Aperture 3 roundtriping with Capture NX 2

I am still practicing on files and trying to work some issues out. I am working with raw files and trying to export to NX for adjustment. I am also using referenced files. I plan on importing an adjusted tiff back to aperture to replace the raw file. How do I get aperture to release the original file. When I right click to export master the file still shows up in aperture. The raw file will no longer be needed in aperture so its reference needs to be changed to the new tiff being created.
I know there are some other nikon users that don't want to give up capture.
Thanks in advance,
Rodney

William,
My plan is to process all of the files in capture. I got aperture as a dam tool only. I thought about deleting the file but then I have to be very careful to not have the box checked when I empty the trash that would move the nef file to the system trash. The confusing part becomes when I use capture as a reviewer to delete duds.
I thought about running a batch process with capture to create tiffs as soon as pictures are imported from the camera and import only these tiffs into aperture but then I would not have the metadata with the raw files. I'm not sure what the best approach is. I am still open to ideas.
Thanks,

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Image Artifacts with Aperture, not ACR or Capture One?

I generally use Capture One, but for the first time I’m using Aperture to process a series of photos from a just-completed trip to northern Arizona/southern Utah. I’ve been very impressed with Aperture’s workflow, and would very much like to make Aperture my primary tool for managing my photos.
However, tonight I discovered some very unsettling artifacts in the prints that I made in Photoshop using files that Aperture converted from RAW. Upon closer inspection, the artifacts also appear in Aperture, when I zoom in. But interestingly, neither Capture One nor Adobe Camera Raw shows these artifacts to nearly the same degree. Scroll down for examples of the artifact as seen in Aperture, Adobe Camera Raw, Capture One, and Photoshop.
For completeness, here are the specifics of my configuration:
Canon 1Ds RAW images
PowerMac G5 dual 2.5 GHz
OSX 10.4.7
Aperture 1.1.2
Photoshop CS
Capture One Pro 3.7.4
Here is the photo in which I first discovered the artifacts, which are visible in the full-sized image and on the print, but not in this small jpeg:
The artifacts I’m referring to are regularly-spaced train track-looking things in certain sections of the sandstone. The issue can be seen on 100% crops taken from the left side, about 1/3 of the way down from the top. Here is the area as it appears in Aperture using View > Zoom to actual size:
And here are the Aperture adjustments that I made:
Okay, I used Open With External Editor, to load the image into Photoshop – at its original size. Here is the same area, viewed at 100%, and the artifacts are plainly visible:
Notice that the artifacts appear in much the same way they did in Aperture. Just as a test, I used Aperture to “Export” the image as a 16-bit TIFF format, and then opened in Photoshop. Same artifacts as before:
For comparison I opened the same RAW file in Capture One. The artifacts are barely discernable! :
And here are the Capture One settings I used:
And here is the Capture One conversion as it appears in Photoshop, viewed at 100%. Again, the artifacts are essentially absent:
The image dimensions are almost exactly (but not quite) the same as the image that Aperture converted.
And, although it’s not part of my usual workflow, I converted the image using Adobe Camera Raw. The results show that, like Capture One, ACR doesn’t exhibit these artifacts (although it does show a bit more chromatic aberration):
Just to be clear, these artifacts ARE visible in my 16 x 24” print.
It’s a bit discouraging that, on my first serious attempt at using Aperture, I discovered these artifacts. It may be that this is a rare event with Aperture – or maybe not.
Has anyone else seen this sort of thing? Are there other discussions of the issue? And last but not least, can anyone suggest a way that I might avoid this in the future?
Thanks!
-- Jim
G5 Dual 2.5 GHz Mac OS X (10.4.6)

Here is another example of this effect, but with a different type of subject matter: a ball. The original is a raw file from a Canon 350D/Digital Rebel.
In Aperture's Zoom mode there is a pattern on the ball that looks like Maze Craze:
The pattern is maintained to a lesser degree as the image is sized down:
Exported as Original Size png:
Exported as Half Size png:
Now, as pointed out in the earlier post, the real problem is that other apps do not have this problem. The following is from ACR:
Aside from the pattern, Aperture does look better, but the pattern is nasty and almost makes the image unusable.
Will
Dual Core 2.3GHz PowerMac G5, 2GB RAM, GeForce 6600 Mac OS X (10.4.6) Canon Digital Rebel XT, Edirol UA-5
Dual Core 2.3GHz PowerMac G5, 2GB RAM, GeForce 6600 Mac OS X (10.4.6) Canon Digital Rebel XT, Edirol UA-5
Dual Core 2.3GHz PowerMac G5, 2GB RAM, GeForce 6600 Mac OS X (10.4.6) Canon Digital Rebel XT, Edirol UA-5

Anyway to share original files from Aperture with Capture One & Lightroom

I would like to use the 10,000 RAW files I have downloaded with Aperture and be able to use them in Capture One and play with Lightroom. I could export the Originals but then I would be doubling or even tripling the space needed to use these 3 programs. All three programs have different advantages and would like to be able to use all three. I'm sure Apple doesn't want anyone to use anything but Aperture but in the real world, Aperture can't do all the things I want to do.
I have found the originals in Aperture (show package contents) but each picture seems to be in a seperate folder and not altogether in a central folder.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Jim

Best is way is as Jeff says, use referenced files, then to open a raw file with Capture One simply select it in Aperture's browser, ctrl+click (right click) on it and 'show in finder'. From there drag it to Capture One and done.
To automatically import the result to Apertue you can use a hot folder where the processed file from Capture One should be saved to.
I also need to process sometimes raw images in Capture One, specially those with coloured tungsten lighting. Capture One's white balance is way much better than Aperture's.

What are the settings in Aperture to work with a Canon 9000?

What are the settings in Aperture to work with a Canon 9000? Canon website says Aperture is not supported. Is it True?

