Best way to output this CS3
Using Canon 550D I made some videos which are in .mov
I assumed you guys would like to know the flavour of it
I need it in .avi I tried experimenting but it all turns out crappy, I don't think I have the right compressors or whatever you call it lol so I gave up. In the end I exported it in .wmv There is a logo in it as well imported as .png file, to appear as watermark in right lower angle. It is brillant in .wmv but as I said I need it in .avi
It's resolution (source file) is 1920x1088, total birate 45944kbps 25fps
And my target is 1920x1080 and total birate around 10320kbps 25fps
Don't tell me to convert it, the quality is of major imporatnce
First, what is the watermark? Those usually appear, when one has a trial 3rd party Effect. Do you have such?
For the H.264 to AVI, what flavor of AVI do you need? MOV, like AVI, are but "wrappers," and can contain almost anything. This ARTICLE will give you some background.
When starting with MOV/H.264, I find that Apple's QuickTime Pro (US$29 upgrade/unlock) does a good job with Export to other formats.
Good luck,
Hunt
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Best way to implement this code in labview
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What is the best way to implement this code in labview programming.
I have an analogue input which triggers a boolean light when it reaches a certain voltage. but at the same time i would like it to enable two other outputs one for a set period of time and the other stay on until another statement becomes true.
For example
case 1:
Set output high
Delay(2000ms)
Set output low
Case 2:
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If statement 2 is true
then set out put low
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Thanks for your helpHi David,
The code you posted will work, although note that the front panel becomes 'unresponsive' - as changes in the controls are only read once per iteration. The wait function is an example of an execution timing VI, however if we want to do software timing (like a 2 hour wait) - we should use software timing VIs.
Check out the following example (note we can stop execution during run-time):
Regards,
Peter D
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Is this REALLY the easiest/best way to do this?
I'm no SQL guru by any means, but I can get by. Here is some background.
I am running Perfmon Data Collector Sets to collect performance counters.
I am using Relog.exe to take the .blg files and pushing them into a database
I am attempting to write a query that will ultimately get the information out of the database and see if I can aggregate the data a bit as well. If the last part is better off doing in Excel (where this data will ultimately end up for charting), then I will
do that part there.
Here is the table layouts when you import the .blg files:
Table name: CounterData
Columns:
GUID
CounterID
RecordIndex
CounterDateTime
CounterValue
FirstValueA
FirstValueB
SecondValueA
SecondValueB
MultiCount
Table Name: CounterDetails
CounterID
MachineName
ObjectName
CounterName
CounterType
DefaultScale
InstanceName
InstanceIndex
ParentName
ParentObjectID
TimeBaseA
TimeBaseB
I need to pull multiple sets of data out of these tables, so I built the following query:
USE PDB
SELECT
CAST(LEFT(CounterDateTime, 16) as smalldatetime) AS CounterDateTime,
REPLACE(CounterDetails.MachineName,'\\','') AS ComputerName,
CounterDetails.ObjectName + ISNULL('(' + CounterDetails.InstanceName + ')','') + '\' + CounterDetails.CounterName AS [Counter],
CounterData.CounterValue
FROM CounterData
FULL OUTER JOIN CounterDetails ON CounterData.CounterID = CounterDetails.CounterID
FULL OUTER JOIN DisplayToID ON CounterData.GUID = DisplayToID.GUID
WHERE CounterDetails.ObjectName = 'Processor'
AND CounterDetails.CounterName = '% Processor Time'
AND CounterDetails.InstanceName = '_Total'
UNION
SELECT
CAST(LEFT(CounterDateTime, 16) as smalldatetime) AS CounterDateTime,
REPLACE(CounterDetails.MachineName,'\\','') AS ComputerName,
CounterDetails.ObjectName + ISNULL('(' + CounterDetails.InstanceName + ')','') + '\' + CounterDetails.CounterName AS [Counter],
CounterData.CounterValue
FROM CounterData
FULL OUTER JOIN CounterDetails ON CounterData.CounterID = CounterDetails.CounterID
FULL OUTER JOIN DisplayToID ON CounterData.GUID = DisplayToID.GUID
WHERE CounterDetails.ObjectName = 'Web Service'
AND CounterDetails.CounterName = 'Bytes Received/sec'
AND CounterDetails.InstanceName = 'AppName'
ORDER BY 1
Is this REALLY the best way to do this?
