Easiest way to convert 4:3 sequence to 16:9
Alright so let me explain the situation.
I have a 4:3 video project using 16:9 footage. Originally we wanted it letterboxed because it was a lot easier (at this point I wasn't sure how to get 16:9 footage to display properly with iDVD and it was made before the widescreen TVs were so popular).
I want to go back now and change the sequence to be 16:9 (true widescreen rather than letterboxed). problem is if I simply tick the little checkbox under sequence settings the video clips are all stretched to still display as "letterboxed" because they have been set to the aspect ratio of "-33.33" under the motion>distort tab.
obviously I dont want to go through every single clip and fix the ratio so that it displays properly. is there and easier/faster way to do this? or am i going to have to painstakingly fix each and every clip on my timeline?
I've found that when you do a copy and paste it ends up looking the same.
What you can do is change the sequence settings to anamorphic (as you have done) and then select all the clips in the sequence. Go to:
Edit -> Remove Atrributes
then make sure everything is unchecked except for "Distort"
Note that any clips that you have applied a distort effect to willl need to be redone.
Hope that helps
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KimThere's probably another way to get here, but, in SQL Developer, on the tree navigation, expand the objects down to your table, right click, then click EXPORT.. there you will see all the options. This is a tedious process and it sucks IMO, but yeah, it works. It sucks mostly because 1) it's one table at a time, 2) if your data model is robust and has constraints, and sequences and triggers, then you'll have to disable them all for the insert, and hope that you can re-enable constraints, etc without a glitch (good luck, unless you have only a handful of tables)
I prefer using the oracle command line EXP to export an entire schema, then on the target server I use IMP to import the schema. That way, it's near exact. This makes life messy if you develop more than one application in a single schema, and I've felt that pain -- however -- it's a whole lot easier to drop tables and other objects than it is to create them! (thus, even if the process of EXP/IMP moved more than you wanted to "move".. just blow away what you don't want on the target after the fact..)
You could use oracle's datapump method too.
Alternatively, what can be done, IF you have access to both servers from your SQL developer instance (or if you can tnsping them both already from the command line, you can use SQL*PLUS), is run a script that will identify your apex apps' objects (usually by prefix to object names, like EBA_PROJ_%, etc) and do all the manual work for you. I've created a script that does exactly this so that I can move data from dev to prod servers over a dblink. It's tricky because of the order that must be executed to disable constraints and then re-enable them, and of course, trickier if you don't consistently prefix ALL of your "application objects"... (tables, views, triggers, sequences, functions, procs, indexes, etc)
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