Do you mean the Canon PIXMA Pro9000 printer?
If so, does this help?
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3681934?tstart=0

Problem with capturing of baselines

Hi !
I have a problem with capturing of baselines- when the SQL is called from PL/SQL code...
For example if I execute in SQL* Plus session
alter session set optimizer_capture_sql_plan_baselines = true;
exec dbms_mview.refresh('VIEW_CLIENT_KONTO', 'C');
exec dbms_mview.refresh('VIEW_CLIENT_KONTO', 'C');
nothing happens ..I do not find the baseline in dba_sql_plan_baselines...
========================================================
optimizer_use_sql_plan_baselines = TRUE..of course and I can capture baselines for plain SQL -only not if SQL ist invoked from PL/SQL..
Now, nowere in documentation could I find that capturing does not work from PL/SQL ..that would, in my opinion, be sderious disadvantage- so much code in the database runs as PL/SQL..
We habe Oracle 11.2.0.3 Enterprise Edition
optimizer_features_enable = 11.2.0.3
What could be worng here..did I forget certain parameter or setting. Thanks for your help in advance.

Now, nowere in documentation could I find that capturing does not work from PL/SQL ..that would, in my opinion,
be sderious disadvantage- so much code in the database runs as PL/SQL..You're quite right. It would be serious disadvantage.
But it's not true that they are not captured from PLSQL.
Setup:
SQL> select * from v$version;
BANNER
Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.3.0 - 64bit Production
PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.3.0 - Production
CORE    11.2.0.3.0      Production
TNS for Linux: Version 11.2.0.3.0 - Production
NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.3.0 - Production
SQL> select name, value from v$parameter where name like '%baseline%';
NAME                                               VALUE
optimizer_capture_sql_plan_baselines               FALSE
optimizer_use_sql_plan_baselines                   TRUE
SQL> create table t1
2 (col1 number);
Table created.
SQL> INSERT /*+ domtest sql */ INTO t1 select 1 from dual;
1 row created.
SQL> begin
2 INSERT /*+ domtest plsql */ INTO t1 select 1 from dual;
3 end;
4 /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> select sql_id, substr(sql_text,1,30) sql_text, child_number c, to_char(force_matching_signature
) sig, sql_plan_baseline
2 from   v$sql
3 where sql_text like 'INSERT /*+ domtest%';
SQL_ID        SQL_TEXT                                C SIG                            SQL_PLAN_BASELINE
gmskus7sbgt5d INSERT /*+ domtest plsql */ IN          0 7407988653257810022
64rzqgrt63wzu INSERT /*+ domtest sql */ INTO          0 17374141102446297863
SQL> select to_char(b.signature) sig, b.created
2 from   v$sql s
3 ,      dba_sql_plan_baselines b
4 where s.sql_text like 'INSERT /*+ domtest%'
5 and    b.signature = s.force_matching_signature;
no rows selected
SQL> alter session set optimizer_capture_sql_plan_baselines = true;
Session altered.
SQL> Baseline created for SQL statement:
SQL> INSERT /*+ domtest sql */ INTO t1 select 1 from dual;
1 row created.
SQL> select sql_id
2 ,      substr(sql_text,1,30) sql_text
3 ,      child_number c
4 ,      to_char(force_matching_signature) sig
5 ,      sql_plan_baseline
6 from   v$sql
7 where sql_text like 'INSERT /*+ domtest%';
SQL_ID        SQL_TEXT                                C SIG                            SQL_PLAN_BASELINE
gmskus7sbgt5d INSERT /*+ domtest plsql */ IN          0 7407988653257810022
64rzqgrt63wzu INSERT /*+ domtest sql */ INTO          0 17374141102446297863
64rzqgrt63wzu INSERT /*+ domtest sql */ INTO          1 17374141102446297863           SQL_PLAN_1ayk9a0wnr
SQL> Baseline created for PLSQL statement:
SQL> begin
2 INSERT /*+ domtest plsql */ INTO t1 select 1 from dual;
3 end;
4 /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> select sql_id
2 ,      substr(sql_text,1,30) sql_text
3 ,      child_number c
4 ,      to_char(force_matching_signature) sig
5 ,      sql_plan_baseline
6 from   v$sql
7 where sql_text like 'INSERT /*+ domtest%';
SQL_ID        SQL_TEXT                                C SIG                            SQL_PLAN_BASELINE
gmskus7sbgt5d INSERT /*+ domtest plsql */ IN          0 7407988653257810022
gmskus7sbgt5d INSERT /*+ domtest plsql */ IN          1 7407988653257810022            SQL_PLAN_5s3v02k7yx9
64rzqgrt63wzu INSERT /*+ domtest sql */ INTO          0 17374141102446297863
64rzqgrt63wzu INSERT /*+ domtest sql */ INTO          1 17374141102446297863           SQL_PLAN_1ayk9a0wnr
SQL> Cleanup baselines:
SQL> declare
2   l_spm_op pls_integer;
3 begin
4   for x in (select sql_handle from dba_sql_plan_baselines b where created >= trunc(sysdate))
5   loop
6       l_spm_op :=
7       dbms_spm.drop_sql_plan_baseline(x.sql_handle);
8   end loop;
9 end;
10 /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> So, I would expect that this is related to DBMS_MVIEW and a restriction on recursive, internal statements.
For example, if you capture sql plan baselines you don't capture baselines for sys and system statements, etc.
Further investigation required.
For example, let's build an MV:
SQL> create materialized view mv1
2 build immediate
3 refresh on demand
4 as
5 select /*+ domtest mv */ col1 from t1;
Materialized view created.
SQL> exec dbms_mview.refresh('MV1');
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> We see two statements from the initial creation of the MV and the subsequent refresh (the latter is the one with the BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK hint).
SQL> select sql_id
2 ,      substr(sql_text,1,50) sql_text
3 ,      child_number c
4 ,      to_char(force_matching_signature) sig
5 ,      sql_plan_baseline
6 from   v$sql
7 where sql_text like 'INSERT %domtest%';
SQL_ID        SQL_TEXT                                C SIG                            SQL_PLAN_BASELINE
ctyufr5b5yzfm INSERT INTO "RIMS"."MV1" selec          0 12798978218302414227
              t /*+ domtest mv */
gfa550uufmr34 INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CH          0 12927173360082366872
              ECK */ INTO "RIMS"."
SQL> Even if we repeat the refresh, we can't see to get a baseline:
SQL> exec dbms_mview.refresh('MV1');
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> exec dbms_mview.refresh('MV1');
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> exec dbms_mview.refresh('MV1');
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> exec dbms_mview.refresh('MV1');
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> exec dbms_mview.refresh('MV1');
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> exec dbms_mview.refresh('MV1');
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> select sql_id
