Camera Reviews - Experiences - Best, Worst, Compatability, Ease of Use

Chime in, try to keep it short and sweet. Let everyone looking to buy a camera know what's good and what's not, how easy or hard it is to use, what software you'll need to buy or download to encode. Is it worth it? For instance I am replacing a 5 year old camera with (?). I edit on a slow mac and it's faster for me to actually use a break out box for digital conversion than to transfer files in their native JVC media and convert (hence don't buy this camera). I use VisualHub for all my conversions, it has a ready for Final Cut button and it works on the JVC MOD files (aka, to use this easily, I recommend you drop $25 on visualhub or use mpegstreamclip).
Start typings, whatcha' got?

It's such a personal choice, based on your own personal needs (and budget) that it is hard to advise, but you could narrow the field by looking the models listed as supported by iMovie 11:
http://help.apple.com/imovie/cameras/en/index.html?lang=en_US

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An honest, AVCHD compatibility / ease of use - open discussion.

Hello everyone! i have yet to upgraded to CS4 and wish to use it with the AVCHD format which I know CS4 now is now capable of. But seeing how I can't use the trial to make sure I am comfortable going tapeless, I wish to hear your thoughts on this. Here are a few questions I have (all with PC):
1) I hear that importing AVCHD can end up chopped up physically due to a FAT 32 issue, is this a universal trait for premier or is it because of how a camera itself manages the format? (I am not refering to start and stop recording on a scene, I am refering to one continuous shot of footage being chopped up because of file management)
2) I have also heard that AVCHD is hard to edit with. Those of you whom have worked with it, have you noticed this and if so how has it rendered your productivity? For example, have any of you been able to successfully and effiecently use a multicamera mode with three or more AVCHD files without crashes, or choppy playback or A/V sync issues? (assuming your computer has the minimal Adobe recommendations)
3) Can I export an AVCHD project into other formats and ratio sizes without loss of picture quality? (i.e. down conversion to a 4:3 dv avi file.)
4) Can I work with AVCHD footage within a 4:3 DV project? (I know how all this sounds, but I am asking about compatibility, capability, and ease of use. I never know when I may need this option.
5) Can I use AVCHD with After Effects? Can I have a alpha channel in this format?
6) Is there effects limitations with this format (i.e. can I still do scale/move/opacity in real time or color corrections)
7) Are you enjoying the AVCHD editing experience?
Thanks for reading and please join the discussion!
Bilateral Bow

