Does JRE supports 64 bit?

Which version of JDK and JRE supports 64bit?
In windows OS, using java whether it is possible to convert a 32 bit file into 64 bit file?

Does JRE supports Windows 64 bit? If yes whats the vesrion.

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I have a message on my iMac 24 says Boot Camp does not support 64-bit on this computer. how do i fix is?

I have a late 2009 iMac 24 that i downloaded Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit on. When i tried to download Windows 7 Support, i got a message that says Boot Camp does support 64-bit on this computer. I do have Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit CD. What would be the easy way to fix this. Thanks

There is no OS X 5.0.5. If you can boot to OS X on your computer select About This Mac from the Apple menu. It will display the version you have installed.
I think the message meant you can only install 64-bit Windows 7.
Perhaps one of these will help you:
Mac Basics- Using Windows on your Mac with Boot Camp
Boot Camp- System requirements for Microsoft Windows operating systems
Boot Camp Help- Overview of Boot Camp setup
Boot Camp- Installing Windows 7 Frequently Asked Questions
Boot Camp 4, OS X Lion and Mountain Lion- Frequently asked questions

Does LR5 support 10-bit color?

I'm about to make a significant investment in GPU and monitor if LR5 supports 10-bit color. Please confirm.

Thanks. There are varying posts that suggest it might exist, but they all seem vague:
http://photo.net/digital-darkroom-forum/00bQ0n

Libsapcrypto - does it support 4096 - bit RSA keys

I have a few questions about the libsapcrypto library and it's use with SSL server certificates. Will it support
4096 bit RSA keys? Will transaction STRUST support openssl server certificates 4096 bit or otherwise with
the libsapcrypto installed?
Thanks.

Yes - see [SAP note 690999|https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/690999], point 4 as well as [SAP note 836367|https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/836367].

Does Mozilla support 128-bit encryption?

To use IRS Business Services Online (http://www.socialsecurity.gov/employer/bsohbnew.htm), 128-bit encryption is needed. They say:
"To determine whether your browser supports 128-bit encryption, select Help/About from your browser menu. Most browsers will display the phrase ?128-bit encryption? or "128-bit cipher strength.? If you are unsure whether your browser supports 128-bit encryption, contact the software company that developed the browser."
But I can't seem to find this information on the about page or in online articles about encryption. Would you please help?

Current Firefox releases can't even go below 128 bit, SSL2 that supported this have been removed quite a few releases now (Firefox 8 dropped support for SSL2).
*https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Firefox/Releases/8
128 bit is the minimum that you can use with Firefox and you can only go higher (e.g. 168 or 256).<br />
128 bit shouldn't be used these days and servers that only support 128 bit should update their software.
Firefox supports AES-256 since 2002, so that is already more than 10 years.
* https://www.fortify.net/sslcheck.html

Macbook Pro & Mini Dispalyport Does NOT Support 10 bit Color Monitors

I am extremely concerned regarding Apple's Mini Displayport. Mini Displayport has been out for a year now, and is the video out port with the maximum signal output on Macbook Pro's. Apple's Mini Displayport still does not offer the compatibility and performance, that is possible with the standard Displayport implantation on Windows.
Case in point two monitors from NEC and Eizo, the NEC PA214W and the Eizo CG223W:
http://www.eizo.com/global/products/coloredge/cg223w/index.html
http://www.necdisplay.com/Products/Product/?product=5a6621b9-e9c4-4f02-8542-e625 1364bf7c
All current Macbook Pro's with Mini Displayport are unable to support the 10 bit color that these monitors are capable of. This is unacceptable, and an example of Apple leading customers to believe that Mini Displayport, offers the same capabillities and performance as Displayport.
It is my understanding that on paper MBP's with the NVidia 9400/9600 are capable of outputting a 10 bit signal. They just do not at this point in time, unlike all PC notebooks with Displayport. Mini Displayport has been sold by Apple as being every bit as capable only smaller than Displayport. The truth is it is not.
Apple notebooks can not currently produce the same level of quality on these monitors as Windows notebooks with Displayport that have also been on the market for a year now.
http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/newsarchive/19.htm#10-bitips