2 ,      substr(sql_text,1,50) sql_text
3 ,      child_number c
4 ,      to_char(force_matching_signature) sig
5 ,      sql_plan_baseline
6 from   v$sql
7 where sql_text like 'INSERT %domtest%';
SQL_ID        SQL_TEXT                                C SIG                            SQL_PLAN_BASELINE
ctyufr5b5yzfm INSERT INTO "RIMS"."MV1" selec          0 12798978218302414227
              t /*+ domtest mv */
gfa550uufmr34 INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CH          0 12927173360082366872
              ECK */ INTO "RIMS"."
SQL> So.... might that BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK have anything to do with it?
It's not likely to be relevant but perhaps we should just check it?
Let's see what happens if we go back to our original plsql statement because we can't insert into an MV directly.
SQL> begin
2   INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK */ INTO t1 select 1 from dual;
3 end;
4 /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> select sql_id
2 ,      substr(sql_text,1,50) sql_text
3 ,      child_number c
4 --,      to_char(force_matching_signature) sig
5 ,      sql_plan_baseline
6 from   v$sql
7 where sql_text like 'INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK */%';
SQL_ID        SQL_TEXT                                                    C SQL_PLAN_BASELINE
6kjvr1gu6v2pq INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK */ INTO T1 SELEC          0
SQL> begin
2   INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK */ INTO t1 select 1 from dual;
3 end;
4 /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> select sql_id
2 ,      substr(sql_text,1,50) sql_text
3 ,      child_number c
4 --,      to_char(force_matching_signature) sig
5 ,      sql_plan_baseline
6 from   v$sql
7 where sql_text like 'INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK */%';
SQL_ID        SQL_TEXT                                                    C SQL_PLAN_BASELINE
6kjvr1gu6v2pq INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK */ INTO T1 SELEC          0
SQL> begin
2   INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK */ INTO t1 select 1 from dual;
3 end;
4 /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> select sql_id
2 ,      substr(sql_text,1,50) sql_text
3 ,      child_number c
4 --,      to_char(force_matching_signature) sig
5 ,      sql_plan_baseline
6 from   v$sql
7 where sql_text like 'INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK */%';
SQL_ID        SQL_TEXT                                                    C SQL_PLAN_BASELINE
6kjvr1gu6v2pq INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK */ INTO T1 SELEC          0
6kjvr1gu6v2pq INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK */ INTO T1 SELEC          1 SQL_PLAN_aq62u7rqdfcs8125daea2
SQL> So, nothing to do with that.
I would suggest that it is because, being executed via DBMS_MVIEW, it is special and bypasses consideration for baselines.
Can we somehow circumvent this?
Perhaps, baselines being a pretty flexible vehicle that work off SIGNATURE (and PLAN_HASH_2).
Let's double check the signature and plan hash we need to reproduce.
SQL> select sql_id
2 ,      substr(sql_text,1,50) sql_text
3 ,      child_number c
4 ,      to_char(force_matching_signature) sig
5 ,      sql_plan_baseline
6 ,      plan_hash_value
7 from   v$sql
8 where sql_text like 'INSERT %domtest%';
SQL_ID        SQL_TEXT                                C SIG                            SQL_PLAN_BASELINE
PLAN_HASH_VALUE
ctyufr5b5yzfm INSERT INTO "RIMS"."MV1" selec          0 12798978218302414227
              t /*+ domtest mv */
     3617692013
gfa550uufmr34 INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CH          0 12927173360082366872
              ECK */ INTO "RIMS"."
     3617692013
SQL> And replace the materialized view with a table:
SQL> drop materialized view mv1;
Materialized view dropped.
SQL> create table mv1
2 (col1 number);
Table created.
SQL> And try to get a statement with the same signature and plan that does use a baseline:
SQL> begin
2   INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK */ INTO "RIMS"."MV1" select /*+ domtest mv */ col1 from t1 ;
3 end;
4 /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> select sql_id
2 ,      substr(sql_text,1,50) sql_text
3 ,      child_number c
4 ,      to_char(force_matching_signature) sig
5 ,      sql_plan_baseline
6 ,      plan_hash_value
7 from   v$sql
8 where sql_text like 'INSERT %domtest%';
SQL_ID        SQL_TEXT                                C SIG                            SQL_PLAN_BASELINE
PLAN_HASH_VALUE
ctyufr5b5yzfm INSERT INTO "RIMS"."MV1" selec          0 12798978218302414227
              t /*+ domtest mv */
     3617692013
5n6auhnqpb258 INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CH          0 12927173360082366872           SQL_PLAN_b6tnbps6tn
              ECK */ INTO "RIMS".
     3617692013
gfa550uufmr34 INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CH          0 12927173360082366872
              ECK */ INTO "RIMS"."
     3617692013
SQL> Now if we drop and recreate the materialized view:
SQL> create materialized view mv1
2 build immediate
3 refresh on demand
4 as
5 select /*+ domtest mv */ col1 from t1;
Materialized view created.
SQL> exec dbms_mview.refresh('MV1');
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> select sql_id
2 ,      substr(sql_text,1,50) sql_text
3 ,      child_number c
4 ,      to_char(force_matching_signature) sig
5 ,      sql_plan_baseline
6 ,      plan_hash_value
7 from   v$sql
8 where sql_text like 'INSERT %domtest%';
SQL_ID        SQL_TEXT                                C SIG                            SQL_PLAN_BASELINE
PLAN_HASH_VALUE
dac4d22mf0m6k INSERT INTO "RIMS"."MV1" selec          0 12798978218302414227
              t /*+ domtest mv */
     3617692013
cn4syqz9cxp3y INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CH          0 12927173360082366872           SQL_PLAN_b6tnbps6tn
              ECK */ INTO "RIMS"."
     3617692013
SQL> And cleanup:
SQL> drop table t1;
Table dropped.
SQL> drop materialized view mv1;
Materialized view dropped.
SQL> declare
2   l_spm_op pls_integer;
3 begin
4   for x in (select sql_handle from dba_sql_plan_baselines b where created >= trunc(sysdate))
5   loop
6       l_spm_op :=
7       dbms_spm.drop_sql_plan_baseline(x.sql_handle);
8   end loop;
9 end;
10 /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> So....
Are baselines created for sql statements executed from PLSQL? Yes.
Are baselines created for internal statements from DBMS_MVIEW? No.
Why? Don't know. But I think it's expected behaviour.
Is there a convoluted way of applying a baseline to the internal refresh statement? Yes.

