Basic question about importing/exporting movies
Hi all! I'm a complete novice with Flash (and moviemaking). I used it many years ago, but haven't used it in a long, long time. Flash may not even be the program I need... so let me know if that's the case.
Basically, I shot a video with my camera. It is a .mov file. I imported it into iMovie and edited it. Then I exported it as a .mov file. I want to embed the video into a web page. As far as I can tell, in Dreamweaver it needs to be a .swf file. But I don't think I can export an swf file from iMovie. So I read online I could convert my file using Flash.
I followed directions I found online, but though it seems to be working... it's not. Here's what I did:
I opened a new file in Flash. I used the default type. I clicked on the timeline and went to File > Import > Import movie (using all the default choices).
I broused to find the .mov file. I clicked Next.
I chose a skin that was the default (Minimal Flat Custom Color Play Back See CounterV...). Clicked Next. Clicked Finish.
A little movie player is now on my Flash screen.
I started adding frames (F5). I see frames are added in the timeline.
But... when I go to play the movie... it DOES play... but the screen is black.
I see I CAN export it as a swf file... but since I can't see the movie when I play it, I'm guessing it's not working (the tutorial I was using said I should be able to see it at this point).
So... am I going about this the completely wrong way? Why is it not working? Thanks for helping me out.
julie
PS I'm using Flash Professional CC v. 13.0.0.759 on an iMac
open your mov file in adobe media encoder. save to flv or f4v.
open flash pro, add an flvplayback component to the stage and assign its source (using a relative, not absolute path) to be your flv or f4v. test.
when you have that working you can publish a swf and html. use the html code to embed the swf in your web page.
p.s. you'll need to upload the flv/f4v, the swf the html file that contains the embedding code AND, if you use an flvplayback skin, that skin.
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Import: Release 10.1.0.2.0 - Production on Thursday, 22 April, 2010 8:27
Copyright (c) 2003, Oracle. All rights reserved.
Connected to: Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.1.0.2.0 - Production
With the Partitioning, OLAP and Data Mining options
Master table "SYSTEM"."SYS_IMPORT_FULL_01" successfully loaded/unloaded
Starting "SYSTEM"."SYS_IMPORT_FULL_01": system/******** remap_schema=wfatg:wfautog remap_tablespace=tbs_wfatg_tab:tbs_wfautog_tab remap_tablespace=tbs_wfatg_idx:tbs_wfautog_idx remap_tablespace=tbs_wfatg_xml:tbs_wfautog_xml status=60 dumpfile=exp_wfatg_20100421.dmp parallel=2 directory=dumpdir
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Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/ROLE_GRANT
Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/DEFAULT_ROLE
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. . imported "WFAUTOG"."AGENDA_TAREFAS" 6.273 KB 77 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."AREASGESTAO" 6.945 KB 19 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."AREASGESTAOUTILIZADOR" 15.14 KB 919 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."CONCELHOS" 12.00 KB 308 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."CONFIGURACOES" 11.54 KB 117 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."CONTACTOS_ESCRITORIO" 7.484 KB 57 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."CORRESPONDENCIA_MODELOS" 6.789 KB 15 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."DISTRITOS" 5.757 KB 29 rows
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. . imported "WFAUTOG"."ESTADOS_AUTORIZACAO" 5.328 KB 5 rows
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. . imported "WFAUTOG"."PERFISUTILIZADOR" 11.10 KB 272 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."PERITO_MEDICO" 19.53 KB 307 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."PLAN_TABLE" 18.26 KB 10 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."PROCESSOSABERTOS" 5.617 KB 20 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."RAMOS" 6.085 KB 11 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."REDE_MEDICA" 5.375 KB 6 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."REGIME_ASSISTENCIA" 5.273 KB 2 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."REPRESENTANTE" 9.929 KB 97 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."REPRESENTANTE_TEMP" 10.07 KB 8 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."RESULTADO_SENTENCA" 5.281 KB 2 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."TENTATIVA_CONCILIACAO" 