Delphi is the solution to all of javas problems
java does not compare to delphi...appications that take me 20 minutes to do in delphi takes 3 hours in java, even more you dont have to wait 45 seconds for some crap IDE to load for java. j++ is rubbish but forte is more, oh sorry, i meant net beans......
another problem: RAM...more RAM...more more more more more more more more more RAM needed.
in conclusion, change to delphi, its the right thing to do! ;)
PS...when will they create a successful OS in java...oh sorry, how much RAM is that going to take? maybe it will be sorted with jdk 1.9.4_02_01_001!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Found the Solution to All of Aperture Problems! Easy Fix.
[ Edited by Apple Discussions Moderator; Please start a new topic about your technical issue. ]
After much tinkering with Aperture 1.0, 1.0.1, and 1.1, I've found the solution for all the problems that Apple is having with Aperture:
They should simply acquire Capture One Pro and use that as the foundation for the RAW conversions in Aperture.Hello,
in my opinion Aperture 1.1 is a killer application for editing files. The support for systems with two displays is the best I have worked with. But there are many fields to improve.
- Quicker, easier and reliable IPTC keywording like iView Media Pro offers.
- Still needed: better conversion of RAW files. Capture one Pro´s Color tools are very precise. When you are shooting portraits stay with C1. I have to open nearly every image converted with aperture within Photoshop. This is barely needed with C1Pro.
- The HUD experience is still weak I think. Tweaking an image exactly is painful because the sliders are too small and sometimes a little move of a slider meens a lot of change inside the image.
- Generated Webpages are full of coding errors. Weird thing: the templates are correct.
- Versions of images should be marked more clearly. Please show me names or Pop-Up notes or something.
- Having a closed vault looks good and sounds cool. But for now my vault holds 36 GB. This will grow quickly. I don´t feel good about it. I could use several vaults. For every month, every year. But am I able to search in all of them at the same time? Does Spotlight searches inside Aperture libraries? I dont think so. iView does. So I use iView to keep an eye on my aperture lib. That sound like a joke...
But I like Aperture a lot. It is a revolution. When I work with images I usually have 2 to 6 versions on my harddrive. Plus backups. One original. One for print, one for the web, one for the client and so on. This is all gone with Aperture. And that´s great. But a revolution is not an easy thing. Many things are to improve. And they have to be improved without loosing this Aperture thing.
My conclusion for now: Aperture is a workhorse. It helps a lot to edit images and to distribute them. It helps to keep images organized.
It is not a digital archival system nor a high precision raw converter. When you are shooting lots of images during events - use Aperture. When you are shooting high quality productions use anything what makes sense to you. Aperture is a version number 1.1 We have to be patient until the revolution evolves. -
The mother of all re-boot problems.
Hi All,
I've got that re-boot problem that seems very common but the solutions out there aren't working.
Basically the computer will turn on, chime, grey screen comes up, shortly after apple logo, and then the gear starts turning, about 2 minutes later restart, process repeats.
I've tried.
- Booting from CD/Recovery Disk - Won't happen
- A million different key combinations, I've read about 10 different posts on key combinations and tried them all, including PRAM reset, boot from different source, etc.
Basically it's like my keyboard commands aren't being heard at all, but to test if the keyboard was working I pressed the caps lock button and the light was going on and off which tells me its powered. The only kind of input I have been able to acheive is by holding the mouse button down to eject the CD, other than that I have absolutly no control what so ever.
Would like any insight.
Cheers,
Jarrod.HI,
If you've had your iMac for less then one year then it's covered by the one year limited warranty.
Take it to an Apple store or an Apple certified repair provider.
Carolyn
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The mother of all iChat AV problems
All the computers listed below can text chat among themselves but almost all of them cannot audio or video iChat AV with each other.
I hope you can follow along, as this will get very complicated. It is a hard story to tell.