Has anyone used Aperture 2.0 with 8800GT?

Has anyone used Aperture 2.0 with the new 8800GT? I'm about to order a new Mac Pro and wonder if Aperture will get a speed boost with the 8800GT over the HD 2600XT. I've read many times that Aperture is very GPU dependent, but then I've also read, on Barefeats.com for example, that the graphics card really doesn't do that much of a difference after all.
For me, on my dual 2.0 G5 with 4.5GB and a X800XT, what's been most annoying with Aperture 1.5 has been the slow load times for raw images (15-20MB). But now with the quick preview mode in Aperture 2.0, that really isn't an issue any more.
Is the 8800GT worth waiting for, or should I just get the Mac Pro now with the HD 2600XT?

Hi Don
I'm using Aperture 2.0 with the 8800GT. My system is the new MacPro 8 core 2.8GH with 10GB RAM. I'm shooting Nikon D3 lossless compressed RAW files. Approximately 12-14MB each.
I do not need to use the quick preview mode. Images open instantaneously,either fit to screen or 100%. All the image adjustments are shown with no time lag. My D2X uncompressed raw files,19MB, display in approximately one second with quick preview turned off.
I'm no MAC hardware expert so I don't know how much the speed is the result of the 8800GT but I'm just one happy camper.
Hope this helps
John Blake

How to achieve a roundtrip with Photoshop

Is there a method to re-import a PS file in Captivate? The problem with existing roundtrip with PS is that it is limited to layers that exist in PS during import. So after importing PS file (either as Flattened Image or as Multi Layer) and making some adjustments to the original file, the adjustments are not reflected in Captivate after Updating from Source. I guess that re-importing the file would do the job, but there seems no way of doing it. This makes the "roundtrip" very limited. Sure I can delete the file from Captivate and import once again, but then all effects and time settings are lost and needs to be re-applied.
[Edit] It seems that using Layer Comps *does* allow to make adjustments in PS and have them reflected in Captivate. So far it works for me, fingers crossed, hopefully it won't break sometime after making more adjustments. But still, importing without Layer Comps (only using Last State) is not working as expected.

First of all, good to hear that it's working for you. There is hope then. Maybe I just do something wrong. Here is what I do:
1. Use eLearning suite 2.5 (the newest one)
2. Create a PS file with one layer. No layer comps (it works ok with layer comps, so no point in testing it)
3. In Captivate Insert->Image and choose the PS file, import as Flattened Image (it doesn't work importing as Layers, either)
4. Add an adjustment layer in PS, like Hue/Saturation
5. Save in PS
6. In Captivate, right-click the file and Update from source. No change in hue - **roundtrip not working**.
7. Save Captivate project, close everything, just in case.
8. Open Captivate project and right-click the imported file and Edit PSD Source file.
9. In Photoshop, see the file has the hue adjustment, as it should. Change something, only to be able to save.
10. Save the PS file and return to Captivate - no change at all. **Roundtrip not working**.
11. Eventually right-click in Captivate and Update from source. See a message saying that source is up to date.
I just did all these steps once again. Why isn't it working?
[Edit] I just discovered that it is not working correctly with layer comps, either. Working ok in some simple cases. But in a file where I added new layers, deleted some old ones etc, the new layers are not visible in Captivate. I'll re-import with layer comps but this time import as Layers and not Flatten Image and see what happens.
[EDIT] *** an idea ***
Hmmmmm... Maybe I understand the roundtripping incorrectly. Here is an idea: after first importing as Flatten Image, there appears FlatImage1 item under filename.psd folder in Captivate. This item is on the slide. OK.
Then, after adding a new layer in PS and Updating from source, there are additional items in filename.psd folder in Captivate, Layer3 and Layer4 (the new layers). Perhaps the "roundtripping" expects me to add those new layers to the slide ?? Is it the designed, correct way to do it? It works then, when I add new layers to the clide, but of course the layers act as new images, so coordinates, timing and effects are gone and must re-create the stacking order. I was expecting that the image already existing on the slide will get updated, so actually, that the FlatImage item will get updated as a snapshot of what is in PS file

Problems with captured animation

Goodmorning,
We have a problem with captured animations.
We have created a few movies which have some captured animations.
When we play the movies, they do work. After saving and reopening most of them don't work anymore,
and only the part with the captured animation. The screens goes fully white while playing the animation.
Only the text balloons are visable...
We work on a group directory with captivate 3. Recently the flash player is updated to version 10.
We both are opening the files, not at the same time.
Questions:
Anybody aware of the problem ?
Anybody with any solution ?
Does anybody knows where captivate stores captured animations ?
For example. When I look in the library, i can see four captured animations, when i want to update them, i dont see any of them.
Brdgs Marc

Hi there
I believe you are talking about a Full Motion Recording (FMR). If this is Captivate 3, likely you are seeing an issue whereby Flash Player 10 is causing a problem.
If you revert to Flash Player 9 you should see the preview within Captivate again. Or, if you choose not to downgrade the Flash Player, you may elect to avoid previewing in Captivate and instead preview in the Web Browser.
Cheers... Rick
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Using Aperture 3.03 with a Drobo