Also, trying to figure out how to build in data aggregation in 5 minute average blocks.
Any assistance appreciated!Erland,
Thanks for your response.
The related items in the table are CounterID, in a nutshell, what I want to do is the following:
Get the data from the CounterDetails table that holds the MachineName, CounterName, CounterType and so forth.
CounterID MachineName ObjectName CounterName CounterType DefaultScale InstanceName InstanceIndex ParentName ParentObjectID TimeBaseA TimeBaseB
1 \\ServerName Web Service Bytes Received/sec 272696576 -4 Carnival NULL NULL NULL 14318180 0
2 \\ServerName Web Service Bytes Sent/sec 272696576 -4 AppName NULL NULL NULL 14318180 0
3 \\ServerName Web Service Current Connections 65536 0 AppName NULL NULL NULL 14318180 0
4 \\ServerName Web Service Bytes Total/sec 272696576 -4 AppName NULL NULL NULL 14318180 0
5 \\ServerName Web Service Get Requests/sec 272696320 0 AppName NULL NULL NULL 14318180 0
6 \\ServerName Web Service Head Requests/sec 272696320 0 AppName NULL NULL NULL 14318180 0
7 \\ServerName Processor % Processor Time 558957824 0 _Total NULL NULL NULL 10000000 0
8 \\ServerName PhysicalDisk Disk Reads/sec 272696320 0 _Total NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
9 \\ServerName PhysicalDisk Disk Reads/sec 272696320 0 0 C: D: E: NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
10 \\ServerName PhysicalDisk Disk Read Bytes/sec 272696576 -4 _Total NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
11 \\ServerName PhysicalDisk Disk Read Bytes/sec 272696576 -4 0 C: D: E: NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
12 \\ServerName PhysicalDisk Disk Writes/sec 272696320 0 _Total NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
13 \\ServerName PhysicalDisk Disk Writes/sec 272696320 0 0 C: D: E: NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
14 \\ServerName PhysicalDisk Current Disk Queue Length 65536 1 _Total NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
15 \\ServerName PhysicalDisk Current Disk Queue Length 65536 1 0 C: D: E: NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
16 \\ServerName PhysicalDisk % Disk Read Time 542573824 0 _Total NULL NULL -1 10000000 0
17 \\ServerName PhysicalDisk % Disk Read Time 542573824 0 0 C: D: E: NULL NULL -1 10000000 0
18 \\ServerName PhysicalDisk Disk Write Bytes/sec 272696576 -4 _Total NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
19 \\ServerName PhysicalDisk Disk Write Bytes/sec 272696576 -4 0 C: D: E: NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
20 \\ServerName PhysicalDisk Disk Transfers/sec 272696320 0 _Total NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
21 \\ServerName PhysicalDisk Disk Transfers/sec 272696320 0 0 C: D: E: NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
22 \\ServerName PhysicalDisk % Disk Write Time 542573824 0 _Total NULL NULL -1 10000000 0
23 \\ServerName PhysicalDisk % Disk Write Time 542573824 0 0 C: D: E: NULL NULL -1 10000000 0
24 \\ServerName Network Interface Bytes Received/sec 272696576 -4 TEAM : Team _0 - Intel[R] PRO_1000 PT Dual Port Server Adapter NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
25 \\ServerName Network Interface Bytes Received/sec 272696576 -4 Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE [NDIS VBD Client] NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
26 \\ServerName Network Interface Bytes Received/sec 272696576 -4 TEAM : Team _0 - Intel[R] PRO_1000 PT Dual Port Server Adapter _3 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
27 \\ServerName Network Interface Bytes Received/sec 272696576 -4 TEAM : Team _0 - Intel[R] PRO_1000 PT Dual Port Server Adapter _2 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
28 \\ServerName Network Interface Bytes Received/sec 272696576 -4 TEAM : Team _0 - Intel[R] PRO_1000 PT Dual Port Server Adapter _4 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
29 \\ServerName Network Interface Bytes Received/sec 272696576 -4 Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE [NDIS VBD Client] _4 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
30 \\ServerName Network Interface Bytes Received/sec 272696576 -4 Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE [NDIS VBD Client] _3 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