Hi Guys,
I don't know if this helps answer your questions or not but here goes.
I have a Dell Preciscion M6400 laptop with 8 gigs of Ram and 1 Gb Video Card with Quad Core Extreme 2.53 CPU. I edited on DV for 10 years and just in the last 12 months have switched over to AVCHD with my purchase of a Sony HDR S12 (I think I got that right...)
At first, editing with AVCHD was a frustrating and painful experience, so much so that I would just render all the clips to AVIs before editing. When I did the update to CS4.1 I noticed that the pain considerably eased if not vanished entirely. I only shoot the "Full HD" on the camera at what it calls Full Quality 1980 x 1080 60i but which is really just anamorphic 1440 x 1080 60i as far as Adobe Premiere Settings go.
As to your questions, here goes:
1) I hear that importing AVCHD can end up chopped up physically due to a FAT 32 issue?
I use Sony PMB to import my files and then drag and drop them into Premiere Pro. I've never experienced this issue. Everything imports just fine.
2) I have also heard that AVCHD is hard to edit with:
It is a bit draggy in terms of realtime playback most noticeably when playing back over a transition. However, I ascribe that to having a laptop computer which sort of squeaks over the finish line in terms of having the firepower to handle HD.
I have not noticed any changes in terms of my work speed since switching from DV to AVCHD, but seeing as I bought a new computer at the same time, that may be the reason. I don't use Multicamera mode right now, so can't answer you on that. Never had any sync issues.
3) Can I export an AVCHD project into other formats and ratio sizes without loss of picture quality?
I do this all the time as I don't render out to Blu-Ray and have zero problems, I usually compress to MPEG 2 DVD as well as a variety of webformats in Windows Media, Quicktime H264 as well as uncompressed AVI files for mixing up with old projects.
4) Can I work with AVCHD footage within a 4:3 DV project?
I don't know if this goes for everybody, but in CS4.1 you don't set the project anymore to be a specific type, you set the sequences to be 4:3 DV, AVCHD,etc... and you mix and match however the hell you want. It is really liberating. Yes you have to render the final results when you mix media, but really,,,who gives a hoot.
5) Can I use AVCHD with After Effects? Can I have a alpha channel in this format?
I do,usually when I am editing with AVC HD and I need an effect over the clip I simply drag the clip from Premiere over into after effects automatically creating a project of the right settings and have at it. I almost always export out using a Quicktime file so can't answer on exporting out as AVCHD.
6) Is there effects limitations with this format (i.e. can I still do scale/move/opacity in real time or color corrections):
I do all this and sometimes it plays through depending on how much I am scaling, dissolving, etc... all on one piece. Again, I think if I had a computer with more cajones, it would be just fine. But in the meantime, even with a little render, it works great.
7) Are you enjoying the AVCHD editing experience?
Honestly, I am still getting used to it. Like I said, I edited DV for a decade, so there are some growing pains as I had everything set-up perfectly. But I didn't feel like becoming a dinosaur where my neighbors 9 year old is shooting higher quality picture on his dad's 800 buck camcorder. So it was change or be antiquated.
If it makes you feel any better, I switched over from Avid to PP because I found that the Adobe CS pipeline was way better than any singular advantages any other isolated programs have and have had zero problems with AVCHD on any program or combination thereof within this pipeline.
What I am enjoying is the outstanding increase in image quality that AVCHD has brought over DV. I mean it is just freaking GORGEOUS by comparison. I have only used HDV once and didn't like it enough to make the switch from DV especially since it was all still outputting to regular DVD. To me it is all about familiarity. If I had stayed with that HDV format I probably would've learned to like it and use it as well. Heck, I wanted to go P2 but simply couldn't afford the camera at the time. So I settled with AVCHD. I think to truly ENJOY the experience I need a better computer because right now my computer is slower than I am and that does not make for an enjoyable editing experience.
But on the whole, yes the pros of going AVCHD outweigh the cons in my opinion and I don't see any problems on the Adobe side with handling it, just on the firepower side.
I do corporate video and mini-documentaries, weddings, etc... The longest project I edited with the format (mixed in with DV, some HDV and a wack of other odds and ends) was about 1 hour and 20 minutes. Didn't have any problems.
Hope that helps.
What I have been searching the site for is a way to export an AVCHD disc from premiere.
Regards,
DSW

Which camera will work best with the MAC? NIKON or Canon

Contemplating on buy a camera and a MAC, but need to know which camera will work best with a MAC, Nikon or Canon? Any info is appreciated

Both will work very well. You might not even need to install the software that comes with them because they'll probably work fine with iPhoto etc. Before you buy a camera, check this list of cameras supported by OS X:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3825
Just about all Nikon and Canon cameras are on that list. If a camera is so new it is not yet on that list, it will be in the next update, probably.
That list is for raw format compatibility. If your camera also shoots JPEG, it will work with a Mac even if it's not on that list. If a camera doesn't work by plugging in a cable, take the card out and put it in an ordinary USB card reader and the Mac will read it.
Nikon has a slight advantage in that it supports a mode that lets the Mac mount a camera like a disk on the desktop. Canons don't mount on the desktop, but it's not really a disadvantage, because Canons still work great with Apple iPhoto, Apple Aperture, Apple Image Capture, and Adobe apps, and all of those are more efficient ways of transferring photos than dragging them out manually.

