"Apple Quick Tip of the Week" podcast crashes AppleTV

I have iTunes set to download the Apple Quick Tip Of The Week (AQTOTW) podcasts, and then sync them to my AppleTV. Nearly every one of the AQTOTW podcasts that I play causes the AppleTV video to stutter and eventually, the white Apple logo appears. After a few seconds, I am seeing the main menu.
None of the other podcasts that I view on the AppleTV have this problem.
The software on the AppleTV is up to date. iTunes runs on a Macmini which is running Leopard (up to date as well).
The AQTOTW are very useful, how can I view them on the AppleTV?

There are a number of good hints in this post, many of which apply in Leopard.

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Hi All,
Have you noticed that the "quick tip of the week" on the apple.com/business/videotips page are done on machines running tiger. A number of them including some of those most recently added (e.g. "When a pdf is too big", and "zip up your files") seem not to be applicable in Leopard. I find this a bit weird. Come on apple get up to speed with Leopard please.
BTW anyone know how to shrink down the size of a pdf in Leopard?
Thanks

There are a number of good hints in this post, many of which apply in Leopard.

Apple's Tip of the week - Two Seconds to Sleep anomaly

Apple states in its tip of the week
"Tip of the Week
Two Seconds to Sleep
Want the fastest way to put your Mac right into a deep, sleepy-bear hibernation-like sleep (no whirling fan, no dialogs, no sound — nuthin’ — just fast, glorious sleep). Just press Command-Option and then hold the Eject button for about 2 seconds and Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz. It doesn’t get much faster than that."
at URL http://www.apple.com/pro/tips/quicksleep.html
I tried this on my 2x 2.5 GHz PowerMac G5 and it gave my computer fits.
First it took 5 seconds to goto sleep and then immediately wakes up again. Not only this but it corrupted my Safari in as much as clicking on any web link would cause a download of the HTML and then after deleting the downloaded file and quitting the Safari download window all the Safari web pages being displayed or active in Dock would terminate and disappear. I had to restart the computer to regain some sanity. It was repeatable as well.
If others experience a similar behavior I'd sure like to see some feedback as this is just too bad of Apple if its widespread.
BTW - I'm running 10.4.7 (since it was released to public) and file system permissions are presitine and all correct just for the record.
Thanks.

I have been using this for a over a year (forget where I found it) and always use it to send my PowerBook to the Land of Nod, rather than just shutting the lid.
When you do it this way, also, it is quite clear that some processes still need to do their thing, particularly a network; and also after using QuickTime (or video in iTunes).

Quick Tip of the Week: Take a Quick Look at the files in Trash

I ran this Quick Tip which was emailed to me today, but noticed that the Quick Look icon demonstrated isn't on my Toolbar, instead there's something called a Path icon, and Finder>View>Customise Toolbar is greyed out, so I do not appear to be able to change it. Quick Look works when I press the space bar, so it is on my iMac.
Does anybody know why Quick Look isn't on the Toolbar, and how to change the Path icon for Quick Look?

To open a Finder window, click a clear space on your Desktop. You'll see the word Finder top left in your screen. You can press command Command N on your keyboard or use your mouse and from the Menu Bar (top of screen) click File/New Finder Window.
Migration Assistant will transfer all your files and important settings for you.
To see exactly which Mac OS version you are running, click the Apple logo top left in your screen, then click, "About This Mac". The version number will be displayed in that pane.
Carolyn

Mac tip of the week 5/9/07: The smaller PDF Secret Control

The tip of the week has instructions for compressing a PDF file. The compress PDF method mentioned first is fine, However, the instructions for making a filter to do this make no sense at all to me. It says to select Colorsync from the "second presets pop-up menu" when you open the print menu. What is this? Where is this "second presets pop-up menu?" When i open a print window, I get a print window. There's no pop up menu, first or second.
For a Mac tip, this is surely obscure. Does anyone know what Apple is talking about here? Thanks
-wayne

For some reason when I select 'Add Filters' the dialogue closes and a .pdf is created.
For some reason not working - any ideas as to why this happens?
Thanks

Tip of the Week Should be part of our standard toolkit of Answers.

This OSX "Tip of the Week":
http://www.apple.com/pro/tips/emailresize.html
Should be in the standard Quiver of answers when people ask how to resize images. You can do it from within the mail app!
krb

Keith
How cool is that!
Regards
TD

I have a podcast that isn't updating with the weekly podcast. I called the company that submits them and they say it's on itunes as they have been submitting them. Any suggestions?