31 \\ServerName Network Interface Bytes Received/sec 272696576 -4 Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE [NDIS VBD Client] _2 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
32 \\ServerName Network Interface Bytes Sent/sec 272696576 -4 TEAM : Team _0 - Intel[R] PRO_1000 PT Dual Port Server Adapter NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
33 \\ServerName Network Interface Bytes Sent/sec 272696576 -4 Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE [NDIS VBD Client] NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
34 \\ServerName Network Interface Bytes Sent/sec 272696576 -4 TEAM : Team _0 - Intel[R] PRO_1000 PT Dual Port Server Adapter _3 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
35 \\ServerName Network Interface Bytes Sent/sec 272696576 -4 TEAM : Team _0 - Intel[R] PRO_1000 PT Dual Port Server Adapter _2 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
36 \\ServerName Network Interface Bytes Sent/sec 272696576 -4 TEAM : Team _0 - Intel[R] PRO_1000 PT Dual Port Server Adapter _4 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
37 \\ServerName Network Interface Bytes Sent/sec 272696576 -4 Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE [NDIS VBD Client] _4 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
38 \\ServerName Network Interface Bytes Sent/sec 272696576 -4 Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE [NDIS VBD Client] _3 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
39 \\ServerName Network Interface Bytes Sent/sec 272696576 -4 Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE [NDIS VBD Client] _2 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
40 \\ServerName Network Interface Bytes Total/sec 272696576 -4 TEAM : Team _0 - Intel[R] PRO_1000 PT Dual Port Server Adapter NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
41 \\ServerName Network Interface Bytes Total/sec 272696576 -4 Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE [NDIS VBD Client] NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
42 \\ServerName Network Interface Bytes Total/sec 272696576 -4 TEAM : Team _0 - Intel[R] PRO_1000 PT Dual Port Server Adapter _3 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
43 \\ServerName Network Interface Bytes Total/sec 272696576 -4 TEAM : Team _0 - Intel[R] PRO_1000 PT Dual Port Server Adapter _2 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
44 \\ServerName Network Interface Bytes Total/sec 272696576 -4 TEAM : Team _0 - Intel[R] PRO_1000 PT Dual Port Server Adapter _4 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
45 \\ServerName Network Interface Bytes Total/sec 272696576 -4 Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE [NDIS VBD Client] _4 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
46 \\ServerName Network Interface Bytes Total/sec 272696576 -4 Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE [NDIS VBD Client] _3 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
47 \\ServerName Network Interface Bytes Total/sec 272696576 -4 Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE [NDIS VBD Client] _2 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
48 \\ServerName Network Interface Output Queue Length 65792 0 TEAM : Team _0 - Intel[R] PRO_1000 PT Dual Port Server Adapter NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
49 \\ServerName Network Interface Output Queue Length 65792 0 Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE [NDIS VBD Client] NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
50 \\ServerName Network Interface Output Queue Length 65792 0 TEAM : Team _0 - Intel[R] PRO_1000 PT Dual Port Server Adapter _3 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
51 \\ServerName Network Interface Output Queue Length 65792 0 TEAM : Team _0 - Intel[R] PRO_1000 PT Dual Port Server Adapter _2 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
52 \\ServerName Network Interface Output Queue Length 65792 0 TEAM : Team _0 - Intel[R] PRO_1000 PT Dual Port Server Adapter _4 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
53 \\ServerName Network Interface Output Queue Length 65792 0 Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE [NDIS VBD Client] _4 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