Best/Worst Labview Book for Beginner/Advanced/Good Reference

I saw a few other posts like this one but they were not very informative.
I thought I'd start this thread so everyone can voice thier opinion on what the best/worst Labview Reference is so that beginners (like me) and people just seeking information can know what to, and more importantly what NOT to buy.
List the good/bad points about the book like:
Does it teach good coding style?
Is it a good reference when you are done reading it?
How are the examples in it?
Is it easy to understand?
Things of that nature...
Again I'm sorry for kind of reposting this question but like I said, the other posts just give a list of LV books and not any information about them, not even if they are worth reading. It just looked like a listing from a search on Amazon.
Cason Clagg
SwRI
LabView 7.1, Windows XP

Some other users recommended recently the book "LABVIEW Graphical Programming -- Practical Applications in Instrumentation and Control" by Gary W. Johnson. I haven't read it myself. This site has a big knowledgebase with many tutorials and examples, many of them many good, but they are usually topic specific and do not work as a course.
You should try to reread the manual in a few months. After you have gained some experience it is much easier to read and you will find it has some very interesting stuff.
As a side point, most people on this site do not get paid for doing this. Only those with blue names are from NI. The rest of us do this as a personal basis for several reasons: We like to help people, there are some very interesting things which can be learned from being around here and it's usually just plain fun (try looking at the BreakPoint. If you appreciate it, why not come back when you have more experience and help others?
Try to take over the world!

Linksys WVC80N Wireless-N Camera Review

Hi folks,
We posted a complete review on the Linksys Wireless-N Internet Home Monitoring camera Model:WVC80N over at MyHomeServer.com
The review shows some details on the new feature that can write an AVI file to your NAS or Home Server directly. It also explains some of the Streaming/Mobile video questions we have seen here on this board, and we also have a slideshow of screenshots comparing the WVC80N to the Linksys WVC54GCA. We hope you like the review, this new camera from Linksys isamera is great!
See the Linksys WVC80N Wireless-N Internet Home Monitoring review
Brought to you by http://www.MyHomeServer.com
Message Edited by MyHomeServer on 10-10-2009 11:02 AM
http://www.MyHomeServer.com
Linksys IP camera reviews, Tutorials and How-To's on Web & Mobile Streaming

Thanks, I have never tested any of the Axis cams other than way back about 7 years ago. The are simply too expensive for most consumers and we find Linksys hits the mark with these IP cam offerings. I'd like to hear how people are using their WVC80N cameras and what neat things they are doing. We love the "single page" that we run on our home server - this collects all our IP camera images on a single HTML page so we can launch a simple link from our Cell phone that shows all pics quickly, without having to go to each camera. We explain how we do this on the WVC54GCA review at myhomeserver.com
http://www.MyHomeServer.com
Linksys IP camera reviews, Tutorials and How-To's on Web & Mobile Streaming

Should Windows 10 provide ease of use virtual machine to run Android, Windows XP, etc applications

In Windows 7, I really like the easy access to Windows XP Mode that enabled me to have full compatibility to my older hardware scanner and its software (which I still use today). Similarly, I love my Z30 Blackberry phone which allows me to run Android
applications in addition to those from the Blackberry store.
My suggestion for Windows 10 is to provide a built in virtual machine option (ease of use) that would allow my Windows machine to install and run the multitude of Android applications that are currently available.
I believe an ease of use feature like this in Windows 10 would become a real differentiator for Windows eco systems, such as Windows Phones and Windows Surface and help promote sales and product adoption. To me it is another way of looking at the product
and making it the best in any world... Kind of like running the MS Office product on a Mac.
Objects - first class citizens: identity, public interfaces and the authority for their own behaviour and state

