394. Something is causing random pixelation during capture.  Loss varies... sometimes more and sometimes less.

  The research I've done seems to support this conclusion, but judge for yourself.

  Root cause: The original 1394 Ricoh (speed = 400) had a problem with Win 7 because it is more than likely designed for Win XP.

  They continued the expedition Ricoh chipset when Windows 7 is released.  There was data loss, but error kept checking it works well.

  However, the video is where the problem arose.  Another problem common is that the sound will drop out.

  Solution: Buy a card with a TI (Texas devices) chipset.  There are a few 3rd party drivers on the market, but most does not work or works intermittently.

  I bought a PC Express card for the laptop card.  (Part of Belkin FireWire 800 #F5U514) and I had to get a new PIN 9 bilingual cable 4 pin 1394.  It comes with a CD containing the driver 1394 TI.

  Blown inside and everything has worked out very well.   No more video loss and it works perfectly.

  Side note: the reason for which the core duo has worked is I upgraded the USB/Firewire combo card last year that (I think it is inner PCI combo from Frys that uses the driver VIA 1394 OHCI compliant) after a little research I found there is also a TI Chipset.

  OPINIONS: I was tempted to buy the combo USB/FireWire version of this map.  However, after some research, I discovered that it is only a map of 400 speed. It should work, but the faster speed is certainly worth and they are at the same price.  Also while I was in the store, I noticed that half of the stock had been opened and returned.  Now I understand why :-)

  Wanted to just follow and document this here in case anyone else has this problem.  It took me weeks to solve.

  Best regards

  Daren

• As a general rule for video compression without loss of quality?

  I noticed on iTunes for example I can download a full movie of 1080 p that looks great, and it won't be like 3 or 4 GB, sometimes less. But I've got 15 minutes videos that are much more than that.

  I want to compress a video and then store it in my videos on my computer folder. But they are still huge and I'm still too afraid to go too low because I have no idea how saying how much it will affect quality.

  Is there a general rule? Perhaps a way to divide the size of the original file? If the initial project is say 40 GB, which is not a lot compared to Hollywood movies, I'm sure that there are thousands of GB. How to make it down to 3 or 4 GB and it look fine?

  I'm talking about the videos that I'm done, I'm not going to change again once, etc. I know how to export just in case I need to go back.

  There is only one "rule" when it comes to compression without quality loss - files will be huge.

  Now, if we change this scenario a bit to say "without significant quality loss", the situation becomes more complex.  Different people notice different things, and there are a LOT of variables that go into the encoding.  There is no simple guide for this.  My advice would be either learn about compression, or simply you don't have to worry about the size so.

  Hard drives are cheap.  Download more when you need it.

• How to video output without loss?

  I need to export the video without loss of first and could not find a way to do it. I use pure non compressed if I have to, but it should not be necessary.

  You can export a dpx sequence.

• How do I export video on DVD with over the loss of its quality

  How do I export video on DVD with over the loss of its quality

  Comparison of video screen photo sizes http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1120039

  When you change HiDef video and down the size to the size of 720 x 480, a DVD, you will lose a quality of image... but your DVD will look always 'good' considering the mandatory resolution of a DVD-video

  Export of the body using the MPEG2-DVD preset and import are still the TWO files (audio and video) for the creation... If you stay in the 'legal' to create a DVD, yet will not transcode again

  CS5-thru-CC body/Encore tutorial list http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1448923 has many links to help learn

  Instructions again, cloud or version https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1992717 serial number

  -a of notes on different versions of cloud and step by step on these differences

  -contains information about the separate library download which is necessary

• How can I make a video without loss?

  Hello, I made an image sequence .png in nuke and I want to make a .mp4 resembling nuke.

  I tried to use a H.264 .mp4 with match source and distance from the keyframe at 1, but the son seems good.

  How can I make a better video without loss?

  Thank you

  H.264 is never coded without loss. H.264 is a phenomenon very codec, to compress the video down to a very small size.

  Animation and PNG ina container QuickTime codecs are lossless. CineForm and ProRes 4444 are not lossless, but retain the details very well.

• Loss of resolution of the logo when adding video

  Original doc is 300 DPI/PPI with size of 2560 x 1440, then registered under doc. PNG and have tried to add as. PSD, but looks like still like crap when in full screen with the video. How to fix the loss of resolution in CS3?

  It looks like you are using standard def and a compressed video format, so you will lose quality.

• Loss of quality when importing video to the editor. What should I do?

  I did a HD video with my camera and need to change it, but when I import it into Adobe Premiere elements 13 quality decreases. How to maintain the optimal video quality when importing it?

  Arthurs

  What version of Premiere Elements and on what operating system works - it?