I recently got Aperture 3 and imported my iPhoto into it (14,000 images 70 GIG). I chose to move the images into the Aperture library which by default built itself on the internal drive of my Macbook Pro based 'server'. (OS 10.6.4, 4 gig ram)
Once it was all working, I copied the whole Aperture Library to a 3 x 1 TB Drobo connected via FW800 with the notion that from then on I would add images straight to the Drobo so that the Masters and edits etc etc were all inherently redundantly protected. (my movies , iTunes Library are also in the Drobo and work fine). This way the internal server drive is just an OS ... if /when it dies it's easy to replace and the Drobo gives me lots of space plus room to grow!
Anyway, I opened the Drobo Library in Aperture and although it was slow, it worked. I scanned Faces, organized, made folders etc ... all fine. There were a couple of worrying pauses with a beach ball .... but on the whole it seemed a good way to keep my imaged safe without the endless backups of the past.
Just to confirm all my images made it over to the Drobo, I reopened the original library on the server drive. Looked like nothing was missed .... in the end I was going to delete it. But not yet.
Then I reopened the Drobo Library ... a message appeared saying Library File cannot be opened. Uh Oh. So I shut down the mac and rebooted.
Kernel Panic. Ouch.
More testing : the server was fine (booted from another boot drive), the Drobo was fine (connected and worked on another computer), server drive ... well it also Kernel Panicked another machine so it had failed right?
Not so fast ... every diagnostic test (surface scans, controller etc etc) says it's fine. So I reformatted it, reinstalled OS 10. 6. 4 and it's been running fine for over a week ... serving movies and music from the Drobo perfectly. I haven't even tried to reopen the Drobo Aperture Library again... yet.
I can't help feel that the Aperture / Drobo combination had a hand in this mess. I've searched here and seen older Drobo issues, but can anyone tell me a way they are doing this currently that works? If I'm flogging a dead horse by locating the whole library externally (though I can't see why it would be a problem) let me know!
I see others have put their Masters on an external and the Library on an internal. I have them both externally right now (on the Drobo) is there a way to move the Library back to the internal, leaving the Masters on the Drobo?
Learning curves.... what fun
Best
Lee

Thanks Allen
I tried reopening the Aperture Library on the Drobo again .... same message. File cannot be opened. So I tried to repair the Library as described in the manual. All repair/rebuilding options just resulted in a day of spinning beachballs ... no progress at all!
Wow, I can't believe that a Drobo could combine with Aperture to wreak such havoc! Of course I have several copies of my original iPhoto Library so I'm re-importing it to the server's internal drive.
Do you think I could safely point Aperture's Vault to the Drobo as a back up? Or is that problematic too?
And, if the server drive died, could a fresh install of Aperture really reconstruct the entire library from a Vault? The manual makes it sound easy enough, but it only took me 48 hours to completely hose an entire Aperture Library even after reading the docs! I don't fancy reading about "Vault errors" with all my photos at stake!
Of course I'll hang onto the original iPhoto Library .... but new imports into Aperture worry me now. It's frustrating that a Pro App (?) seems to have core stability/corruption vulnerabilities. I used iPhoto for over 8 years without a hitch ... and it isn't meant to be "Pro".
I just want one Library in one place that I can import images into and have reasonable confidence in it's integrity without having to constantly clone files for back up, or worry about whether a back up will actually restore in 3 years, or if the backup actually happened .........
Does anyone know if Aperture deals better with a hardware RAID 5 over Firewire? Is it specifically the DROBO at fault here?
Thanks
Lee

FMLE encoding stopped: Problem with capture device. Incorrect samples given by the device.