On Fri, 21 Nov 2014 18:12:19 +0000, ToServe wrote:
My suggestion for Windows 10 is to provide a built in virtual machine option (ease of use) that would allow my Windows machine to install and run the multitude of Android applications that are currently available.
I believe an ease of use feature like this in Windows 10 would become a real differentiator for Windows eco systems, such as Windows Phones and Windows Surface and help promote sales and product adoption. To me it is another way of looking at the product
and making it the best in any world... Kind of like running the MS Office product on a Mac.
Microsoft Office for Mac was purposefully written for Macs, it doesn't use an emulator to run the PC version. Microsoft earns revenue from the sales of Microsoft Office for Mac.
You're not going to see Microsoft going out of their way to enable running Android apps on Windows 10.
Paul Adare - FIM CM MVP
I just went visual on this goofy looking Finn riding on a gnu, wielding
one pissed off penguin... gah -- Bob The Sane

What's the Best Open Source DB for use with Kodo?

Hi everyone,
In terms of ease of setup and use, tools to view info in the database, and least difficulty in
running with Kodo, what is the best open source database to use? I'm use to using Oracle and
SQLPlus. I need to use an open source DB for a learning environment, and I'd like your informed
opinion.
Thanks,
David Ezzio

I have been using postgresql 7.1 with Kodo for a while with mostly positive results, and currently
have it deployed with Kodo 2.2.3. I prefer it to mysql because its feature set is a little richer,
and supports transactions natively. My experience with mysql (without jdo - I haven't tried it with)
is good, but there were little things missing in mysql 3.x, e.g. the ability do do a join in a
DELETE statement.
BTW, there are some severe problems somewhere in the 2.2.4 release with postgresql if you intend to
eventually deploy on it. It also apparently has some problems invoking postgresql's indices, making
it a little less than optimal. But as a learning environment, it's what I'd recommend.
-Mike
Marc Prud'hommeaux wrote:
David-
Here is the rundown of the databases I have experience with:
MySQL: Fairly simple to install (especially if you run Debian Linux), but
configuration, especially adding users, can be a pain. A separate open
source project called "mysql-navigator" makes it fairly easy to do
simple queries, inserts, etc. In most of my tests it outperforms
PostgreSQL, but your mileage will vary. It has a sane CLI that supports
modern features like line history, etc (unlike the horrific SQLPlus).
PostgreSQL: People often say that it is a more "academically
correct" database than MySQL. I've also found it to be quite a bit
easier to set up. Their GUI (called "pgaccess") is simplistic, but does
most things you need. Has a CLI similiar to MySQL's.
HypersonicSQL: By far the easiest to set up (just drop the jar in your
CLASSPATH), but is java only, can be rather slow, and has no GUI tools
available that I know of (except various free vanilla-JDBC GUI tools).
We feel that Kodo works quite well with all these DBs. The MySQL JDBC
driver seems a bit less buggy than Postgres', but their transaction
support is very recent and not very well tested. If I had to pick one or
the other, I would probably go with MySQL.
David Ezzio <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi everyone,
In terms of ease of setup and use, tools to view info in the database, and least difficulty in
running with Kodo, what is the best open source database to use? I'm use to using Oracle and
SQLPlus. I need to use an open source DB for a learning environment, and I'd like your informed
opinion.
Thanks,
David Ezzio--
Marc Prud'hommeaux [email protected]
SolarMetric Inc. http://www.solarmetric.com
Kodo Java Data Objects Full featured JDO: eliminate the SQL from your code--
Mike Bridge

Whwt is the best simple vinyl ripping software using usb turntable

What is the best simple vinyl ripping software using usb turntable?

http://www.networkworld.com/reviews/2009/080709-review-5-usb-turntables-convert. html
http://vinyl-converter-turntable-review.toptenreviews.com/
I've always been partial to Numark and Audio-Technica. Have several DJ friends and a client who runs a DJ business, and they use Audio-Technica stuff almost exclusively.
You may be surprised at how easy it is...
With the exception of cameras (webcams especially) Macs are pretty much "Plug &Play" with anything USB, and even though I've never used one, reviews say you just plug the turntable in and it reads as a drive.