I have been working on this for about 3 weeks now. I have read just about every post in the past 3 weeks. A 2nd Level Apple Tech Support person said I should post this for all to read because it encompasses so many problems all at once without any results and I have some interesting situations. I have tried every single suggestion in the forum without any results. I have spent hours on the phone with Apple iChat support, 2nd level Apple support and Linksys support. I’m an experienced iChat AV person and have been video conferencing for 10 years, starting back with CU-SeeMe. Actually did Beta testing for that CODEC. At the end of this, I will tell you what I haven’t tried yet, and it’s only one thing. And Ralph Jones of the UK, I have read every page of your website about ichat AV and tried everything on it. Thanks for the good work along with everyone else.
I’m the tech administrator for a Day Care Center. At the Day Care Center there are 15 Macs; 12 new 14 inch iBooks - 1.3 GHz with 756 MB RAM, one -15inch PowerBook 1 GHZ with 1 Gig RAM., an iMac 1 GHz with 1 Gig RAM, and one – 17inch 1.67 GHz PowerBook with 1 Gig of RAM.
My office has 2 Macs using iChat AV, a PowerBook 400 Titanium – 500 MB RAM and a G5 – Dual 2GHz – 3500 MB RAM.
All ADSL connections, all Verizon DSL. There are 8 different locations involved in this. 7 locations are using Linksys WRT54G routers, version 2 and 5’s, all updated to the latest firmware. My office is using a Linksys WRT54GS version 1 also updated to the latest firmware. 7 locations are using Westell 2200 DSL modems, and the one residential location that is DHCP is using a Westell 6100 Modem, the 6100 is set to default settings.
7 locations have static IP’s from the ISP and the 8th location is DHCP direct from Verizon (a typical residential set-up). Each location has 2 computers associated with it, all with iSight cameras. All 17 computers are using iChat AV through an AIM account.
All the computers are running OS 10.4.3 and are up to date as of this posting, including the J2SE 5.0 ver. 3 update and the Security Update 2005-009.
At my office and the office of the Day Care Center, all the computers are designated with a static IP. At the other locations the computers are DHCP, set to automatically get an IP from the router.
In all attempts to video iChat with all the computers, whenever an attempt is made, the 2 computers always get a video preview window and they say, “Starting video chat with …”, but then the dreaded responses always follow after trying to accept; “Did not respond”, “Fail to start video chat”, or “Cancelled the connection.”
So first, my office and the Day Care Office (DCO) have been video conferencing for over 1 year with iChat AV, but now we can no longer video chat. The only thing that changed was at both locations the routers went form an older Linksys WAP54G (A, B, & G) router to the WRT54GS ver. 1 at my office and a WRT54G ver.2 at the DCO a while ago. I can no longer video conference to the DCO nor can they video conference to me between any combination of the 4 computers at the 2 locations (a G5, PB 400, PB 1 GHz, iMac 1 GHz.). Not to long ago they all could video iChat with each other.
My office (with both computers) can iChat with the one location that is DHCP (the Verizon residential setup – both routers set to their defaults, no special stuff). But I can only video conference with the iBook not the PowerBook. In reverse, the iBook can call me but the PB can not. I have brought the PowerBook back to my office and it can video iChat back to the iBook at it’s location from the PowerBook that came from that location. The PB can even connect to my 2 computers on my router at my office. We did a 3 way to the iBook with my G5 hosting, the PowerBook at my office and the iBook at it’s location. When I take the PoweBook back to it’s original location (where the iBook is – the residential location) it can’t video conference with my office, no matter who calls whom.
In the remaining 6 locations, none of the computers can iChat with any of the other locations at all. I have only been able to iChat with the one location that is the Verizon DHCP location (residential setup) and only to the iBook not the PowerBook.
Now to get even weirder, as I said each location has at least 2 computers. At each of the 7 locations (but not my office), the 2 computers at that location, on the same router, can iChat between themselves over AIM (not BonJour) but they can not video chat with any of the other 7 locations.