54 \\ServerName Network Interface Output Queue Length 65792 0 Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE [NDIS VBD Client] _3 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
55 \\ServerName Network Interface Output Queue Length 65792 0 Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE [NDIS VBD Client] _2 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
56 \\ServerName Network Interface Current Bandwidth 65792 -6 TEAM : Team _0 - Intel[R] PRO_1000 PT Dual Port Server Adapter NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
57 \\ServerName Network Interface Current Bandwidth 65792 -6 Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE [NDIS VBD Client] NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
58 \\ServerName Network Interface Current Bandwidth 65792 -6 TEAM : Team _0 - Intel[R] PRO_1000 PT Dual Port Server Adapter _3 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
59 \\ServerName Network Interface Current Bandwidth 65792 -6 TEAM : Team _0 - Intel[R] PRO_1000 PT Dual Port Server Adapter _2 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
60 \\ServerName Network Interface Current Bandwidth 65792 -6 TEAM : Team _0 - Intel[R] PRO_1000 PT Dual Port Server Adapter _4 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
61 \\ServerName Network Interface Current Bandwidth 65792 -6 Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE [NDIS VBD Client] _4 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
62 \\ServerName Network Interface Current Bandwidth 65792 -6 Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE [NDIS VBD Client] _3 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
63 \\ServerName Network Interface Current Bandwidth 65792 -6 Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE [NDIS VBD Client] _2 NULL NULL -1 14318180 0
64 \\ServerName Memory % Committed Bytes In Use 537003008 0 NULL NULL NULL NULL 14318180 0
65 \\ServerName Memory Available MBytes 65792 0 NULL NULL NULL NULL 14318180 0
66 \\ServerName Memory Committed Bytes 65792 -6 NULL NULL NULL NULL 14318180 0
67 \\ServerName ASP.NET Requests Current 65536 -1 NULL NULL NULL NULL 14318180 0
68 \\ServerName ASP.NET Worker Process Restarts 65536 -1 NULL NULL NULL NULL 14318180 0
69 \\ServerName ASP.NET Applications Running 65536 -1 NULL NULL NULL NULL 14318180 0
70 \\ServerName ASP.NET Requests Queued 65536 -1 NULL NULL NULL NULL 14318180 0
71 \\ServerName ASP.NET Application Restarts 65536 -1 NULL NULL NULL NULL 14318180 0
72 \\ServerName ASP.NET Worker Processes Running 65536 -1 NULL NULL NULL NULL 14318180 0
73 \\ServerName ASP.NET Request Execution Time 65536 -1 NULL NULL NULL NULL 14318180 0
Put that together with the Actual CounterData in the appropriately named table.
GUID CounterID RecordIndex CounterDateTime CounterValue FirstValueA FirstValueB SecondValueA SecondValueB MultiCount
8ADCC3A7-4D90-45A3-B912-FB18C9CB3646 1 1 2015-04-30 13:01:17.165 0 -1927979745 2 -598728243 706 1
8ADCC3A7-4D90-45A3-B912-FB18C9CB3646 1 2 2015-04-30 13:01:22.173 67581.3633745449 -1927642227 2 -527219720 706 1
8ADCC3A7-4D90-45A3-B912-FB18C9CB3646 1 3 2015-04-30 13:01:27.165 94686.4063445727 -1927169543 2 -455741935 706 1
8ADCC3A7-4D90-45A3-B912-FB18C9CB3646 1 4 2015-04-30 13:01:32.172 152203.041104636 -1926407371 2 -384042212 706 1
8ADCC3A7-4D90-45A3-B912-FB18C9CB3646 1 5 2015-04-30 13:01:37.180 165447.09804292 -1925578898 2 -312344215 706 1
8ADCC3A7-4D90-45A3-B912-FB18C9CB3646 1 6 2015-04-30 13:01:42.172 171837.776053684 -1924721043 2 -240864459 706 1
8ADCC3A7-4D90-45A3-B912-FB18C9CB3646 1 7 2015-04-30 13:01:47.180 173383.630948422 -1923852824 2 -169166134 706 1
8ADCC3A7-4D90-45A3-B912-FB18C9CB3646 1 8 2015-04-30 13:01:52.172 144598.914838348 -1923130989 2 -97690055 706 1
8ADCC3A7-4D90-45A3-B912-FB18C9CB3646 1 9 2015-04-30 13:01:57.179 174737.727857169 -1922255986 2 -25991455 706 1
8ADCC3A7-4D90-45A3-B912-FB18C9CB3646 1 10 2015-04-30 13:02:02.171 169321.861725293 -1921410708 2 45486867 707 1
8ADCC3A7-4D90-45A3-B912-FB18C9CB3646 1 11 2015-04-30 13:02:07.179 208117.127073016 -1920368562 2 117185118 707 1
8ADCC3A7-4D90-45A3-B912-FB18C9CB3646 1 12 2015-04-30 13:02:12.171 141008.757157554 -1919664632 2 188662923 707 1
8ADCC3A7-4D90-45A3-B912-FB18C9CB3646 1 13 2015-04-30 13:02:17.178 149495.458222544 -1918916026 2 260361927 707 1