8.218 KB 3 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."TIPOSDOCUMENTO" 7.859 KB 71 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."TIPOS_PASTA" 6.304 KB 6 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."TIPO_CAUCAO" 5.296 KB 3 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."TIPO_EXAME" 5.312 KB 3 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."TIPO_HOSPITALCLINICA" 5.312 KB 3 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."TIPO_IP" 5.343 KB 7 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."TIPO_PRESTADOR" 5.343 KB 5 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."TIPO_TRIBUNAL" 5.289 KB 2 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."TRANSPORTE_ESPECIAL" 5.312 KB 5 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."TRIBUNAL_CIVEL" 25.10 KB 18 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."UTILIZADORES" 22.97 KB 196 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."ACTUALIZACAO_LOG" 0 KB 0 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."ACTUALIZACOESAS400" 0 KB 0 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."AGENCIASFAX" 0 KB 0 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."AREASPERFIL" 0 KB 0 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."EXAMES" 0 KB 0 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."FERIADOS" 0 KB 0 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."JUNTA_MEDICA" 0 KB 0 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."LOGSLOGINS" 0 KB 0 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."LOGSPROCESSOS" 0 KB 0 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."PERFISAREA" 0 KB 0 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."PERMISSOES" 0 KB 0 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."PKGLOG_TAB" 0 KB 0 rows
. . imported "WFAUTOG"."SENTENCA" 0 KB 0 rows
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ORA-39082: Object type TRIGGER:"WFAUTOG"."BEF_INSERT_AGENDA_UTIL_TRG" created with compilation warnings
ORA-39082: Object type TRIGGER:"WFAUTOG"."BEF_INSERT_AGENDA_UTIL_TRG" created with compilation warnings
ORA-39082: Object type TRIGGER:"WFAUTOG"."BEF_INS_ACOR" created with compilation warnings
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ORA-39082: Object type TRIGGER:"WFAUTOG"."BEF_INS_ADV" created with compilation warnings
ORA-39082: Object type TRIGGER:"WFAUTOG"."BEF_INS_ALRT" created with compilation warnings
ORA-39082: Object type TRIGGER:"WFAUTOG"."BEF_INS_ALRT" created with compilation warnings
ORA-39082: Object type TRIGGER:"WFAUTOG"."BEF_INS_ANOT" created with compilation warnings
ORA-39082: Object type TRIGGER:"WFAUTOG"."BEF_INS_ANOT" created with compilation warnings
ORA-39082: Object type TRIGGER:"WFAUTOG"."BEF_INS_AUT" created with compilation warnings
ORA-39082: Object type TRIGGER:"WFAUTOG"."BEF_INS_AUT" created with compilation warnings
ORA-39082: Object type TRIGGER:"WFAUTOG"."BEF_INS_CPR" created with compilation warnings
ORA-39082: Object type TRIGGER:"WFAUTOG"."BEF_INS_CPR" created with compilation warnings
ORA-39082: Object type TRIGGER:"WFAUTOG"."BEF_INS_DOCP" created with compilation warnings
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Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/INDEX/SE_TBL_FBM_INDEX_INDEX/INDEX
Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/INDEX/STATISTICS/SE_TBL_FBM_IND_STATS/INDEX_STATISTICS
Job "SYSTEM"."SYS_IMPORT_FULL_01" completed with 150 error(s) at 08:35
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Question about Imported AVI movies from Digital Cameras
Hi
I use a Canon "Ixus" series digital camera., the video clips on this camera are AVI (Apple OpenDML JPEG, 640 x 480, Millions).,
My problem is saving edits i do to these video clips in the in the same original format when opening them in QT, unlike photos Qt makes you save AS instead of saving modifications to the original file.
Again, if Qt does not allow you to save the edits to the clip itself but rather asks you what you want to save it as, and i can not find the same exact QT which is "AVI" (Apple OpenDML JPEG, 640 x 480, Millions)., then what is the correct format to avoid any loss in quality?
Can anyone advise?i just have to rotate these clips, they where shot sideways.
I understand - however, video is a horizontal format; when you rotate your file 90 degrees either the 640 vertical dimension must shrink to 480 pixels which will leave black borders on each side of the image or you expand the 480 horizontal dimension of your clip to 640 pixels and you crop of the top and bottom of your image.