All 17 computers connect correctly to the Apple iChat test sites: appleU3test01 and appleU3test03 at very good speeds. Oh speaking of speeds, when I first thought maybe it was a connection speed problem, I checked each location by downloading a file off the ISP’s server to check actual speeds, no connection is slower than 75 KB/s, most are plus 150 KB/s downloading the file. I tried 5 different DSL speed websites such as DSLReports.com and they are so inaccurate for testing speeds, they’re not worth using. I would get variations of speeds sometimes 400 to 500 Kbps difference between web services from the same computer at basically the same time.
To recap, my office G5 can only chat with one computer of the 17, the iBook at the Verizon residential setup. The PowerBook from the residential setup can chat back to its home connection to the iBook from my office only. None of the other computers can chat with each other from one location to the other. All the computers (except my G5 and the one iBook) can only chat with the other computer that is located on the same router.
I have concentrated on trying to get my office and the DCO connected. I have tried everything. That’s why after talking with Apple about this, the tech said to post this. Not many people will have so many computers simultaneously to work with. He even said I tried everything.
The one thing I haven’t tried is removing the Linksys router from both ends of a connection and just go through the Westell Modem. There is too much involved changing over the 2 offices or the other locations with all the computers at each location. I can’t afford to experiment that way with working business situations. These are not home environments.
I’m still not sure if the problem is an Apple thing with the latest updates or a router problem because the firmware updates have installed a lot of security stuff. I never had to even consider Port Forwarding or anything. iChat AV with the Linksys routers in their default settings just worked.
One odd thing I noticed while I did all this testing, if you have 2 computers at the same location that both have the same apple test site in the buddy list (example: appleU3test01) when one connects to the test site, the other computer lists the buddy as in use, and the second computer can not connect to it. As soon as the first computer disconnects, it becomes available to the second computer. You would think the test site can handle multiple people at the same time. In addition, each computer can connect to a different test site at the same time over the same router. I don’t know what it means, I just found it interesting.
Thanks for listening,
JimEZ Jim & Ralph, I appreciate your suggestions.
EZ - I have not had time to view entirely your website on ichat. It looks pretty complete. Too busy. Equipment conflicts I don't believe I have any. There is nothing on any of the computers except the iSight camera. No other external or internal equipment added. Very little software other than Microsoft Office 2004 and a cople of other things. They are not loaded with stuff, pretty basic.
Also each little network location works fine, the only thing I'm having trouble with is Video Chat. They all text chat to each other just fine, including the Windows machines (some locations have windows xp machines only).
Ralph - first - each Day Care location is in a different building around our community and each has a DSL line with it's own static IP from the internet service provider. Each location has one Westell Modem/Router 2200 that has been made into a modem, setting it up as a bridge as my service provider requested. And each location has a Linsys Router with the Static IP to the ISP. Each computer has it's own AIM address.
On the Modem I changed the IP address so it wasn't the same as the Linksys Router.
I want to say, I think like you that it's the modem. I got that feeling from your last post.
I have checked out my G5 and I can Video Chat to a lot of people (settings below). I restored it back to the way it was originally set up when I could video chat with the Day Care Center Office (DCCO). I can chat with my son (he has similar Linksys WRT54G Router, the version I still don't have, and an iSight camera), my parents (they have a cable modem, and an old Linksys A&G Router, iSight), my neighbor (I lent him one of my iSights, he has Verizon Fiber Optic and a Apple Extreme Base Station). All video chatted fine.
My Linksys is now set to defaults. I restored everything back. This is how it was prior to all the testing (port forwarding, etc.)
Security: Firewall protection is enabled. Block Anonymous Internet Requests, Filter Multicast, Filter IDENT (Port 113) are all checked and on. Filter Internet NAT redirection is not checked.
Administration: UPnP is Enabled.
Applications & Gaming: No Port Forwarding, No Port Triggering, No DMZ, No QoS.
The one thing different in all this is the Modem. I am using a discontinued Westel Wirespeed model; A90-210015-04.
My son is using the same type Router (different version) but a different Westell modem (I don't know which yet) He has Version DSL. The Router is set to defaults like mine is now and we conference fine.