  What is the brand/model/parameters of the camera that records video? What is the file extension that is associated with the file? What is the bit rate of the file that is imported?

  Is the decline in quality import and when you watch the video in the Edit area monitor? Or do you see loss of video quality when you view this Timeline content export? When you view the video in edit box monitor, you're looking at timeline rendered or unreturned content? No coloured line, orange line or a green line on the content of the timeline?

  What you are (manually) or the draft definition (automatic) the project preset to match the properties of the video source? Please tell us what the readings are for the fashion edition of time base, image size and Pixel Aspect Ratio (even if the appearance of the gray fields) under Menu/change settings/general?

  Many more questions on dating on your video/graphics card version of the pilot and others, but let us examine and consider the foregoing and then decide what then.

  For any question or need clarification, please request so that we can customize a response for you.

  Thank you.

  RTA

• 2 questions: why are there no "forum" for Ad Premiere ELEMENTS? And: HOW to EXPORT (with Prem 13,00) to COMPUTER VIDEOMATERIAL WITHOUT ANY LOSS OF the ORIGINAL DV or ANALOG VIDEO-QUALITY (inasmuch as I get - to start - an endresult SMALLER!)

  2 questions: why are there no "forum" for Ad Premiere ELEMENTS? And: HOW to EXPORT (with Prem 13,00) FOR COMPUTER VIDEOMATERIAL WITHOUT LOSS OF the ORIGINAL DV or ANALOG VIDEO-QUALITY (inasmuch as I get - to start - an endresult SMALLER!)

  Thank you, Ann. I'll move it.

  Kind regards

  Kevin

• How to record 1920 x 1080 video without quality loss? Do not use blu ray.

  How to record 1920 x 1080 video without quality loss? Do not use blu ray.

  It is physically IMPOSSIBLE to use HD on a DVD material and to play in a DVD player... the data rate is different, it is BluRay invented

  Link to DVD Demystified FAQ http://forums.adobe.com/thread/544206

• Best video codec without loss of prerenders of cartoon with alpha

  Hey guys.  I have done a lot of research on this but still can not find a satisfactory solution.

  I have hundreds of comps I prerender and re - use on a regular basis.  These compositions are simple solid colors, cartoons, character animation.  They contain a LOT of space, with the image composed of only a small part of the frame.  This is necessary for all line up in the end.  I must be able to decode these prerenders on Mac and Windows, but it's OK if they can only be encoded on the Mac.  I need for a fast codec for decoding, but I don't like how much time it takes to encode them.  I don't like which is the container, but Quicktime seems to be the best container that supports the AE.

  After many tests, the only reasonable formats, that I could find were:

  ProRes 4444

  Animation

  I tried DnxHD, PNG (Quicktime), PNG (Image sequence) and all other variants ProRes (with a separate film for alpha).  DnxHD does not work because it does work to fixed sizes and peaks out at 1920 x 1080.  All other variants ProRes do not work because they do not have alpha, and when I use a separate ProRes for Alpha rendering, there are artifacts on the edges.  PNG to QuickTime is much too slow to decode, and the files are larger than the Animation.  Using image sequences is a pain to maintain and seems to be slower as well.  I wish I could try codecs like HuffYuv and Lagarith, but they are not supported on Mac.

  ProRes 4 x 4 would be perfect, but I have no need of 16-bit color.  Animation is the fastest codec, but produces files that are too big.  75% quality, it produces smaller than ProRes files, but introduces artifacts.

  I was wondering if there is a 8-bit with alpha codec that anyone would recommend for this.

  Also, I wonder if using a single, very long Quicktime files are faster for AE to use that much more short Quicktime files.

  Thank you

  Bryan

  You must take another look at PNG... the video codec of QT, in other words: it indeed does support alpha channels!  In general, the size of the files is a bit smaller than the Animation, is a 10-bit codec.  As Animation, there is also no loss.

  I can't speak to the length of the file.  It depends on what is happening in the animation, and how you plan to use.

• Conversion .swf video without loss of frames

  This question was asked and responded poorly to a few times already. Specifically, on an Apple computer, it seems there is no way to get a video file (.mov, .mpg or other) off Flash Pro without severe loss of quality or the complete destruction of cadence.

  My .swf files are fantastic, just as they are supposed to. The room at the right pace and everything works as I set them up. When I go to export it as .mov or .mpg, the pace accelerates and slows down according to the objects on the screen. I played with the settings constantly, hitting the quality down to almost the smallest settings (something I'd not rather after having worked very hard on my part) as well as setting the frame rate options in all the senses to see if something has changed. Nothing. I've been reading a forum where Flash creators have the same problems and are tearing their hair because their work is essentially useless being stuck in Flash.