Here is how to do it: How can I rotate rectangular pixel DV material 90° while maintaining the correct aspect ratio and interlacing? at http://www.sjoki.uta.fi/~shmhav/SVCDon_a_Macintosh.html#vert-horizrotate
Good luck.
F Shippey -
Basic question about storage and safety in iMovie '11
A very basic question about storage and safety:
I want to keep a backup of my raw footage on my external hard drive prior to begin working on the movie in iMovie. I want to do this:
1. Upload the digital files from my camcorder to my Desktop *(as opposed to iMovie)*
2. Duplicate that footage/clips.
3. Put the duplicate clips/footage into a folder labeled with the name of that footage (like "Fun At the Dentist" or "Jimmy Learns How to Yodel").
4. Drag the folder with the footage/clips into my external hard drive into a pre-existing folder titled "Backups/duplicates of all of my raw footage/clips." This big granddaddy folder will house all of the child folders of different movies.
5 Then, open up iMovie '11 and import the raw footage/clips from my Desktop rather than from my camcorder.
6. Then I want to make a duplicate of my finished movie and put it in my external hard drive in a "Finished Movies" folder.
I know that the original raw unedited footage will always be in iMovies '11 but I want the original to also exist immediately accessible in my external hard drive.
QUESTION:
Is this viable? Is it wise? (I know it goes an extra unnecessary step, but aside from that.)
*Do you have any precautionary advice?* Should I do something in my iMovies '11 preferences? What?
In earlier years with iMovie '04 or '06 (cannot recall) I made many novice errors and ended up losing audio to my finished movie. I also lost footage.
This time around with iMovie '11 I don't to make such novice, ignorant errors.
Thanks so much for any comments to this question.
-LYes I'm sure it will work great for you.
The iFrame format is something Apple has come up with. The reason for its existence is unknown to me so I can only speculate. But it seems to me that Apple "invented" this format in order to have devices such as Ipod/Ipad/Iphone/Ixxx create clips that are editable on consumer hardware such as already mentioned devices but also standard Mac computers, without the need for format conversion.
iMovie converts most input formats during import, which takes a lot of time, and this need for conversion often comes as a surprise to most people new to home video editing.
iFrame has a resolution of 960x540 which is long way from the common standards of 1920x1080 and 1280x720. If your end target is YouTube however, this may not be too bad though. However if you intend to go with YouTube HD, you may find iFrame footage to look wrong since they are effectively upscaled to a higher resolution.
Technically iFrame uses the H.264 algorithm, a smaller frame size (960x540) and a rather low compression scheme. This will result in large files, but the plus side is that the files are ready for editing without the need for any conversion and iMovie will natively edit the files. -
Basic question about NR filter
Very basic question about the (perhaps oversimplified) interface of the noise reduction filter.
Does anyone know definitively whether the first "Strength" slider is a master control for the filter overall (i.e. it controls the power of all other sliders below it), or whether it only affects an individual parameter (such as what might be perceived as luminosity-based noise, rather than color noise)?
In other words, if Strength is set to zero, but Reduce Color Noise is set to 100%, does the color noise reduction effectively become zero or 100%?
Neither the Help Menu nor three of the aftermarket books I have definitively addresses this. There are further redundancies regarding this "Strength" slider when advanced mode is turned on: for instance, if Strength on the "front" panel is set to 0, but 9 on the individual channel panels, what is the effective strength?
Thanks in advance -Yes I'm sure it will work great for you.
The iFrame format is something Apple has come up with. The reason for its existence is unknown to me so I can only speculate. But it seems to me that Apple "invented" this format in order to have devices such as Ipod/Ipad/Iphone/Ixxx create clips that are editable on consumer hardware such as already mentioned devices but also standard Mac computers, without the need for format conversion.
iMovie converts most input formats during import, which takes a lot of time, and this need for conversion often comes as a surprise to most people new to home video editing.
iFrame has a resolution of 960x540 which is long way from the common standards of 1920x1080 and 1280x720. If your end target is YouTube however, this may not be too bad though. However if you intend to go with YouTube HD, you may find iFrame footage to look wrong since they are effectively upscaled to a higher resolution.