Ease of use

I am looking for cheap easy to use camcorder for my little nephew. He's 8. Since I want him to be able to shoot video and then use it with iMovie '08 it's not just ease of use in the camcorder I'm looking for, but ease of use with iMovie '08.
I'd like some opinions of using iMovie '08 with either of these cameras.
Aiptek A-HD 720P - $130
Flip Ultra - $85
From what I have read, the Aiptek H.264 files drop right into iMovie '08, but the files from the Flip Ultra need converting before hand. The flip might have ease of use as a camera going for it, but I think the converting might be a downside.
What do you guys think? Ever use either of these with iMovie '08? Any hassles to be aware of? Thanks for the info in advance.

If you have a deadline of 12 days you are risking a lot gambling that you can learn FCE in that time.
As David says, some people might be able to do it but until you try there is no way of knowing whether you are one of those, and if you aren't it's too late.
If it is possible to finish it in iMovie, that should be your course.
FCE bears no resemblance to iMovie so it's not just a matter of making a natural progression, it's an entirely different mindset.

CS2 issues, best version of Photoshop to use with AGS?, workarounds?

It looks like there's some compatibility issues with AGS and CS1/CS2. What's the best version of Photoshop to use with AGS, and like everyone asks, anyone know of an update coming?
My problem btw is that I'm generating many .gif images from 1 source .psd file, and the text alignment for horizontal left/right is not true to the original. The shift is off the canvas. Only center alignment stays true.
My .psd file is only a background layer and a type layer. I once was able to save the .psd in ImageReady and output correctly, but that happened only once and wasn't able to replicate the results.
Anyone know of way to preserve text alignment?

Thanks for the response Bob. I'm going to try and track down Photoshop6 and give that a go. Just to fill this log up with more info, I thought I'd past this response which I wrote to someone else. Btw, I heard a rumor that Adobe may be releasing an update to AGS in the spring. Do you you know anything about that?
Hey ###,
Thanks for getting back to me. With AGS, our goal is to produce about 250k unique images based on a customers first name, which we will then merge into an email. We're able to produce the images using our data and technology, where just not able to maintain the accuracy of the intended creative. Below is a PSD which contains 2 layers, 1 text layer with effect and 1 solid color layer...
http://images.ed4.net/images/htdocs/test/di/ditext.psd
The output should look like this...
http://images.ed4.net/images/htdocs/test/di/original.gif
Instead, the text layer shifts off the canvas far to the left. On right alignment, I get the same results, just far to the right. Center alignment works fine. I didn't know if we should be keying in any additional commands to get this to line up right? Would Photoshop6 resolve this issue?
http://images.ed4.net/images/htdocs/test/di/Adam.gif
http://images.ed4.net/images/htdocs/test/di/Dan.gif
http://images.ed4.net/images/htdocs/test/di/Jim.gif
http://images.ed4.net/images/htdocs/test/di/Jonathan.gif
http://images.ed4.net/images/htdocs/test/di/Matt.gif
Thanks in advance ###. I'd love to hear anything you know about a new AGS release.
Jim

New music player not satisfactory no eas of use an...