Displayport:
http://www.displayport.org/consumer/
http://www.displayport.org/consumer/?q=content/faq
"Performance for a display interface is really bandwidth. So Displayport offers up to 10.8 Gigabits per second. That bandwidth can be allocated for greater color depth (more colors per pixel, i.e.. 30 bit color monitors), it can be allocated to resolution, i.e.. WQXGA , or refresh rate."
Note: The bandwidth has increased to 21.6 Gbps with the announcement of Displayport v1.2.
It appears to me that aside from the top of the line (Windows PC) notebooks, that the only systems that will currently be able to achieve 30 bit color with these monitors are going to be desktop systems with Displayport/Mini Displayport and the necessary GPU and Operating System. This is an example of the difficulty in getting accurate information when it comes to what a system can and can not do. Rod correctly pointed out that I was mistaken in saying that "all" PC notebooks with Displayport are capable of achieving 10 bit per channel output, some do not. As BSteely, Lewis, and Rod have discussed Mini Displayport is not what is responsible for the fact that Macbook Pros can not currently output 10 bit per channel signal. Displayport exists and allows for this capability, and I stand by my opinion that currently Macbook Pros with Mini Displayport do not implement the full Displayport spec, in particular the ability to output 10 bit per channel signal to 30 bit color monitors. On the PC side it is the "workstation" class notebooks that have had and continue to have this capability. There may be others, but in reviewing Dell, HP, and Lenovo I am only finding it in the Precision, W series, and Elitebook models. The latest T Series Thinkpads with Quadro GPU's may work as well. At this point, I am not going to research each and every model to determine exactly which notebook models and configurations will work, except to say none of them are Macbook Pros. The lesson here should be get multiple confirmations regarding your system's configuration and your intentions in its use. I was mistaken in my understanding that the MBP 17 with Mini Displayport would support the Displayport spec as it relates to 30 bit color monitors. I have stated what I think is wrong about that, but that is the way it is for now. Apple is not the only company to hype a technology, only to offer a limited implementation of it. "Vista Capable" comes to mind.
http://www.informationweek.com/news/windows/operatingsystems/showArticle.jhtml?a rticleID=212100567
This post will hopefully alert others to this limitation. To end on a positive note, in my experience the last six months with my Macbook Pro, Apple has demonstrated it can resolve issues quickly and effectively, and I have been extremely pleased to the extent that they have worked with me to address the few significant issues that have come up, including a system replacement in quick order. This may or may not be something they will be able to address with the current Macbook Pros or even the next generation. We will see.

Does Firefox support 128 bit encryption, as required on certain financial sites?

Some financial sites and credit card sites require 128 bit technology on the browser. Does Firefox use this or will I have to resort to using I.E?

Firefox supports up to 256 bit encryption.

Does iDVD support 24 bit audio?

I have a project that calls for impeccable audio quality. The client has supplied me with 24 bit aiff files.
The files import easily into Final Cut Express and when placed in the a 1080i60 timeline show no sign of needing a render.
Does this mean that I will retain the 24 bit quality all the way through export to authoring of the DVD in iDVD? Does iDVD compress the audio in such a way that it will no longer be 24 bit?
I can find little or no information about this particular question in the manuals or the discussions.
Thanks in advance.
Mike Pulcinella

Apple has never said much about the audio encoding in iDVD.
'Traditionally' it was just two channel uncompressed PCM audio; DVD SP (with Compressor) gives several other choices (including Dolby Digital).
Toast gives you the choice of uncompressed PCM or Dolby Digital as well.
Here is what the Toast manual has to say: Audio Format: Choose Dolby Digital or uncompressed PCM. In almost all cases, Dolby Digital is the best choice. It uses less disc space, so you can fit more video on the DVD, and the sound quality is almost the same as PCM.
Data Rate: Choose the bit rate to encode the Dolby Digital audio. Higher bit rates can produce slightly better sounding audio, but use more disc space. Toast uses 192 kbps by default.
Dynamic Range Compression: Enabling dynamic range compression reduces the range between loud and soft sounds in order to make dialogue more audible, especially when listening at low volume levels.
PCM audio should be used if you want to maintain 100% fidelity and only if the audio source is already uncompressed PCM, such as tracks on an audio CD or a high quality audio recording. If the audio files are already compressed (such as MP3 or AAC songs in your iTunes library) do not use PCM—it will not improve the sound quality.
Toast records PCM at 48 kHz / 16 bit levels or 48 KHz / 24 bit levels, which are higher than standard CD quality. Audio that has been recorded at 96 kHz / 24 bit is downsampled automatically unless you choose the 96 kHz / 24 bit option, which maintains the higher quality but significantly reduces disc space.
When you choose PCM, any existing Dolby Digital audio files will be “passed through” without reconverting to PCM.
Hope this helps.

Does java supports 64 bit processing?