Hi Support,
I am trying to use FMLE to encode and stream video from an Axis P1346 IP camera, via Axis' Streaming Assistant software, to a Wowza server.
Everyting appears to be working perfectly and the encoding and resultant stream quality is excellent. Sometimes after a few hours and sometimes after just a few minutes, the encoding will stop with the following error:
Tue Mar 26 2013 11:47:18 : Session Stopped
Tue Mar 26 2013 11:47:18 : Problem with capture device. Incorrect samples given by the device. Stopping encoding session.
I have attached a recent log of a session that only lasted a few minutes - do you have any ideas on how to resolve this instability?
=================================================================
File: C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Flash Media Live Encoder 3.2\FlashMediaLiveEncoder.exe
Description: Adobe® Flash® Media Live Encoder
Copyright: © 2009 - 10 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All Rights Reserved. Adobe, the Adobe logo, and Flash are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. <AdobeIP#0000716>
Version: 3.2.0.9932
=================================================================
Tue Mar 26 2013 11:42:10 : Selected video input device: TowerBridge
Tue Mar 26 2013 11:42:10 : Failed with error 80040154:CoCreateInstance(CLSID_VideoMixingRenderer9, NULL, CLSCTX_INPROC, IID_IBaseFilter, pFilterVideoMixingRenderer.ppv())
Tue Mar 26 2013 11:42:10 : Display Color Quality Warning : Display color quality is currently lower than 32 bit. Colors in video display may be distorted when encoding is not on. To change the display color, open the Display Properties, Settings tab and change color quality to 32 bit.
Tue Mar 26 2013 11:42:12 : No audio capture devices detected. : Flash Media Live Encoder requires an audio capture device to be connected and properly installed.
Tue Mar 26 2013 11:42:24 : Primary - Connected to FMS/3,5,7,7009
Tue Mar 26 2013 11:42:24 : Primary - Network Command: onFCPublish
Tue Mar 26 2013 11:42:24 : Primary - Stream[fmlestream] Status: Success
Tue Mar 26 2013 11:42:24 : Primary - Stream[fmlestream] Status: NetStream.Publish.Start
==========================================================
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-16"?>
<flashmedialiveencoder_profile>
    <preset>
        <name>Custom</name>
        <description></description>
    </preset>
    <capture>
        <video>
        <device>TowerBridge</device>
        <crossbar_input>0</crossbar_input>
        <frame_rate>30.00</frame_rate>
        <size>
            <width>640</width>
            <height>360</height>
        </size>
        </video>
        <timecode>
        <frame_rate>15</frame_rate>
        <systemtimecode>true</systemtimecode>
        <devicetimecode>
            <enable>false</enable>
            <vertical_line_no>16</vertical_line_no>
            <burn>false</burn>
            <row>Bottom</row>
            <column>Left</column>
        </devicetimecode>
        </timecode>
    </capture>
    <encode>
        <video>
        <format>H.264</format>
        <datarate>1000;</datarate>
        <outputsize>640x360;</outputsize>
        <advanced>
            <profile>Baseline</profile>
            <level>3.1</level>
            <keyframe_frequency>1 Second</keyframe_frequency>
        </advanced>
        <autoadjust>
            <enable>false</enable>
            <maxbuffersize>1</maxbuffersize>
            <dropframes>
            <enable>false</enable>
            </dropframes>
            <degradequality>
            <enable>false</enable>
            <minvideobitrate></minvideobitrate>
            <preservepfq>false</preservepfq>
            </degradequality>
        </autoadjust>
        </video>
    </encode>
    <restartinterval>
        <days></days>
        <hours></hours>
        <minutes></minutes>
    </restartinterval>
    <reconnectinterval>
        <attempts></attempts>
        <interval></interval>
    </reconnectinterval>
    <output>
        <rtmp>
        <url>rtmp://localhost/live</url>
        <backup_url></backup_url>
        <stream>fmlestream</stream>
        </rtmp>
    </output>
    <metadata>
        <entry>
        <key>author</key>
        <value>Octopus MT</value>
        </entry>
        <entry>
        <key>copyright</key>
        <value>Octopus MT</value>
        </entry>
        <entry>
        <key>description</key>
        <value>Tower Bridge - London, UK</value>
        </entry>
        <entry>
        <key>keywords</key>
        <value>"Tower Bridge", London</value>
        </entry>
        <entry>
        <key>rating</key>
        <value></value>
        </entry>
        <entry>
        <key>title</key>
        <value>Tower Bridge - LIVE</value>
        </entry>
    </metadata>
    <preview>
        <video>
        <input>
            <zoom>100%</zoom>
        </input>
        <output>
            <zoom>100%</zoom>
        </output>
        </video>
        <audio></audio>
    </preview>
    <log>
        <level>100</level>
        <directory>C:\Users\Administrator\Videos</directory>
    </log>
</flashmedialiveencoder_profile>
==========================================================
DumpGraph [00CA91F8]
    Filter [00CABFDC] Output Video Renderer
          Pin [00CAC3B4] Input [Input] Connected to pin [00CACE1C]
    Filter [00CA9C8C] Input Video Renderer
          Pin [00CAA064] Input [Input] Connected to pin [03BA33A4]
    Filter [02F6AF10] Mux
          Pin [02F6AF70] FLV7 [Input] Connected to pin [02F6FC00]
          Pin [02F6B790] audio [ Input] This pin is not Connected
          Pin [02F6BA08] out [ Output] This pin is not Connected
    Filter [00CAEADC] AVI Decompressor 0003
          Pin [00CAEC14] XForm In [Input] Connected to pin [02F70D88]
          Pin [00CACE1C] XForm Out [Output] Connected to pin [00CAC3B4]
    Filter [03BA326C] AVI Decompressor
          Pin [00CAACD4] XForm In [Input] Connected to pin [02F68BF8]
          Pin [03BA33A4] XForm Out [Output] Connected to pin [00CAA064]
    Filter [02F70048] H264 Compressor
          Pin [02F70070] Input [Input] Connected to pin [02F6F898]
          Pin [02F70D88] Preview [Output] Connected to pin [00CAEC14]
          Pin [02F6FC00] Output1 [Output] Connected to pin [02F6AF70]
          Pin [02F71228] Output2 [ Output] This pin is not Connected
    Filter [02F68AF0] Input RGB
          Pin [02F68B08] Input [Input] Connected to pin [02F60178]
          Pin [02F68BF8] Output [Output] Connected to pin [00CAACD4]
    Filter [02F6F118] FPS Controller Encoder
          Pin [02F6F128] Input [Input] Connected to pin [02F6E880]
          Pin [02F6F898] Output [Output] Connected to pin [02F70070]
    Filter [02F5FAB8] YV12
          Pin [02F5FAD0] Input [Input] Connected to pin [03BA3F24]
          Pin [02F60178] Output [Output] Connected to pin [02F68B08]
    Filter [02F6E778] Resize
          Pin [02F6E790] Input [Input] Connected to pin [02F6E620]
          Pin [02F6E880] Output [Output] Connected to pin [02F6F128]
    Filter [02F6DF60] YV12 0002
          Pin [02F6DF78] Input [Input] Connected to pin [02F6DE00]
          Pin [02F6E620] Output [Output] Connected to pin [02F6E790]
    Filter [02F6D680] FPS Controller Resize
          Pin [02F6D690] Input [Input] Connected to pin [00CA9B6C]
          Pin [02F6DE00] Output [Output] Connected to pin [02F6DF78]
    Filter [00CAB9CC] Video Tee
          Pin [00CABA34] Input [Input] Connected to pin [03B9EE9C]
          Pin [03BA3F24] Output1 [Output] Connected to pin [02F5FAD0]
          Pin [00CA9B6C] Output2 [Output] Connected to pin [02F6D690]
          Pin [03BA3454] Output3 [ Output] This pin is not Connected
    Filter [00CA99C4] Smart Tee
          Pin [00CA9A2C] Input [Input] Connected to pin [00C0974C]
          Pin [03B9EE9C] Capture [Output] Connected to pin [00CABA34]
          Pin [00CAE204] Preview [ Output] This pin is not Connected
    Filter [00C0A6DC] SOURCE
          Pin [00C0974C] Video [Output] Connected to pin [00CA9A2C]
DumpGraph [00CA91F8]
    Filter [00CABFDC] Output Video Renderer
          Pin [00CAC3B4] Input [Input] Connected to pin [00CACE1C]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {E436EB7A-524F-11CE-9F53-0020AF0BA770} MEDIASUBTYPE_RGB8
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 230400
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 8 bpp c:0
Image size 230400
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 256
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
    Filter [00CA9C8C] Input Video Renderer
          Pin [00CAA064] Input [Input] Connected to pin [03BA33A4]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {E436EB7A-524F-11CE-9F53-0020AF0BA770} MEDIASUBTYPE_RGB8
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 230400
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 8 bpp c:0
Image size 230400
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 256
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
    Filter [02F6AF10] Mux
          Pin [02F6AF70] FLV7 [Input] Connected to pin [02F6FC00]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {37564C46-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} Unknown GUID Name
Temporally compressed
Variable size samples
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 12 bpp c:37564c46
Image size 345600
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 0
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
          Pin [02F6B790] audio [ Input] This pin is not Connected
          Pin [02F6BA08] out [ Output] This pin is not Connected
    Filter [00CAEADC] AVI Decompressor 0003
          Pin [00CAEC14] XForm In [Input] Connected to pin [02F70D88]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {30323449-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} Unknown GUID Name
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 345600
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 12 bpp c:30323449
Image size 345600
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 0
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
          Pin [00CACE1C] XForm Out [Output] Connected to pin [00CAC3B4]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {E436EB7A-524F-11CE-9F53-0020AF0BA770} MEDIASUBTYPE_RGB8
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 230400
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 8 bpp c:0
Image size 230400
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 256
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
    Filter [03BA326C] AVI Decompressor
          Pin [00CAACD4] XForm In [Input] Connected to pin [02F68BF8]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {56555949-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIASUBTYPE_IYUV
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 345600
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 12 bpp c:56555949
Image size 345600
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 0
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
          Pin [03BA33A4] XForm Out [Output] Connected to pin [00CAA064]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {E436EB7A-524F-11CE-9F53-0020AF0BA770} MEDIASUBTYPE_RGB8
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 230400
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 8 bpp c:0
Image size 230400
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 256
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
    Filter [02F70048] H264 Compressor
          Pin [02F70070] Input [Input] Connected to pin [02F6F898]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {32315659-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIASUBTYPE_YV12