Music Player for Symbian^3 Version 16.10.38.
Device details Nokia N8 OS Symbian Anna, Software Version 022.014(.356.02=Custom)
There was a time that I was telling friends that now cell phones are equipped with all the best features when it comes to music also. But that was thing of the past.
1. Artist & Albums Menu. No Separate selection for each available.
a. Artist:
How it is: Artist names are shown with album names.
Problem: If one had to play all songs of (single) desired artist, he can’t as he doesn’t get “PLAY ALL SONGS” option in that.
How it should be: Type or scroll to the desired artist name, tab (open) it then you will find out options as “Play all songs” or “Play Album (named separately as XXX, XYZ)”. Previous Media Players had that option.
b. Albums:
How it is: As explained in Artist menu.
Problem: I have albums which are multi artists (especially Indian movie songs which are mostly various artists) so if one had to listen to that complete album, he simply can’t.
How it should be: As explained above for artists. Previous Media Players had that option.
2. No type tool available to search in desired fields.
How it is: The most important thing, the typing tool is unavailable,
Problem: If one have huge music collection and have to search for song either by artist, album, genre, or by all songs option, the only way is to scroll, while scrolling he is guided by alphabets but still it not powerful tool.
How it should be: It’s easy to find if one just type the first few alphabets (of first or any word in the field) works as filter, whatever you typed remains on screen the rest hides. Previous Media Players had these options.
3. Missing Music Composer Menu.
As these options were available in older phone’s media players like Nokia N95, N73 etc but in new once they are missing, Changing in manifestation is good, adding new and attractive features is great, improvement in ease of use is best but eliminating power features is doing something which is equal to downgrade to Stone Age............ I don't think so people will appreciate.
4. Custom Equalizer Settings.
How it is: There few selective factory presets for the equalizer.
Problem: There are millions of Genres Worldwide and not every part of the world matches the music presets they stored in device and most of time people match the sound on their Audio devices (Car Stereo, Home and other) so they need to edit the equalizer for the best optimum sound quality.
How it should be: As in older devices had and one can change and save his own setting.
5. Expecting to add more menus: Suggestions for more menus (like year, mood etc) will be greatest things you will do.
Who will go and buy a separate device just for music if he has all these features supported by his cell phone specially when the manufacturer claims that it have music player inside.
People don’t have to stop on highways or stop skating for a while just to select the next song, allow people to go by several options.
In one simple line to explain, keep all the options of older music player, just change the display styles to new one. Add the suggestions.

Yep as I said in my post tried that obviously aswell as ... well, the other things i mentioned in my posting.
Now does anyone have any ideas?

What is the best Business tax software to use on MACs

What is the best Business tax software to use on MACs?

Get rid of Norton a/k/a Symantec. It is one of the worst pieces of trash you can install on a Mac.
You do not need any additional anti-virus software than is already designed into OS X to protect your Mac against malware. I assume you paid enough for your iMac and that's part of what you paid.
If you use Windows, or are concerned about harboring viruses that target Windows, or care about friends who use Windows, then get ClamXav. It's in the App Store and it is free.
Since friends don't let friends use Windows, I have no use for it.

The best word processing app to use on ipadmini?

What is the best app to download to use as a multipurpose word processing program for reports, letters etc?

Look at the Rccharles answer on this post.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6033082?tstart=0
Also, you can download these free MS Office apps (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) to view (but not create or edit) these files.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/microsoft-word-for-ipad/id586447913?mt=8
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/microsoft-excel-for-ipad/id586683407?mt=8
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/microsoft-powerpoint-for-ipad/id586449534?mt=8
Microsoft Office for iPad:Early Reviews of Word, PowerPoint & Excel Apps
http://ipadacademy.com/2014/03/microsoft-office-for-ipad-early-reviews-of-the-wo rd-powerpoint-excel-apps
 Cheers, Tom

Best approach for performing DMLs using stored procedures

Hi,
I have a really general question and would like to hear your say about this.
I want my application to manipulate or read data using stored procedures (or packages in that manner) and not directly using queries against the DB.
Let's say I have a table with many columns:
create table test (pkid number(10),col1 varchar2(30), col2 number(10), col3 date,...);For such a DML procedure, is it best to do something like
procedure do_update(i_pkid IN number,i_col1 IN varchar2, i_col2 IN number, i_col3 IN date,...) as
begin
   update test
   set col1=i_col1,
        col2=i_col2,
        col3=i_col3...
   where pkid=i_pkid;
   commit;
end;Or do a selective update, meaning update only a certain column every time, given only 1 column actually changes? (and how to do that - separate procedures for each column? [columns can be nulls])
Also, is it better to work with test.col1%type instead of specifying the data type in the procedure?
And one last question - If I have a table with 100 columns and I don't want to create a procedure with 100 parameters - the best approach would be to use a record?
I just need to be set on the way I start implementing things in order to do it well from the start.
Many thanks.
Edited by: Pyrocks on Nov 17, 2010 1:58 PM