Hello
I'm using Pentium D 930, dual core 64 bits CPU, I wonder how can I take advantages from this 64 processor. Could someone give me ideas or what I have to do is just changing to 64 bits JVM.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=java+64+bit&btnG=Google+Search

I have a new computer but unfortunately it has a 64 bit. I can not do so many things on this new computer b/c you need adobe flash player and adobe does not support 64 bit. Is there anything to be done so this computer can work the way it is suspossed 2

It is very frustrating. I have an old computer that I have to go to just to do half the things I want my new computer to do. Any advise?? Thanks

See this technote:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/000/6b3af6c9.html

Does my late 2007(?) MacBook Pro support 64 bit Windows 7?

I have a macbook pro with a 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo (MacBookPro3,1), and I believe it is late 2007 but I'm not sure because the apple website is a little ambiguous about it when I submit my serial number. The support website http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1846 says that 64-bit Windows 7 is only supported on early 2008 models but I suspect it is on mine too. I just want to be sure. Thanks!

Thank for your reply,This is the downloaded trial version i downloaded from Adobe website,I'm buying my new camera in about a month and want to get a headstart on learningsome editing before I put out all the money for this and software,Thanks,
Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2012 16:00:34 -0600
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    Re: Installer does not support 64 bit windows 7
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Which disc are you installing from? Also did you just purchase Premiere Elements 10 or did you buy the bundle which includes Photoshop Elements 10?
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CS5 64 bit does not support TWAIN

I am running Win 7 64 bit and just upgraded from CS2 to CS5. CS5 cannot see my scanner (Canon 8400F) even though Canon has a 64 bit driver that I installed. After downloading and installing the TWAIN plugin I spent several hours trying to figure out why CS5 still could not see my scanner. Finally I saw where Adobe says it does not support TWAIN in 64 bit because it is an "outdated technology" and that "most manufacturers" do not provide 64 bit drivers for their TWAIN scanners. CANON DOES.
There does not seem to be any reason why Adobe does not support 64 bit TWAIN except that TWAIN is "outdated." It still works fine for me (with my CS2), why not with CS5. It does not seem that I (or we) should have to buy a new scanner just because I (or we) upgraded to CS5.
Are you listening Adobe????

I have found a somewhat "second rate" solution to this problem. If I run CS5 in 32 bit mode my scanner is there. Now if I could do ythe same thing in 64 bit mode all would be well.

Does Illustrator CC 2014 support 16-bit color?

I'm trying to create a grayscale image using RGB. The RGB components can only go up to 255. Does Illustrator support 16-bit color so I can have a range of 0-65535? I could not find this info in the documentation. A range of 0-255 is not enough for me.
Thanks.

No, it does not support 16bit. You can try to place a 16bit psd, and you will get a message, that it will import only a 8bit image version because Illustrator does not support 16bit images.

ITunes and AIFF/FLAC support, 24-bit music, HDTracks etc

Ok guys I know this has probably been asked before, but I have done my research and most topics are pretty old so I will proceed to ask this again so that I can get answers as of today (January 2014).
First question is, does iTunes support 24-bit music? If so, in which of these formats (ALAC, FLAC, WAV, AIFF) ?
Second question, does iTunes support hi-res sample rates? If so, in which formats and how high?
Please answer in this format:
ALAC up to xxx Khz
FLAC up to xxx Khz
WAV up to xxx Khz
AIFF up to xxx Khz
Please answer only if you are 100% certain of what Im talking about here and you have tried it as you answer. This post refers to iTunes as of today, version 11.1.4 (latest release as of January 2014).
Thanks!

I ran into the same problem with my FLAC files. It's hard to compromise quality, especially for albums by Hans Zimmer, John Murphy, and Two Steps from ****, but tis life. If you're not interested in downloading some third party program to convert like I wasn't, there is this nifty little site that converts music for you for free. No ads, no tricky layouts, just simple upload, convert, and download the file when it's done. They offer a pretty limited selection of conversion options, but better than not at all.
Formats: mp3, wav, wma, ogg
Quality (kbit/s): 96, 128, 192, 320
Link: http://media.io/
Hope that helps!

I have a problem with installing PS13 as I get an error message "This installer does not support installation on a 64-Bit Windows operating system. Please download the 64-Bit version of Photoshop Elements." how do i do this?

i have a problem with installing PS13 as I get an error message "This installer does not support installation on a 64-Bit Windows operating system. Please download the 64-Bit version of Photoshop Elements." how do i do this

Try downloading the trial. It ought to detect that you have a 64-bit system.
You aren't using Vista, are you? PSE 13 requires at least win 7 and I think a few folks with vista have gotten a similar error message on trying to install it.

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