8ADCC3A7-4D90-45A3-B912-FB18C9CB3646 1 14 2015-04-30 13:02:22.170 174341.539879002 -1918045605 2 331847154 707 1
8ADCC3A7-4D90-45A3-B912-FB18C9CB3646 1 15 2015-04-30 13:02:27.178 143957.916530014 -1917324818 2 403537258 707 1
8ADCC3A7-4D90-45A3-B912-FB18C9CB3646 1 16 2015-04-30 13:02:32.170 130619.882518362 -1916672720 2 475018386 707 1
8ADCC3A7-4D90-45A3-B912-FB18C9CB3646 1 17 2015-04-30 13:02:37.178 142332.32395318 -1915959971 2 546718673 707 1
8ADCC3A7-4D90-45A3-B912-FB18C9CB3646 1 18 2015-04-30 13:02:42.170 184550.944997403 -1915038722 2 618192753 707 1
8ADCC3A7-4D90-45A3-B912-FB18C9CB3646 1 19 2015-04-30 13:02:47.177 154267.317838657 -1914266244 2 689889592 707 1
8ADCC3A7-4D90-45A3-B912-FB18C9CB3646 1 20 2015-04-30 13:02:52.169 149238.629713526 -1913521218 2 761368514 707 1
8ADCC3A7-4D90-45A3-B912-FB18C9CB3646 1 21 2015-04-30 13:02:57.177 188584.542348845 -1912576880 2 833066869 707 1
8ADCC3A7-4D90-45A3-B912-FB18C9CB3646 1 22 2015-04-30 13:03:02.169 176918.705027469 -1911693639 2 904548308 707 1
8ADCC3A7-4D90-45A3-B912-FB18C9CB3646 1 23 2015-04-30 13:03:07.176 188369.179859497 -1910750431 2 976242743 707 1
8ADCC3A7-4D90-45A3-B912-FB18C9CB3646 1 24 2015-04-30 13:03:12.168 148606.905306921 -1910008537 2 1047723754 707 1
8ADCC3A7-4D90-45A3-B912-FB18C9CB3646 1 25 2015-04-30 13:03:17.176 200078.077196397 -1909006668 2 1119420468 707 1
The query above is working, but I feel there is a better way to get this done.
Sample Output:
CounterDateTime ComputerName Counter CounterValue
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Memory\Committed Bytes 23836753920
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Memory\Committed Bytes 23837396992
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Memory\Committed Bytes 23842693120
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Memory\Committed Bytes 23843172352
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Memory\Committed Bytes 23861657600
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Memory\Committed Bytes 23872827392
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Memory\Committed Bytes 23909138432
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Memory\Committed Bytes 23960690688
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Memory\Committed Bytes 23972872192
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName PhysicalDisk(_Total)\Current Disk Queue Length 0
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Processor(_Total)\% Processor Time 0
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Processor(_Total)\% Processor Time 8.65725297547727
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Processor(_Total)\% Processor Time 9.34837740384615
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Processor(_Total)\% Processor Time 10.45515625
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Processor(_Total)\% Processor Time 11.3926622596154
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Processor(_Total)\% Processor Time 11.4480309928908
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Processor(_Total)\% Processor Time 11.8893621695024
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Processor(_Total)\% Processor Time 12.3306933461139
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Processor(_Total)\% Processor Time 13.3301821231728
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Web Service(AppName)\Bytes Received/sec 0
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Web Service(AppName)\Bytes Received/sec 67581.3633745449
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Web Service(AppName)\Bytes Received/sec 94686.4063445727
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Web Service(AppName)\Bytes Received/sec 144598.914838348
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Web Service(AppName)\Bytes Received/sec 152203.041104636
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Web Service(AppName)\Bytes Received/sec 165447.09804292
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Web Service(AppName)\Bytes Received/sec 171837.776053684
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Web Service(AppName)\Bytes Received/sec 173383.630948422
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Web Service(AppName)\Bytes Received/sec 174737.727857169