Pyrocks wrote:
One last clarification (although it may be more related to c/c++ developers - maybe one of you will know):
We are working with C++ and VB against a SQLServer and my part is to translate all the existing procedures to Oracle in order to migrate the application to work with Oracle DB.
The existing procedures use an IN parameter for each column in the table and I would really like to use rowtype like you mentioned.
Since I'm not a c/c++/vb developer - is there an easy way of working with such types, or even User-Defined Types, from c/c++/vb (as in passing a rowtype record from c++ to a SP ?)
I'm not looking for the actual way - just want to know how hard it would be and how much code needs to be changed in order to be able to convince the developers that this is the RIGHT way to work.
PS. none of our developers have experience with ORACLE so they wouldn't know the answer...Not actually an Oracle server-side (SQL language or PL/SQL language) question - but a client one. And it has been a long time since I wrote a fat client using C/C++ or Delphi.
The OCI (<i>Oracle Call Interface</i>) supports advance (user defined) SQL data types. Has since Oracle 8i. So in that respect, yes the client can support custom SQL data types.
How well it does depends entirely on that client language's features wrt OCI integration. For example, Delphi 4 was release around Oracle 8i and supported custom SQL types. I would expect that most languages today (like Java and C#) will provide support for it.
As for usiong +%ROWTYPE+ - this is a PL/SQL clause as far as I know. Unsure whether it is supported by the OCI. What could support it is a pre-compiler like Pro*C. These enable you to mix pseudo SQL source code with client language source code. The pre-compilation step then replaces the pseudo SQL code with native client language calls to the OCI. The code is then compiled by that client language's compiler. Pre-compilers can pull all kinds of interesting "tricks" with their pseudo SQL code support.
The best would be to consult the applicable client language's manuals that describe the interface it supports (via OCI) to Oracle.

[svn:fx-trunk] 11492: Checking in additional tweaks to SWC filtering when compatibility-version is used .

Revision: 11492
Author:   [email protected]
Date:     2009-11-06 05:18:44 -0800 (Fri, 06 Nov 2009)
Log Message:
Checking in additional tweaks to SWC filtering when compatibility-version is used. Pushing the majority of thes
e changes on behalf of Paul.
QE notes: None
Doc notes: None
Bugs: None
Reviewer: Paul
Tests run: Checkin
Is noteworthy for integration: No
Modified Paths:
    flex/sdk/trunk/frameworks/projects/sparkskins/build.xml
    flex/sdk/trunk/modules/compiler/src/java/flex2/compiler/asdoc/AsDocAPI.java
    flex/sdk/trunk/modules/compiler/src/java/flex2/compiler/common/CompilerConfiguration.java
    flex/sdk/trunk/modules/compiler/src/java/flex2/compiler/common/MxmlConfiguration.java
    flex/sdk/trunk/modules/compiler/src/java/flex2/compiler/swc/SwcCache.java
    flex/sdk/trunk/modules/compiler/src/java/flex2/tools/Compc.java
    flex/sdk/trunk/modules/compiler/src/java/flex2/tools/CompcPreLink.java
    flex/sdk/trunk/modules/compiler/src/java/flex2/tools/Fcsh.java
    flex/sdk/trunk/modules/compiler/src/java/flex2/tools/Mxmlc.java
    flex/sdk/trunk/modules/compiler/src/java/flex2/tools/PreLink.java
    flex/sdk/trunk/modules/compiler/src/java/flex2/tools/oem/Application.java
    flex/sdk/trunk/modules/compiler/src/java/flex2/tools/oem/Library.java
    flex/sdk/trunk/modules/compiler/src/java/flex2/tools_en.properties

Remember that Arch Arm is a different distribution, but we try to bend the rules and provide limited support for them. This may or may not be unique to Arch Arm, so you might try asking on their forums as well.

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