Technically iFrame uses the H.264 algorithm, a smaller frame size (960x540) and a rather low compression scheme. This will result in large files, but the plus side is that the files are ready for editing without the need for any conversion and iMovie will natively edit the files. -
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Hi, everyone.
I got very basic questions about infocube data handling.
With infopackage, I extracted all the data about employees from R/3.
But there were some mistakes during inputting employee data, like positions,
so I just extracted those employees data once more.
Now I have two requests in infocube, where the first one has some wrong data.
Is there any solutions about this?
I might got it all wrong, so as beginner, any suggestions and explanations will
be grateful.Hi,
You can manually delete the earlier request by going in the Manage option of the cube. select the request and click on delete icon at the bottom.
Other option is to make setting in the Infopackage to delete similar or overlapping request.
Data target tab --> 6th column Automatic loading / deletion of similar request. --> click on the blank icon --> you will get a pop-up --> select the radio button - "delete existing request" --> Select Conditions --> Infosource are same, datasource are same and source system are same, --> selections are "Same or More Comprehensive "
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I have some very basic questions about compiling source on 10.6. BTW, if the unix discussions still exist, they've hidden them pretty well, so I hope I'm in the right place for this!
First off, you simply cd to the source dir, wherever it may be - in my case ~/Downloads/source/ - and during the install process, everything will be installed in its proper dir, right?
How do you know which compiler to use? There seem to be several: make, gmake, gcc, g++, etc...
Once you do figure out which compiler to run, the process is supposed to go like this, right?
./configure
make (or whatever)
make install
But this doesn't always work for me. For instance, I'm trying to compile 'arm', but it doesn't seem to have a 'configure' script.
$ ls ~/Downloads/arm
ChangeLog
README
armrc.sample
setup.py
LICENSE
arm
install
/src
Maybe it's that 'setup.py' file? What are you supposed to do?
Of course, it's not only this one that's given me trouble. Sometimes the readme will say I have to edit a certain file for my system. Are there just a few standard changes you always make? Or is it...how can I put it...complicated? How do you find out what's needed in those cases?
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I have some very basic questions about compiling source on 10.6. BTW, if the unix discussions still exist, they've hidden them pretty well, so I hope I'm in the right place for this!
This is the place for UNIX discussions. If you have developer-related questions, there is a forum dedicated to that as well: Developer Forums
First off, you simply cd to the source dir, wherever it may be - in my case ~/Downloads/source/ - and during the install process, everything will be installed in its proper dir, right?
Yes. Hopefully the project you want to install follows standard conventions. If so, you can do "./configure", then "make", and finally "sudo make install" to install the software into "/usr/local".
How do you know which compiler to use? There seem to be several: make, gmake, gcc, g++, etc...
The make file will figure that stuff out.
Once you do figure out which compiler to run, the process is supposed to go like this, right?
./configure
make (or whatever)
make install
Yes, with the addition of "sudo" before "make install" because "/usr/local" is owned by root.
But this doesn't always work for me. For instance, I'm trying to compile 'arm', but it doesn't seem to have a 'configure' script.
$ ls ~/Downloads/arm
ChangeLog
README
armrc.sample
setup.py
LICENSE
arm
install
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arm? You mean "arm (anonymizing relay monitor) - Terminal status monitor for Tor relays." You really don't want to be messing with that stuff. The only people involved with Tor that are trustworthy are US Navy intelligence who have their own uses for it. If you don't understand it as well as they do, best stay away. -
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Hi,
I have some very basic questions about using a Macbook Pro + external display. I don't actually have them but need to know how things works.
So, here they are:
1) Can I use the external display as the main display?
2) Will the external display run with its resolution or with that of the mbook pro?
3) Somewhere I read that you cannot keep the macbook pro open and get the full resolution of the external display. Is that true ?
4) Is it dangerous to keep the mbook closed while using the external display?