I have a podcast that isn't updating with the weekly podcast. I called the company that submits them and they say it's on itunes as they have been submitting them. Any suggestions?

Apple isnt here. this is a user based forum for technical questions. The solution is to restart, reset, and restore as new which is in the manual after that get it replaced for hard ware failure. if your within your one year warranty its replaced if it is out of the warranty then it is 199$

Tech Tip of the Week: Syncing Distribution Groups in Office 365

Having trouble getting your distribution groups to sync when migrating to Office 365?
We recently worked with a customer who had over 300 distribution groups that were not syncing to Office 365. Upon review, we noticed that the distribution groups did not have a Display Name.
Here are the steps we took in order to resolve the problem:
1. Open ADUC “Active Directory Users and Computers “On the top menu click on view and select Advanced Features.
2. Find the Distribution List that is not syncing to your Office 365 tenant > right click the Distribution List > select Properties > click on the attribute editor tab.
3. There are a couple attributes that must be filled out in order for it to Synchronize to Office 365.
Attributes: mail,
displayName – if they do not have any data, fill it in. Once completed click ok.
4. Open the MIISClient. This is located on your DIRSYNC Server. The default path is: “C:\Program Files\Microsoft Online Directory Sync\SYNCBUS\Synchronization Service\UIShell\miisclient.exe”
5. Click on Metaverse Search > input the following:
Attribute: Mail
Operator: Contains
Value:
“Email Address of the DG”
6. Once filled in click on search > double click the search results > click on the connectors tab. Note: If
you only see SourceAD Management Agent, perform the following:
7. Click on Management Agents > Right click SourceAD > click on Run > click on Full Import Stage Only > click on ok.
8. Right click SourceAD > click on run > click on Full Sync > click on ok.
9. Right click TargetWebService > click on Run > click on Full Confirming Import Stage > click on ok.
10. Right click TargetWebService > click on Run > click on Full Confirming Sync > click on ok.
11. Right click TargetWebService > click on Run > click on Export > click on ok.
We hope you found this week’s Tech Tip useful! Do you have a problem you want us to solve in our Tech Tip of the week series? Let us know!

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Quick tip: aborting the loading of a song

I like to keep aliases to each project file I'm working on, for a given album, in a single folder. Now I must be a spaz, but about once a week I double-click on the wrong file in the list, usually missing the [intended] one above/below it by a millimeter.
Luckily, there's a quick stop for this, if Logic isn't already running: when you realize it was the wrong file, IMMEDIATELY hold down the command key. If you catch it early enough, you will be prompted to launch Logic in Demo mode, at which point you can click the "Quit" button.
This has saved me a lot of time, as some of my projects take minutes to open. Nothing worse than sitting through all the loading of samples & plugs just so you can Quit immediately.

or whilst logic is active and about to launch
hold down OPTION+APPLE and hit ESCAPE then hit ENTER/RETURN
thats it
its the easiest way, this also useful when applications are frozen or not responding
and its also good when you got too many folders open and you can't be bothered to close one by one
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done all folders close at once
stash

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Powershell.
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This CMdlet turns on archiving for all mailboxes
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This week’s tech tip is for all you Windows PowerShell users.If you’re using PowerShell, you may already know about CMDlets. If not, this post is sure to excite you, as CMDlets (pronounced “command-let”) are nifty commands that will ease the process of using
Powershell.
Here are 5 CMDlets to get you started:
1. Get-Recipient | Where {$_.EmailAddresses –match “[email protected]”}
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2. (Get-Mailbox) | ForEach {Set-Mailbox $_.Identity –RetentionPolicy “Contoso-Policy”}
This CMDlet applies a single retention policy to all users.
3. Get-MSOLUser | Set-MSOLUser –PasswordNeverExpires $true
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4. (Get-Recipient) | ForEach {Add-RecipientPermission –identity $_.PrimarySMTPAddress –trustee [email protected] –AccessRights SendAs –Confirm:$Y}
This gives a single mailbox SendAs rights to all other recipients (groups, mailboxes, external contacts).
5. (Get-Mailbox) | ForEach {Enable-Mailbox –identity $_.PrimarySMTPAddress –Archive}
This CMdlet turns on archiving for all mailboxes
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HT1386 the latest version of iTunes, the number of which I cannot even find, is hopelessly unfriendly. I no longer get automatic updates of the weekly podcast "Wait, wait...", and when I enter it myself there is no apparent way to synrchonize it onto the