  I know that there are programs that convert files .swf video very well, some of them cost about $100. Why buy Flash in the first place, if you need to buy a new one, almost as price software just to get your Flash content? I also know that there are hundreds of free video converters out there for Apple, none of them seem to be able to manage the .swf format, but can do pretty much everything else. In addition, I know that for windows, there is the .swf Iwisoft free video converter that works very well, but does not support Apple created the .swf files when carried through on a PC. How is it that this software is free and easy on a Windows machine, but not a Mac?

  I'd like if someone from Adobe could answer some of these questions because I've been everywhere on the web looking for an answer to which nobody seems to have the right one. Most people can suggest a good video converter that works for them, but they have not tried on a .swf file and when the original user tries, it doesn't work and the thread died there. Any suggestions?

  @Dr. Silky - I saw the converter about newspapers at the time the conversion must have tried.  As you may have guessed Flabaco was designed for the shorter length animations, but it can handle animations longer - it takes more time and server resources.

  I forced the conversion of your swf file (I guess I got the correct swf) and he must now be converted.

  This necessary conversion manual intervention, but if there are users of such requirements, I would like to make these possible conversions.

  To download the converted videos, goto www.flash-banner-converter/converter using the same browser you used. As long as the browser cache has not been cleared or until the Start Again button was not clicked, you will see the converted videos.

  If you can't see the videos mail me the name of the swf file and I'll send you a direct link. (use the email address listed on the support page that you might not want your content exposed on a public forum)

  The videos are in 3 formats - webm, mp4 and ogv.  The quality of each of these videos can be different and you can choose the one that suits you best.

  Note: The number of tokens / series of conversion was R1328993157691 * _ * _ *. You will see this number on the converter page (but not the home page). (If you see a different number, this means that I forced the conversion of the wrong SWF.)

  Would be happy to help you with any conversions more you have - after all its an opportunity for Flabaco to improve and become more useful.

  Kayo.

  Flabaco (banner Flash Converter).

• The conversion without loss of any video quality in HD 1080i

  I read in another post of a guy named Drew having bluescreens the course DVD burning in the first Elements 8.  I have a video of performance of long hours using a master audio track and three video tracks that were shot in MP4 format on the HD Samsung pocket computers.

  I am also a crashing blue screen when creating DVD and even the same accident on two different workstations.

  I plan to jump on board the idea of exporting the project as a video file, then using something like Nero 9 or Windows DVD Maker actually burn the DVD.

  But my main concern is not losing any HD quality in any of the exporters or burn.  What is the best process to export this video project and then get on a DVD (with menu) and not to lose any quality video or audio.

  If I left out any additional information you need, please let me know and thank you in advance.

  
  Brant

  You can not burn a readable DVD without loss of quality. DVD is the best of 720 x 576 (PAL) or 720 x 480 (NTSC). To maintain the quality that you burn on the BluRay.

  See you soon,.
  --
  Neale
  Insanity is hereditary, get you your children

• How to proper resize images and videos when running without loss of quality?

  Hi guys. I need a little help here.

  I built a flash site, in which I want to resize a movie to the scene. I do it by keeping the proportion, so I just resize the width and then I resize the consequence of the height to the width of new but keeping the proportion.

  The problem is that my film looks like he "pixeled".

  I found a site on which the stage is resized dynamically with the movie and the background images without any of their loss of quality. So far, I knew that resize pictures or videos in flash for the creation or the runtime environment produces results pixeled.

  This is the site: http://kampanjeweb.apt.no/jotun/romforrom/. Can someone tell me how they do without quality loss? Just make the browser in windowed mode and resize the margins to see the effect.

  Thank you.

  Hello, Venian.

  On the video, you can try setting the smoothing of the flash.media.Video on TRUE property. This should keep a quality, but you can do nothing if the video has a bad quality. You need a great video.

  On the images, you you need to redraw the image whenever you resize. To achieve this, use a combination of Bitmap, BitmapData and Matrix classes. No doubt, just call again. Here's a simple example:

  var scale:Number = .5;
  var highQualitySourceImage:Bitmap = ...your image...;
  var scaleMatrix:Matrix = new Matrix();
       scaleMatrix.scale(scale, scale);
  
  var bitmapData:BitmapData = new BitmapData( scale*highQualitySourceImage.width, scale*highQualitySourceImage.height);
       bitmapData.draw(highQualitySourceImage, scaleMatrix);
  
  var finalBitmap:Bitmap = new Bitmap(bitmapData);
  
  addChild( finalBitmap );
  

  See you soon,.

  CaioToOn!