The DCCO who I use to video chat with but can not now, has had the Modem and the Router changed. They had an old Linksys A&G router and an old discontinued Westel Wirespeed model similar to mine (the model I don't know yet). Now they have a Linksys WRT54G ver. 2 and a Westell 2200 Modem/Router (set up as a modem only).
So I'm going to work on the Modem theory first at the DCCO. I'm going to try to put the old modem back and see if it works. I can only do this on Fridays when only one person is in the office. I can't shut them down to test this. So I'll get back to you after Friday.
Thanks again for your good and helpful suggestions.
Jim
Gee, I wish they would have left the spell checker in this forum. -
Found the solution to ALL airport problems
after having to rejoin, restart, on a 3 minute basis as well as having no access to my home network at all without any probable cause (and this fro the past 6 weeks) I have solved the problem. I'm back on the internet without having to restart reload or whatever action at all- I can agin access all my files form each one of my 4 computers, share screens, my N network works like a dream.... I'm a Happy Chappy now.
Press of a button to start anyone of my apples and enjoy all the features advertised, and this 100% for the past 3 days, no interuptions, back to normal again ... thank god....So you are experiencing what 100000's of users who dont post here are getting.
May I ask what was your actual solution was as you did not post that? therefore what is the actual point of your thread. -
The Solution to all Connection issues on Windows
I have had my iPod for a month and a half now, and right off the bat, I noticed it had major problems with connecting to my computer through USB. I had the whole bit, sometimes it wouldn't recognize that it was plugged in, sometimes it said that it didn't have drivers installed, sometimes Windows recognized that it was plugged in but didn't know what it was, a lot of the time my iPod would say Do Not Disconnect and it would go straight to the annoying black check mark, before even opening iTunes. It was a pain in the neck, and after searching these forums, you need to listen to the people who have experienced, and solved these problems.
What you need to do is save 40 dollars, go to your local electronics store and pick up a 20 dollar Firewire card and then go to the Apple store or the online store and pay 20 dollars for the USB/Firewire combo cord to hook up your iPod to the firewire card to upload new music, and to plug into the charger to get it charging at the same time.
Apple was cheap not to have supplied a firewire cable when it clearly does not support USB enough to be considered usable. Beg your parents, mow some lawns, take it out of your savings, whatever you can to get a Firewire card and that cord. It will save you SO much time, and loads of hassle. I have had it for easily 3 weeks, and I haven't had a single problem with it. My iPod works better than ever and I love it now. Seriously, get it if you can and it will help you out, so much.
Oh and another thing, my iPod wouldn't shut off sometimes, and you can fix that because it happens every time you try to shut if off, right as a song starts playing. Just go to the Now Playing, skip to about midway in the song, and then you can turn it off.
I hope this helps someone, and whatever you do, if you are getting USB problems, then spend the 40 dollars, it is no waste. The problems with USB do not stop, they instead get progressively worse. Spend the 40 bucks, you'll thank me later.
-Freeman outI will also testify to the power of the FIREWIRE! We were having endless problems and technical issues trying to connect with the USB. We spent many hours uninstalling, reinstalling, rebooting, resetting, unplugging, replugging, trying to change drive letters, trying different USB ports, etc. etc. and NOTHING was working! My wife even took the iPod to an Apple store to have them format it thinking that would solve the problem. It didn't! Our computer still wouldn't recognize the iPod and the Updater wouldn't "mount it" or sometimes the computer would recognize it, but iTunes wouldn't. If it wasn't one thing it was another.
Yesterday, finally fed up and stressed out, we took our laptop and the iPod to an Apple store and spoke with a tech at the "Genius Bar". We told him of our problems. He then immediately pulled out a firewire cable, hooked up the iPod and BAM! It was working! Hallelujah! It's a miracle!
