Getting ready for delivery - Ringtone question

I have a number of music clips that I have used as ringtones on my Samsung Blackjack. When I take delivery of iPhone can I transfer these files via iTunes to the iPhone and use them as ringtones there? Thanks for any help!

you can do it in itunes, rightclick on the song and "convert to AAC". This converts it to m4a. Then you go into windows and change the extension to m4r.
This article has detailed instructions http://www.wired.com/software/coolapps/news/2007/09/ringtone_hacks
It says it's for itunes 7.4 but it worked for me with the latest version and still works with the 2.01 update.

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My Project ready for delivery but unable to deploy using Oracle Installer

I used Project Builder for make my project ready for delivery.
As normal way of deploying Application is based on the instruction using the project builder and Oracle installer.
But when i attempt to used Oracle installer, the from look up menu box it doest appear my project application.
Is there any way i can test and load my application. Currently my project application still resides on Bin directory that every time is used to open my project, it always passed on the obecject navigator i want to hide all this things.
Can canyone help me>>
Thanks
Danny

Use the Oracle Software Packager for this purpose.
http://otn.oracle.com/software/htdocs/devlic.html?/software/products/osp/htdocs/winsoft.html

RE: Getting ready for production

Take the Forte Project Management Class. It tell you everything you
need to know
to go live.
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From: Julie Muth[SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, August 18, 1997 9:39 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Getting ready for production
We'll be deploying our first application into production in the near
future and I'ld be interested in any advice you have to offer - horror
stories, successes, what worked, what didn't, what you would do
differently. Also, any advice on the organization and skill set of the
people doing deployments would be appreciated.
Julie Muth
Assistant Project Director
NYS Division of Criminal Justice Services
Albany, NY
[email protected]

Ok... here we go, not sure what you are doing except editing DV right now,
but this will work for HDV, DVCPROHD, Uncompressed SD and some ProRes
as long as you have a good Gigabit Router to transfer files. Please consult
a professional if this sounds scary to you.
*Redundant FILE SERVER* for project files, important stuff
1. Install at least 4GB RAM in G5 #1 (max $200)
3. Make sure there are two identical SATA drives in the G5. Install OSX Leopard Server ($499) on 1 drive. Use Carbon Copy Cloner (Free... http://www.bombich.com/software/ccc.html) and clone
the main drive to SATA drive #2 when drive #1 is set up completely. Use drive #2 as backup.
4. Connect CalDigit 2.56TB HDOne External Hard Drive Array (RAID-5) with PCI-X adapter ($2830)
SubTotal: $3600...ish
*Current MacPro* Add unprotected scratch disk for main edit suite
1. Install Sonnet Tempo SATA e4p Serial ATA Host Adapter ($260)
2. Connect Sonnet 2.5TB Fusion D500P eSATA Array System (RAID-0) ($1700)
Subtotal: $2000...ish
*2nd G5* convert to p2 Logging/backup Station
1. Sony BWU-200S Internal 4x Blu-ray Disc Rewritable Drive (599.95)
2. Roxio Toast ($85)
SubTotal: $700
*NEW Intel MacPro* will increase productivity
1. 8 Core 3ghz Intel MacPro ($3600)
Total: Around 9900-10,000
(Buy from PowerMax.com or other out of state vendor to avoid sales tax)
If you want to organize things, then FCS will help. You can install
on G5#2 for 999.00 more. I would focus on hardware first though.

MOVED: MSI reveals AM3+ 970 GAMING motherboard Get ready for high end AMD GAMING

This topic has been moved to MSI AMD boards.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=181363.0

Quote from: defetonezzzzz on 25-June-14, 19:19:45
MSI, world leading in motherboards, debuts its first AMD AM3+ socket based GAMING motherboard, the MSI 970 GAMING. Inherited with the outstanding DNA of MSI's award winning GAMING family, the new MSI AM3+ 970 GAMING motherboard features Killer LAN for the best online GAMING experience, Audio Boost 2 powered by Creative Sound Blaster Cinema2 for astonishing sound quality that gives you the upper hand on the battlefield, USB Audio Power and a whole new hardware and software design for enhanced gaming performance. Get ready for high end AMD GAMING with MSI.
Link?
http://www.msi.com/product/mb/970_GAMING.html#hero-overview
Anyone know the TDP of this board?
In a comparison it looks practically identical to the 125W G46-970a. Except the G46 has a sound optical out--the features list says the Gamer board doesn't--and the board pics confirm that. Board looks to have better software than the G46--possibly better sound output, maybe.