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Web Service(AppName)\Bytes Total/sec 0
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Web Service(AppName)\Bytes Total/sec 354821.47994974
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Web Service(AppName)\Bytes Total/sec 533111.927106303
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Web Service(AppName)\Bytes Total/sec 849787.130317823
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Web Service(AppName)\Bytes Total/sec 1015485.82303199
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Web Service(AppName)\Bytes Total/sec 1286054.48388504
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Web Service(AppName)\Bytes Total/sec 1528398.33137765
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Web Service(AppName)\Bytes Total/sec 1600789.68540725
2015-04-30 13:01:00 ServerName Web Service(AppName)\Bytes Total/sec 1690894.89372096
2015-04-30 13:02:00 ServerName Memory\Committed Bytes 23781527552
2015-04-30 13:02:00 ServerName Memory\Committed Bytes 23802056704
2015-04-30 13:02:00 ServerName Memory\Committed Bytes 23803797504
2015-04-30 13:02:00 ServerName Memory\Committed Bytes 23821389824
2015-04-30 13:02:00 ServerName Memory\Committed Bytes 23831420928
2015-04-30 13:02:00 ServerName Memory\Committed Bytes 23835803648
2015-04-30 13:02:00 ServerName Memory\Committed Bytes 23850049536
2015-04-30 13:02:00 ServerName Memory\Committed Bytes 23863857152
2015-04-30 13:02:00 ServerName Memory\Committed Bytes 23875534848
2015-04-30 13:02:00 ServerName Memory\Committed Bytes 23917281280
2015-04-30 13:02:00 ServerName Memory\Committed Bytes 23933739008
2015-04-30 13:02:00 ServerName Memory\Committed Bytes 23978917888
I hope this additional information I have provided will help. :)
Thanks for your time! -
I want to stop using my old computer completely and transfer my itunes account to my new computer. What is the best way to do this?
A simple search
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My Macbook pro was stolen 09/12, the police just returned it to me. I want to remove all the data and start over. Format the drive's etc. I have windows 7 on 1 partion and mountain lion OSX on the apple partition. How is the best way to do this?
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I have spent a lot of time saving, organizing and arranging photos (for the last 7 years) on my PC, and would like to know the best way to transfer these, AND MAINTAIN THE ORGANIZATION OF THE FOLDERS, to my new ipad (and later, my iphone). I have a really good system, and I do not want to have to do it all over again, on the ipad. I DO NOT want to subscribe to another monthly service fee (i.e. the iCloud) but DO have iTunes on my PC.
What is the simplest method to do this ? I have tried synching, but, each time have lost photos (on my ipad) OR have had NO ORGANIZATION AT ALL to the photos once synced. I have all these photos (5.6gb) in the My Pictures folder, then subdivided into years, then subdivided into events and months within the years. So, my transfer of the My Picures folder, completely transfers all of them, but with NO further organization. Again, I have spent years doing this, and don't want to have to re-invent the wheel.
Can someone advise (or even better, lead me to a youtube video) that accurately shows the best way to do this ?
Thank you, in advance, for your help.
p.s. I particularly enjoy Dan Nations very informative articles on how to get the best from my products. And, wish Apple would explain "how it works" regarding the syncing methods on the Operating System. It is the only thing I "don't get" about using my iPad..... meanwhile I LOVE my new mini ! ! ! ! ! ! ! thanks Apple, for keeping things simple.... Please don't change that !Correct, it will only be one-level, the Photos app doesn't support sub-albums - the sub-folders photos will be included in the parent's album.
If you select My Pictures at the top of the Photos tab when syncing, then you should get an album for each folder that is directly under it - so if I understand correctly what you described then that would mean an album for 2013, one for 2012 etc. And each of those should include all the photos in the subfolders under it - so 2013 would include the photos from the events and months subfolders under it.