So yes, apparently using a firewire to connect your iPod will solve all connection problems! Now why Apple isn't telling anyone that is anyone's guess. But I still read where other people say they're encounter other problems and they're using a firewire. A perfect fix? Maybe not, but at least it's working just fine for now. -
Solution for all your login problems !
Hi everyone,
Due to the problem of designing a Login solution experienced in this forum...i have a solution that takes care of this problem i will like us all share this and pls give me a feed back as to how it works for you or its efficiency.
This solution has three parts.
(a) The Bean
(b) The HTML Page
(c) The JSP Page
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX The Bean XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
// dsn name is test_register
// table name is registrationDetails
// package bsoft;
import java.sql.*;
public class LoginExample {
private String username = "";
private String password = "";
public LoginExample() {
public void setUsername(String username) {
this.username = username;
public void setPassword(String password) {
this.password = password;
public boolean authenticate(String username2, String password2) {
String query="select * from RegistrationDetails";
String DbsUserName="";
String DbsPassword="";
String finalUser="";
try {
Class.forName("sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver");
Connection con=DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:odbc:test_register", "dataDB_uname", "dataDB_pass");
Statement stat=con.createStatement();
ResultSet rst=stat.executeQuery(query);
while(rst.next())
DbsUserName=rst.getString("UserName");
DbsPassword=rst.getString("password");
if (username2.equals(DbUserName) && password2.equals(DbPassword)) {
break;
return true;
}catch(Exception e){
e.printStackTrace();
return false;
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX The HTML LOGIN PAGE XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
<html>
<head>
<title> Olumide Bolusoft </title>
</head>
<body>
<br>
<p> <h3><center>Please enter your user name and password to login to Bolusoft Inc </center></h3></p>
<br>
<br>
<form action="processLogin.jsp " method = "post� >
<center>username</center>
<center><input type = "text" name= "username"></center>
<center>password</center>
<center><input type = "password" name = "password"></center>
<center><input type="submit" name="Submit" value="Login"></center>
</form>
</body>
</html>
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX The JSP PAGE XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
<%@ page import="java.util.*" %>
<jsp:useBean id="bsoftLogin" class="bsoft.LoginExample"/>
<%
String username = request.getParameter("username");
String password = request.getParameter("password");
if(bsoftLogin.authenticate(username, password) ) {
%>
<jsp:forward page="success.jsp"/>
<%
} else {
%>
<jsp:forward page="errorRetry.jsp"/>
<%
%>
N.B name this file as processLogin.jsp
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I hope this helps majority of us who are having problems with implementing a login solution.
Also note that u can connect to any db of ur choice..the query syntax and connection parameters now depends on that supported by your DB.
Thanks All
Olumide BHello
I think u have used Model 1 Architecture.
It would be great if u follow the MVC Architecture.
What about this??
Login.html -> User login Page.
Login Servlet -> Handles Request from Login.html
LoginBean -> Uses to validate the user.
Success.jsp/Retry.jsp -> The Final page that will be displayed.
Am also new to Java Server Side programming.
Suggestions are always welcome.
Sathish -
Finally a solution to all your firewall problems
I finally have answer to all of you who are seeking this
question.
When the Flash Player encounters the connect() method, it
attempts to connect to your FCS following a very specific pattern.
It first attmpts to connect over port 1935, then port 433, then
port 80 and then it automatically attempts to tunnel through by
sending rtmp data over http also called RTMPT it turns out the
automatic sequence of attempts is fine for many situations however
you may find some users can't make a connection (well , the
NetConnection can't) because their firewall blocks data from
traveling through port 1935. If those users can connect to any
website surely they can use port 80 .And even if their setup blocks
rtmp surely they can use RTMPT over port 80 because its really just
plain http ...you might think the final attempt by flash player
RTMPT on port 80 to be failsafe however the problem is that if you
are running your webserver on the same machine as FMS then they
can't both use port 80 at the same time....a perfectly legitimate
solution is to use to computers one for the webserver and one for
FMS ......two computers probably means you need to specify the
domain in your rtmp (rtmp://mydomain.com/video).