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 345600
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 12 bpp c:32315659
Image size 345600
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 0
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
          Pin [02F70D88] Preview [Output] Connected to pin [00CAEC14]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {30323449-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} Unknown GUID Name
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 345600
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 12 bpp c:30323449
Image size 345600
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 0
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
          Pin [02F6FC00] Output1 [Output] Connected to pin [02F6AF70]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {37564C46-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} Unknown GUID Name
Temporally compressed
Variable size samples
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 12 bpp c:37564c46
Image size 345600
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 0
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
          Pin [02F71228] Output2 [ Output] This pin is not Connected
    Filter [02F68AF0] Input RGB
          Pin [02F68B08] Input [Input] Connected to pin [02F60178]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {32315659-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIASUBTYPE_YV12
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 345600
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 12 bpp c:32315659
Image size 345600
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 0
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
          Pin [02F68BF8] Output [Output] Connected to pin [00CAACD4]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {56555949-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIASUBTYPE_IYUV
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 345600
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 12 bpp c:56555949
Image size 345600
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 0
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
    Filter [02F6F118] FPS Controller Encoder
          Pin [02F6F128] Input [Input] Connected to pin [02F6E880]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {32315659-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIASUBTYPE_YV12
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 345600
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 12 bpp c:32315659
Image size 345600
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 0
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
          Pin [02F6F898] Output [Output] Connected to pin [02F70070]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {32315659-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIASUBTYPE_YV12
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 345600
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 12 bpp c:32315659
Image size 345600
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 0
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
    Filter [02F5FAB8] YV12
          Pin [02F5FAD0] Input [Input] Connected to pin [03BA3F24]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {32595559-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIASUBTYPE_YUY2
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 460800
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 16 bpp c:32595559
Image size 460800
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 0
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
          Pin [02F60178] Output [Output] Connected to pin [02F68B08]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {32315659-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIASUBTYPE_YV12
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 345600
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 12 bpp c:32315659
Image size 345600
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 0
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
    Filter [02F6E778] Resize
          Pin [02F6E790] Input [Input] Connected to pin [02F6E620]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {32315659-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIASUBTYPE_YV12
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 345600
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 12 bpp c:32315659
Image size 345600
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 0
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
          Pin [02F6E880] Output [Output] Connected to pin [02F6F128]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {32315659-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIASUBTYPE_YV12
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 345600
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 12 bpp c:32315659
Image size 345600
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 0
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
    Filter [02F6DF60] YV12 0002
          Pin [02F6DF78] Input [Input] Connected to pin [02F6DE00]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {32595559-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIASUBTYPE_YUY2
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 460800
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 16 bpp c:32595559
Image size 460800
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 0
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
          Pin [02F6E620] Output [Output] Connected to pin [02F6E790]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {32315659-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIASUBTYPE_YV12
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 345600
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 12 bpp c:32315659
Image size 345600
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 0
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
    Filter [02F6D680] FPS Controller Resize
          Pin [02F6D690] Input [Input] Connected to pin [00CA9B6C]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {32595559-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIASUBTYPE_YUY2
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 460800
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 16 bpp c:32595559
Image size 460800
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 0
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
          Pin [02F6DE00] Output [Output] Connected to pin [02F6DF78]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {32595559-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIASUBTYPE_YUY2
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 460800
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 16 bpp c:32595559
Image size 460800
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 0
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
    Filter [00CAB9CC] Video Tee
          Pin [00CABA34] Input [Input] Connected to pin [03B9EE9C]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {32595559-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIASUBTYPE_YUY2
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 460800
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 16 bpp c:32595559
Image size 460800
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 0
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
          Pin [03BA3F24] Output1 [Output] Connected to pin [02F5FAD0]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {32595559-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIASUBTYPE_YUY2
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 460800
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 16 bpp c:32595559
Image size 460800
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 0
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
          Pin [00CA9B6C] Output2 [Output] Connected to pin [02F6D690]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {32595559-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIASUBTYPE_YUY2
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 460800
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 16 bpp c:32595559
Image size 460800
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 0
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
          Pin [03BA3454] Output3 [ Output] This pin is not Connected
    Filter [00CA99C4] Smart Tee
          Pin [00CA9A2C] Input [Input] Connected to pin [00C0974C]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {32595559-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIASUBTYPE_YUY2
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 460800
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 16 bpp c:32595559
Image size 460800
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 0
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
          Pin [03B9EE9C] Capture [Output] Connected to pin [00CABA34]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {32595559-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIASUBTYPE_YUY2
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 460800
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 16 bpp c:32595559
Image size 460800
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 0
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
          Pin [00CAE204] Preview [ Output] This pin is not Connected
    Filter [00C0A6DC] SOURCE
          Pin [00C0974C] Video [Output] Connected to pin [00CA9A2C]
Major type {73646976-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIATYPE_Video
Sub type   {32595559-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} MEDIASUBTYPE_YUY2
Not temporally compressed
Sample size 460800
Source rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Target rectangle ( Left 0 Top 0 Right 0 Bottom 0)
Size of BITMAPINFO structure 40
640 x 360, 16 bpp c:32595559
Image size 460800
Planes 1
Pels per metre (0, 0)
Colours used 0
AvgTimePerFrame 333333, 30 fps
Tue Mar 26 2013 11:42:24 : Session Started
Tue Mar 26 2013 11:42:24 : Video Encoding Started
Tue Mar 26 2013 11:47:18 : Video Encoding Stopped
Tue Mar 26 2013 11:47:18 : Session Stopped
Tue Mar 26 2013 11:47:18 : Problem with capture device. Incorrect samples given by the device. Stopping encoding session.
Tue Mar 26 2013 11:47:18 : Primary - Network Command: onFCUnpublish
Tue Mar 26 2013 11:47:18 : Primary - Stream[fmlestream] Status: NetStream.Unpublish.Success
Tue Mar 26 2013 11:47:18 :
================== Encoding Statistics ====================
                        Current
                                       Input              Output
             Time    Bit Rate     Drops      fps     Drops      fps
Audio :
Video 1:   0:04:50    644 Kbps        72    74.00         0    15.00
                        Average
                                       Input              Output
             Time    Bit Rate     Drops      fps     Drops      fps
Audio :
Video 1:   0:04:50    983 Kbps        75    29.40         0    29.36
===========================================================
================= Publishing Statistics ===================
         Bandwidth     Buffer   Frame Drops
Primary: 824 Kbps   0.00 Sec          0
Backup :    0 Kbps   0.00 Sec          0
===========================================================
Tue Mar 26 2013 11:47:18 : Failed with error 80040273:CoCreateInstance(CLSID_VideoMixingRenderer9, NULL, CLSCTX_INPROC, IID_IBaseFilter, pFilterVideoMixingRenderer.ppv())
Tue Mar 26 2013 11:47:56 : Primary - Network Status: NetConnection.Connect.Closed status
Tue Mar 26 2013 11:47:56 : Primary - Disconnected
Thank you for your assistance
Richard

