Edit Scene Time Frame Count

Created a new file & new layer with 300 frames.
Only used 150 frames for the animation.
How do I edit (trim) the scene / project down to JUST the frames I need (ie 300 to 150) prior to export as swf?

When you create a new layer in a file, you don't automatically create a fixed number of frames in that layer (unless this is something new I have never heard of, which is always possible). Whatever you publish should only incorporate the timeline that you have populated with content/frames.
Again, if you can take a screenshot and show what you are describing, it may help clear things up.

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I'm completely baffled by this. So I really hope yall can help. Here's what's going on.
I'm rendering a somewhat lenghty sequence (26min) in Permiere Pro CS6 that has much of the usual going on. (Color Correction, image tweeks, ect. - nothing fancy) I've finished this edit and wanted to export it to a ProRes file. Sent it to AME and hit render with my normal 1080p, quicktime, 29.975, prores settings and about 1 min into it the time shot straight out of the park. (I'm talking like 104+ hours at one point) I checked my settings and tried other export options, still acting wonky. I even tried removing all effects and export the normal sequence sans frills. Na Da. Then I thought, "You know what, maybe it's just a weird part and it'll pass through it." Nope. Left it going for about 13 hrs and it was moving so slow I thought it was frozen.
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Graphics - AMD Radeon HD 6770M 1024 MB
Software - OSX 10.9.1
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For all I know the CSM could keep track of every incoming 503 forever, until the maximum of five 503's is reached, and then the server is disabled for 300 seconds.
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Hi Christopher
EDIT: It might actually be me who misunderstood your reply. You probably gave me the correct answer already, that there is no time limit at all to the counter, and the counter will increase until it reaches 5 even if those 503's are spread out over several months time. Could you please confirm that this is what you meant? I'll leave my original reply down below for you to look at.
ORIGINAL MESSAGE:
Thanks for your reply, but I think you might have misunderstood my question, and I don't exactly blame you because I had some difficulty explaining what I meant.
I know what each and every key word in the following line mean, and I understand the command.
match protocol http retcode 503 503 action remove 5 reset 300
We match the protocol http, and look for when/if the server sends a return code 503 back to a client. Each time a 503 return code is returned from the real server a counter is increased by one. When the counter reaches 5 we take the action to remove (disable) the server. 300 seconds after the server was disabled it will be enabled again, and the counter will also be reset to zero at this point.
But I'm asking about the time frame for the counter, or rather if there is a default timer that resets the counter back to zero after a certain amount of time. Let me give you an example.
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5 months later the server sends a fifth HTTP 503 message to a client. The time frame is now five months and six minutes. Will this fifth HTTP 503 message increase the return code check counter to 5? If it does, then the server will be disabled for 300 seconds, even though it was 5 months since the previous four 503's were seen by the CSM.
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5 minutes later the counter is reset to zero, because no 503's have been seen for over five minutes.
2 months later the server sends a HTTP 503 message to a client. This increases the counter to one. The server is never disabled. After another 5 minutes the counter is reset back to zero again.
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ORACLE     B     3/01/2012
ORACLE     C     4/01/2012
IBM     A     1/01/2012
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ORACLE     A     1/01/2012     2/01/2012
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One way...
ME_XE?with t as
2 (
3    select 'ORACLE' col1, 'A' col2, to_date('1/01/2012', 'dd/mm/yyyy') col3
4      from dual
5    union all
6    select 'ORACLE', 'A', to_date('2/01/2012', 'dd/mm/yyyy')
7      from dual
8    union all
9    select 'ORACLE', 'B', to_date('3/01/2012', 'dd/mm/yyyy')
10      from dual
11    union all
12    select 'ORACLE', 'C', to_date('4/01/2012', 'dd/mm/yyyy')
13      from dual
14    union all
15    select 'IBM', 'A', to_date('1/01/2012', 'dd/mm/yyyy')
16      from dual
17    union all
18    select 'IBM', 'A', to_date('2/01/2012', 'dd/mm/yyyy')
19      from dual
20    union all
21    select 'IBM', 'A', to_date('3/01/2012', 'dd/mm/yyyy')
22      from dual
23    union all
24    select 'IBM', 'A', to_date('4/01/2012', 'dd/mm/yyyy') from dual
25 )
26 select
27    col1, col2, min(col3), case when max(col3) = max_company_date then to_date('31/12/2999','dd/mm/yyyy') else max(col3) end
28 from
29 (
30    select col1, col2, col3, max(col3) over (partition by col1) as max_company_date
31    from t
32 )
33 group by col1, col2, max_company_date;
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ORACLE             B   03-JAN-2012 12 00:00       03-JAN-2012 12 00:00
ORACLE             A   01-JAN-2012 12 00:00       02-JAN-2012 12 00:00
ORACLE             C   04-JAN-2012 12 00:00       31-DEC-2999 12 00:00
IBM                A   01-JAN-2012 12 00:00       31-DEC-2999 12 00:00
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I'm shooting with a Fuji X100 exclusively (my only camera =). I recently updated firmware on it, and its reset frame count (up to 9500 frames). This means that the same frame number is now referring to two photos in LR. Should I start a new catalogue so I don't have conflicts? Or is there any other way to fix this problem? I checked X100 manual, I cannot choose to start from a certain frame number.
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lax => FALSE,
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push_deferred_rpc => TRUE,
refresh_after_errors => TRUE,
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parallelism => NULL,
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/Then you add your MV to the Refresh Group as follow:
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NB: The syntax and option can change with the Release (this syntax is well tested on 8.1.7).
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Best regards,
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