To force the flash player to try to connect through a
specific port other than the defaults as specified above.....write
rtmp as ....my_nc.connect("rtmp::8500/mydomain.com/video);
FlashMX2004 by Phillip Kermanchanging my post back to orginal ...........open port 433 and
1935 if that doesn't work try one of the other solutions.
I finally have answer to all of you who are seeking this
question.
When the Flash Player encounters the connect() method, it
attempts to connect to your FCS following a very specific pattern.
It first attmpts to connect over port 1935, then port 433, then
port 80 and then it automatically attempts to tunnel through by
sending rtmp data over http also called RTMPT it turns out the
automatic sequence of attempts is fine for many situations however
you may find some users can't make a connection (well , the
NetConnection can't) because their firewall blocks data from
traveling through port 1935. If those users can connect to any
website surely they can use port 80 .And even if their setup blocks
rtmp surely they can use RTMPT over port 80 because its really just
plain http ...you might think the final attempt by flash player
RTMPT on port 80 to be failsafe however the problem is that if you
are running your webserver on the same machine as FMS then they
can't both use port 80 at the same time....a perfectly legitimate
solution is to use to computers one for the webserver and one for
FMS ......two computers probably means you need to specify the
domain in your rtmp (rtmp://mydomain.com/video).
To force the flash player to try to connect through a
specific port other than the defaults as specified above.....write
rtmp as ....my_nc.connect("rtmp::8500/mydomain.com/video);
FlashMX2004 by Phillip Kerman -
I have all popups blocked, but can't prevent the Firefox 4 informational one, which is very annoying. See above. I need a solution to this or I won't use Firefox anymore.
Is it the "you just upgraded" page appearing in a new window? That is not supposed to appear after the first time. This article can help with troubleshooting the problem: [https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Firefox%20has%20just%20updated%20tab%20shows%20each%20time%20you%20start%20Firefox Firefox has just updated tab shows each time you start Firefox | Troubleshooting | Firefox Help].
If it is some other page, you may have malware or a very poorly behaved add-on. Can you post the URL of the pop-under? -
Need Help...Do I have The mother of all itunes software problems???
I am in desperate need of help. I have fried three new ipod touches in two days. I Purchased a new 32GB 2d Gen ipod touch on Mon. 11/24. Worked okay till Friday 11/28. When I tried to sync with new additions, a warning came up “the ipod could not be updated, an unknown error occurred (9)” That was followed by a windows vista windows warning “USB device not recognized”
When I disconnected the touch I found that it could not be started. Tried a forced restore pressing the sleep switch and the home button together. That did not work.
Brought the touch to my apple store genius bar on Saturday and they too couldn’t get it to work. They switched out the ipod with a new one. Brought the new one home connected it and it received the new ipod touch software download okay. But when it tried to sync the same problem repeated…the two pop up warnings as before and a second dead ipod!
I then synced my ipod classic with no problems, so it appears the itunes software is okay. I’ve scheduled another appointment with the local apple store genius bar again.
When I took the new fried touch back to the Apple genius bar, it was switched out again. It was activated (by the initial step ipod touch software download on their computer.
I brought my laptop with me so we could test the syncing. The syncing proceeded initially for several minutes, and then the dreaded pop up warnings appeared
“the ipod could not be updated, an unknown error occurred (9)” That was followed by a windows vista warning “USB device not recognized”
The new replacement ipod touch was also fried.
The tech gave me yet another new ipod touch. He had never encountered such a problem and advised me delete and reinstall itunes and call the APL CARE 800 support number and go over the problem with one of their techs who have a broad range of experience in dealing with possible PC related issues.
As my other ipod has no problem syncing from the same laptop (Dell Inspiron 1520 using Vista) I am wondering if the problem might be a corrupted Itunes software problem that affects only the touch and not the ipod classics.
Has anyone heard of a bad itunes software related problem? I googled this and could find no info. Thanks for your help!If you click View, Show Sidebar you will see the other libraries under Shared in the left hand column. Click on the Library you want and you can expand it to select Music, Movies etc. Select whatever items you want and click import if you want to move them to your Library.