5) Does the usage of the external display impact on mbook performance?
I know...a lot of questions , but would be nice if someone could help me.
Thanks.Hi - I am presently using an external display.
To answer your questions in sequence:
1. Yes you can use the external display as your main display. The way to enable that mode is to put your MacBook Pro to sleep, attach the external display. Wake up your MBPro with the lid closed and you will see the external display as you main display. You can alternatively set the external to "Mirror" your notebook by using preferences/display.
2. The external display will run at its resolution although you can adjust and calibrate it using Preferences/Display.
3. Not true. You get max resolution on both displays. Of course you may have to tweak as mentioned above.
4. Not at all. I use this mode all the time. Just make sure you initially set up as mentioned above and your LCD on the MBPro will stay off.
5. I have not seen any performance degradation whatsoever.
Hope this helps. -
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I want to ask a question about imported database. I imported database and I noticed tables doesnt have Primary key or foreign key. They havent relation between eachs. Why can this occured ?
is it about import or another something?yeah ı am surprised none of tables have pk or fk ..
but ı want to show you http://i51.tinypic.com/2hedc9d.jpg
what is blue shapes in there ?
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Hi everybody, Jack here,
I have some basic questions about the Cisco IOS, could someone help me addressing some of them please? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Basically, I have two IP addresses assigned by our Cable ISP. From what I understood you can configure a Cisco router for multiple IP addresses using the IOS, thereby allowing someone like myself to take advantage of having multiple IP addresses. This may seem unnecessary to some, but I've always wanted to put the 2nd IP address to use, since after all, I've been paying for it.
I was just wondering if someone could confirm that what I'm hoping to accomplish is indeed within the capability of the Cisco IOS (i.e. Fully utilize my 2 IP addresses). As well, if someone could kindly suggest a decent CISCO router for online gaming home use that would be super awesome!
Thank you all so much for reading through the wall of text:)
JackJack
Certainly using multiple IP addresses is in the capability of Cisco IOS routers. How they can be used depends on the relationship of the IP addresses. I am assuming that we are talking about IP addresses assigned for the user to use and that the IP address for the ISP connection is not one of these that we are talking about.
If both of the IP addresses that you have been assigned are within the same subnet then you would assign one of the addresses to the router interface to establish IP communication between the router and the ISP and to enable Internet connectivity for the devices inside your network that will use the router as their gateway to the Internet. The other address that is assigned can be used for address translation and in particular for static address translation which would make one of your devices inside to be reachable for connections initiated from the Internet (if that is something that you might want to do).
If the addresses that are assigned to you are in different subnets then you could assign one address to the outside router interface and assign the other address to the router inside interface. Or you could use the second address for address translation.
I do not have much expertise with online gaming, but I would think that either the Cisco 881 router or the 890 router might be appropriate for you. If 100 Mb connection is sufficient then probably the 881 would be the one to look at. If you need Gig connection then look at the 890.
HTH
Rick -
Basic questions about JAAS capabilities
I've never used JAAS for authentication or authorization in a Java app before. Can somebody that has (or at least has some experience and knowledge about JAAS) please answer the following couple of basic questions about it? (I know I could probably answer these myself with a few hours of reading.)
1. Can I use JAAS to restrict the users that can execute specific methods of my code?
2. If the answer to #1 is yes, is there a way to programmatically determine if a JAAS login user has the permissions to run a method before actually calling that method. In other words, can I ask something like canUserExecute(method) or do I have to just put the call to the method in a try/catch and catch a security exception of some type?
3. Is it fairly simple to have JAAS authenticate against a Windows Domain or a LDAP server?
4. Are there programmatic ways to add or edit user information in JAAS?
Answer to any of these questions are greatly appreciated. I'll even toss a couple of Dukes to the people that answer each question. Thanks in advance.You might look at the AfterthoughtSoft-Secure product at http://www.advancedmodelingconcepts.com. It is designed to do just that and will easily allow you to connect to users/group repositories that are in anything from a simple text file all the way up to Kerberos V.
You can contact the author of the product (me) at bart dot jenkins at gd-ais dot com.
bart
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