I am so frustrated with this version of iTunes that I cannot express my disgust for it in words. I can't even find what version number the thing is. My podcast screen,. which is what I'm trying to edit now, looks like this:

Superb detail, thank you.
(1) Download the Windows Installer CleanUp utility installer file (msicuu2.exe) from the following Major Geeks page (use one of the links under the "DOWNLOAD LOCATIONS" thingy on the Major Geeks page):
http://majorgeeks.com/download.php?det=4459
(2) Doubleclick the msicuu2.exe file and follow the prompts to install the Windows Installer CleanUp utility. (If you're on a Windows Vista or Windows 7 system and you get a Code 800A0046 error message when doubleclicking the msicuu2.exe file, try instead right-clicking on the msicuu2.exe file and selecting "Run as administrator".)
(3) In your Start menu click All Programs and then click Windows Install Clean Up. The Windows Installer CleanUp utility window appears, listing software that is currently installed on your computer.
(4) In the list of programs that appears in CleanUp, select any iTunes entries and click "Remove", as per the following screenshot:
(5) Quit out of CleanUp, restart the PC and try another iTunes install. Does it go through properly this time?

Tip of the week: How to get started with the Admin Console

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awesome, thank you!

Apple Podcast crashes iPod Classic

I've had a few problems with some video podcasts not working properly but I've normally put them down to third party software generating the podcast not being configured correctly and creating a corrupted video file. However my recent issue has brought new concern as to what is going on with my iPod classic.
The recent Apple Quick Tip of the Week - Tip 45: Searching the Dictionary, causes my iPod classic to reset. It's not just a occasional problem but happens everytime I run that file and exactly at the same spot each time.
iPod Classic configuration:
160GB version
Serial Number: 8M7379DXYMX
Model: MB150
Version: 1.1.1 Mac
Previously seen issues with cut outs and hangs with video podcasts from NAPP, e.g. Photoshop TV and PS Killer Tips. This is the first time a podcast has caused the iPod to completely reset though.
Message was edited by: Noel Holland
Message was edited by: Noel Holland

Noel Holland wrote:
For reference: The video podcast I was having problems with now displays correctly after Apple posted the 1.1.2 update for the iPod Classic.
Perhaps that's why Apple posted the update!
You are probably correct when you suggest that "third party software generating the podcast not being configured correctly and creating a corrupted video file" has something to do with it. Maybe the people who create the Apple Quick Tip of the Week haven't checked to make sure what they do actually works.
I had a video (converted by iTunes for the iPod) that caused my iPod 160GB to crash, twice. Since that video was not that important to me, I removed it and it will not go back on regardless of software updates. These things happen. However, to someone like me who grew up with vinyl records, the iPod is fantastic!
Regards,

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This quick tip explains the steps and some of the terms you'll encounter when you create a fillable PDF form using an existing PDF document in Acrobat X Std. or Pro.
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Hi, can you please let me know which version of Adobe you used in this tutorial?
I have the Adobe Reader XI - is there a similar tutorial for this version?
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LabVIEW Quick Tips

The LabVIEW Documentation team needs information about how you use the LabVIEW Quick Tips, which are included in the LabVIEW Help. The most recent version of the Quick Tips are at http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361A-01/TOC7.htm. The Quick Tips also are available in LabVIEW 6.0 and later by navigating to the LabVIEW Help and selecting Quick Tips in the contents pane.
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a. All the time
b. Sometimes
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Message Edited by Support on 01-26-2006 10:36 AM

1. How often do you use the LabVIEW Quick Tips?
d. I didn't know that the LabVIEW Quick Tips existed.
3. Would the Quick Tips be more helpful if each tip was integrated into a relevant help topic?
Yes
4. If the Quick Tips are integrated into individual help topics, would you find it helpful for the tips to remain in their current state as a list of tips?
Perhaps a subset of the list related to the topic
3. Is there any additional information not currently in the Quick Tips that would be helpful to you when using LabVIEW?
Not that I can think of
Quite a numbering scheme here: 1, 3, 4, 3.
- tbob
Inventor of the WORM Global

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