You will have to have all computers authorised with the relevant Apple ID's
Store > Authorise this computer...
This is separate from the Home Sharing username and password and is to allow playing of DRM Movies, TV shows etc from the other computer.
If both Computers use the same apple id this step is not required. -
Solution to all of your problems (maybe)
all i can say is update all of your stuff (software, drivers, windows, etc). Make sure your computer has no problems (spyware, viruses, etc.)(use ad-aware, spybot and ewido). Clean-up the junk and registry (www.ccleaner.com , works great). this should fix most of the problems
P.S. those of you with video viewing problems --> change QuickTime's DirectX settings (under advanced tab)That's the only response I hoped to gain. Glad you enjoyed!
Often we forget about the good of what we have and continuously focus on the bad. -
Similar to other, installed the new update, all kinds of problems.
Did the uninstall, reinstall multiple times. Itunes now freezes, locks up my computer and I have to cold boot to shut my PC down. Now what?
Hi willibphx,
Thanks for visiting Apple Support Communities.
If you did not already, I recommend completely removing and reinstalling iTunes and all of its related components using these steps:
Check for .dll files
Go to C:\Program Files (x86)\iTunes and C:\Program Files\iTunes and look for .dll files.
If you find QTMovie.DLL, or any other .dll files, move them to the desktop.
Reboot your computer.
Note: Depending on your operating system, you may only have one of the listed paths.
Uninstall and reinstall iTunes
Uninstall iTunes and all of its related components.
Reboot your computer. If you can't uninstall a piece of Apple software, try using the Microsoft Program Install and Uninstall Utility.
Re-download and reinstall iTunes 11.1.4.
You can find the article with these steps and more information here:
iTunes 11.1.4 for Windows: Unable to install or open
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS5376
Best,
Jeremy -
Any one can HELP on this since last month Sept until now cannot back up my Iphone4 DATA.
Ok. Found something that said to shut down and hold the option, command, p, and r keys on restart. Held them down for a few restarts and everything automatically signed in and works. Woohoo!!!
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The Solution of ( N97 system crashing - self resta...
Hi
First of all thanks for chanchan05 which his advice help me in this problem.
Second : I'm not sure that it will work with all people ( It's working fine with me till now . So I'm sharing the solution with all of you )
let's go
It's a very stupid problem, while you are using your mobile suddenly it shows some blue & red lines then it shutdown and start again. And it happens randomly. And every day it happens many times.
I tried to format the mobile (soft & Hard) and reinstall the F/W
everything I tried.
But chanchan05 advised to check the mass memory. I did it. And it's working fine with me till now. And till now my mobile did not restarted itself for three days. WOW
I just want to share the solution with all. Maybe some body facing this problem. And it will help him
it's very simple
1-connect your N97 to the PC (Mass storage mode)
2-Go to my Computer right click -----} laaaaast option (properties)
3-tools ----} error checking ----} check the two options
4-check error
if it works with you make me happy and inform me me here
thanks to all
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[THE Forum] Audio recording with Java / JMF
Hello,
I would like to gather any useful information about audio recording. I've worked on this area for months now and I am still facing many problems, namely:
Can't record on linux with JMF,
Can't pause on linux with JMF,
Problems when two soud cards are on the PC,
Problems with Windows NT,
When using the pause feature, the sound is transformed while recording a song.
If you have any quesitons, I'll try to answer. If you are the solution to one of these problems please let me know.
For the sound cards problem, when disabling one of the sound card it works.Hi!
I'm developing a videoconferencing application on Linux and I can't
capture sound. I get messages like these: "Couldn't initialize audio device" or "java.io.IOException: Cannot open audio device for input."
My system: RedHat 7.3, J2SDK1.4.1, JMF2.1.1.c and SoundBlaster audio card.
Could you tell me how have you configured your system or how have you got capturing sound?
Thankyou.
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