Please attach the session log file.

Can anyone help me find the raw converter for Nikon D4/ I have Aperture 3.0 with Snow Leopard. thanks in advance

hi,
Having problems finding the correct download for a Nikon D4 raw converter.
Can anyone help direct me to the right link?
I am using Aperture 3.0 with Snow leopard.
thanks in advance
Mark

Nikon D4 is supported by Digital Camera RAW Compatibility Update 3.10:
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1510
Check the System requirements, if it is compitability with your installation Mac OS X 10.6.8.
Regards
Léonie

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I'm trying to troubleshoot a problem I'm having when converting my PSE9 catalog to LR3.4. Specifically, about 20% of my images (abouit 2,500 out of 12,000) didn't import with capture dates. I can clearly see the correct capture dates in PSE9 Organizer, but when I view the same imported images in LR3.4, there is no date. This occurs with dates that I've modified in PSE9 as well as dates straight out of the camera.
This is a major problem for me because I'm used to organizing my photos in PSE9 using capture dates. On a related note, PSE9 allows you to set the capture date to a known year and unknown month, day, and time, but when imported into LR3, these dates are converted to Jan 01 of the known year. Sorry, but Jan 01 is not the same as unknown. Is there a way to correctly display unknown portions of a capture date in LR3 similar to the way it's displayed in PSE9?
Sorry if this has been discussed before.

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On a related note, PSE9 allows you to set the capture date to a known year and unknown month, day, and time, but when imported into LR3, these dates are converted to Jan 01 of the known year.
Even though Adobe's XMP metadata standard allows for unknown month, day, or time, most programs including LR don't support it -- PSE is the only program I know of that does (and it has problems). I use the conveniton of 1/1 12:00:00 to represent unknown values.
See this FAQ for other issues with converting PSE catalogs to LR:
http://www.johnrellis.com/psedbtool/photoshop-elements-faq.htm#_Converting_to_Lightroom

Aperture looses contact with masters imported in Library

I working with aperture 3 and since a couple of month aperture loses contact with imported master/pictures. At first I thought it was because i left the originals/masters in my time machine. But recently i imported pictures in my aperture library. Opening aperture now aperture says my pictures are not on line so I can't control my metadata. Please give me some clue or help to tell me what I do wrong

Hi Dick. Can't say from the information you've provided. This line, though, gives me fibrillations:
DickBasart wrote:
At first I thought it was because i left the originals/masters in my time machine.
What have you been doing? Where, exactly, are your Images' Masters stored? What volume is reported when you right-click an Image with an off-line Master and execute "Show in Finder"? What path is shown at the top of the dialog when you select an Image with an off-line Master and execute "File→Locate Referenced Master ... "?

Can Aperture be used with iPad?

can Aperture be used with iPad?

Welcome to Apple Support Communities
Aperture is available for Macs, but not iPads. However, you can use iPhoto for iPad > https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/iphoto/id497786065?mt=8

Problem with capture

Hello everyone, I have a problem with capturing HDV tape, not that I'm doing wrong and I would like if possible someone could help me until now had captured no problem with the version Fine Cut Studio V.6, and captured clips are stored in the folder specified with the. mov, but now I'm doing it with version 7, and captured clips are stored as a Unix executable file and not as a video file. mov, thereby not You can open the file. Thanks for the help

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