You can't sync them separately, only the contents of the last sync remains on the iPad, by not including a folder in the next photo sync you are effectively telling iTunes that you no longer want that folder/album on the iPad so it will be removed and be replaced by the contents of the new sync (you can't delete synced photos directly on the iPad, instead they are deleted by not including them in the next sync).
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I am trying to make a pdf of a file and I need to get the file size to be no bigger than 10MB. Even when I save it, the image quality at minimum the file size is 10.9 MB. What is the best way to do this
@Barbara – What purpose is that PDF for? Print? Web?
If web purpose, you could convert CMYK images to sRGB. That would reduce the file size as well.
A final resort to bring down file size is:
1. Print to PostScript
2. Distill to PDF
That would bring file size down even more. About 20%, depending on the images and other contents you are using, compared with the Acrobat Pro method. If you like you could send me a personal message, so we could exchange mail addresses. I could test for you. Just provide the highres PDF without any downsampling and transparency intact. Best provide a PDF/X-4.
I will place the PDF in InDesign, print to PostScript, distill to PDF.
Uwe -
I need to move my library from my old computer to my new laptop (Windows 8). What's the best way to do this?
These are two possible approaches that will normally work to move an existing library to a new computer.
Method 1
Backup the library with this User Tip.
Deauthorize the old computer if you no longer want to access protected content on it.
Restore the backup to your new computer using the same tool used to back it up.
Keep your backup up-to-date in future.
Method 2
Connect the two computers to the same network. Share your <User's Music> folder from the old computer and copy the entire iTunes library folder into the <User's Music> folder on the new one. Again, deauthorize the old computer if no longer required.
Both methods should give the new computer a working clone of the library that was on the old one. As far as iTunes is concerned this is still the "home" library for your devices so you shouldn't have any issues with iTunes wanting to erase and reload.
I'd recommend method 1 since it establishes an ongoing backup for your library.
If you have an iOS device that syncs with contact & calendar data on your computer you should migrate this information too. If that isn't possible create a dummy entry of each type in your new profile and iTunes should offer to merge the existing data from the device into the computer, otherwise the danger is that it will wipe the information from the device.
If your media folder has been split out from the main iTunes folder you may need to do some preparatory work to make it easier to move. See make a split library portable.
Should you be in the unfortunate position where you are no longer able to access your original library, or a backup of it, then see Recover your iTunes library from your iPod or iOS device for advice on how to set up your devices with a new library with the maximum preservation of data. If you don't have any Apple devices then see HT2519 - Downloading past purchases from the App Store, iBookstore, and iTunes Store.
tt2 -
I have just purchased an iphone 4 and it needs me to have the latest itunes on my computer. I have not upgraded by computer for some time and thought this is probably the time to do it. My computer is an imac intel with Tiger 10.4.11. I want to upgrade my Imac from tiger 10.4.11 to Mac OS 10.6 Snow Leopard or higher. What is the best way to do this? Appreciate any help as I am out of practice. I used to be an old hand at this, but things have moved on since I didn't upgrade or use my computer as much!
Catherina wrote:
... What is the best way to do this?
The best way, really the only way, is to purchase Snow Leopard.
Online (UK): http://store.apple.com/uk/product/MC573/mac-os-x-106-snow-leopard
Elsewhere: call the phone number in the Apple Online Store.
Apple's price is $19.99, £14.00, €18.
Snow Leopard is not available to download from any legitimate source.
Once you install Snow Leopard, upgrade iTunes to version 10.7 or the latest, iTunes 11.
iTunes 10.6.3 is the last version of iTunes to support Mac computers with Mac OS X 10.5.8 with either Intel or PowerPC processors, but since you have an Intel iMac, the best solution is to purchase Snow Leopard. Leopard is no longer available from Apple and prices from aftermarket vendors can be unreasonably high. -
I just purchased a new desktop PC and want to move Itunes and all my Ipad Apps to new computer, and delete off my old computer. What is the best way to do this?
Hi,
See Here for Transferring your iTunes Library
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4527
Make sure Everything is working to your satisfaction Before Deleting anything from your old computer...
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I want to connect a Mac mini to a Samsung 40", Whats the best way to do this?
I want to connect a Mac mini to a Samsung 40" LED tv to use as the monitor, whats the best way of doing this?
Understand that there is one HDMI port on your TV that is specifically designated for PC connectivity. The order that the TV or Mini are powered on may determine your results. For your specific TV model, check buyer reviews on Amazon or elsewhere that can include optimum TV/Computer settings adjustment for improved viewing results.
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I am moving from Southern California to Maui, Hawaii and I need to figure out the best way to get my 24 inch iMac across the ocean. Does anyone know the best way to do this? I have found GearGrip's LCD harness so that I can do carry-on onto the plane... Or maybe use a Pelican Case to do it as a "checked bag"? Or any other suggestions??! Please help!
Thanks so much!!I don't recommend you send the iMac in a checked bag. Might get damaged.
Check the airlines website for carry on guidelines.
Or, if you have the original box that the iMac came in, if you have someone who can pick up the iMac for you, send it ahead Fed Ex and insure the package.
Just make sure the display is covered to protect it. A blanket perhaps.
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What's the best way for reading this binary file?
I've written a program that acquires data from a DAQmx card and writes it on a binary file (attached file and picture). The data that I'm acquiring comes from 8 channels, at 2.5MS/s for, at least, 5 seconds. What's the best way of reading this binary file, knowing that:
-I'll need it also on graphics (only after acquiring)
-I also need to see these values and use them later in Matlab.
I've tried the "Array to Spreadsheet String", but LabView goes out of memory (even if I don't use all of the 8 channels, but only 1).
LabView 8.6
Solved!
Go to Solution.
Attachments:
AcquireWrite02.vi 15 KB
myvi.jpg 55 KBBut my real problem, at least now, is how can I divide the information to get not only one graphic but eight?
I can read the file, but I get this (with only two channels):
So what I tried was, using a for loop, saving 250 elements in different arrays and then writing it to the .txt file. But it doesn't come right... I used 250 because that's what I got from the graphic: at each 250 points it plots the other channel.
Am I missing something here? How should I treat the information coming from the binary file, if not the way I'm doing?
(attached are the .vi files I'm using to save in the .txt format)
(EDITED. I just saw that I was dividing my graph's data in 4 just before plotting it... so It isn't 250 but 1000 elements for each channel... Still, the problem has not been solved)
Message Edited by Danigno on 11-17-2008 08:47 AM
Attachments:
mygraph.jpg 280 KB
Read Binary File and Save as txt - 2 channels - with SetFilePosition.vi 14 KB
Read Binary File and Save as txt - with SetFilePosition_b_save2files_with_array.vi 14 KB -
Form fields in LiveCycle. I want to allow users to add URLs to a form so that they can be clicked and opened on the web by form reviewers (users). what is the best way to achieve this?
Once the user has entered the URL they want to add to the form. You can use the loadXML function to implement some special text in a label...
var linkValue = "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?><exData contentType=\"text/html\" xmlns=\"http://www.xfa.org/schema/xfa-template/2.8/\"><body xmlns=\"http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml\" xmlns:xfa=\"http://www.xfa.org/schema/xfa-data/1.0/\" xfa:APIVersion=\"Acroform:2.7.0.0\" xfa:spec=\"2.1\"><p style=\"font-weight:bold;text-decoration:none;letter-spacing:0in\">The new link the user have entered is:<a href=\"" + textfield.rawValue + "\">textfield.rawValue</a></p></body></exData>";
this.resolveNode("lblURL").value.exData.loadXML(linkValue, 1, 1); -
What's the best way to output a high quality ready to send to the printer PDF?
I'm designing a photo book for a friend and we're having output issues. We're working with a professional printer but for some reason our prints keep coming out soft or pixelated. The images are 300 dpi and formatted correctly for an InDesign document so the issue is likely output.
What's the best way to output the HIGHEST quality PDF you can out of InDesign? Everyone seems to have different answers.
Thanks in advance!Check a couple things.
One would be for broken links. If there are broken links then ID will use the preview image instead of the linked image.
Another would be to select an image that prints poorly in the Links Panel and check the effective resolution. If it is below your stated 300 dpi then the image has been enlarged greater than 100%.
Then just use the PDF/X-4 profile for your PDF.
Mike
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