MSI reveals AM3+ 970 GAMING motherboard Get ready for high end AMD GAMING

MSI, world leading in motherboards, debuts its first AMD AM3+ socket based GAMING motherboard, the MSI 970 GAMING. Inherited with the outstanding DNA of MSI's award winning GAMING family, the new MSI AM3+ 970 GAMING motherboard features Killer LAN for the best online GAMING experience, Audio Boost 2 powered by Creative Sound Blaster Cinema2 for astonishing sound quality that gives you the upper hand on the battlefield, USB Audio Power and a whole new hardware and software design for enhanced gaming performance. Get ready for high end AMD GAMING with MSI.

Quote from: defetonezzzzz on 25-June-14, 19:19:45
MSI, world leading in motherboards, debuts its first AMD AM3+ socket based GAMING motherboard, the MSI 970 GAMING. Inherited with the outstanding DNA of MSI's award winning GAMING family, the new MSI AM3+ 970 GAMING motherboard features Killer LAN for the best online GAMING experience, Audio Boost 2 powered by Creative Sound Blaster Cinema2 for astonishing sound quality that gives you the upper hand on the battlefield, USB Audio Power and a whole new hardware and software design for enhanced gaming performance. Get ready for high end AMD GAMING with MSI.
Link?
http://www.msi.com/product/mb/970_GAMING.html#hero-overview
Anyone know the TDP of this board?
In a comparison it looks practically identical to the 125W G46-970a. Except the G46 has a sound optical out--the features list says the Gamer board doesn't--and the board pics confirm that. Board looks to have better software than the G46--possibly better sound output, maybe.

Getting ready for a video capture project, need some guidance

Hi, I'm getting ready to hold an xbox LAN tournament and I would like to capture the game to my computer so I can give people DVDs of it afterwards. The G5 i my first tower and I've had no experience in PCI cards and capturing A/V and all that jazz.
Basically I'm going to be having an input of component cables (though its only going to be 480p, no HD) and possibly optical audio, though more likely analog because I'm going to try to borrow a mixer and run everyone's headsets into the G5.
What am I going to need as far as a video capture card? Will it work in the PCI-X slot or am I going to have to swap it with my 9650 XT?
Also, I'm guessing I'm going to have to buy final cut express to do the software capturing (Seriously, if you couldn't tell already, I really have no idea what I'm doing )
I'm willing to buy the hardware and software required and get some books to figure out the process, but if anyone could point me in the right direction, that would be awesome.
Thanks a bunch,
Sean

I use a Canopus DV converter to capture analog video/audio to my computer. I've got the ADVC-100 which has been updated to ADVC-110 and costs about $250. It connects via firewire and works like a charm. I capture using iMovie HD which more than meets my needs for now. I burn dvd's using iDVD which also meets my current needs. My setup is audio-video source, usually a vcr, to the ADVC-100, to the G5 via firewire. Make sure you've got plenty of dick space available to capture. I use aa 320 gb external SATA RAID set. It's really an easy setup and capturing and buring using Apple's software is a snap. Not a steep learning curve. I would suggest if your going to use more advanced software to get a few projects under your belt before the tournament, if you're going to use the iApps you'll find them much easier to learn and will be up and running sooner.

Ready for a stupid question?

How do I get rid of a screensaver I downloaded? It's the "RainyDay2" screensave I got from Apple's download page. It makes my computer run slow, and I want to get rid of it, but I can't figure out where it is. I've done a search for it, I've looked in both screensaver folders (both empty, BTW), and I even tried running the installer again to see the target directory (the folder it said it was installing to was empty).
Does anyone know how to delete it?
(Sorry for the stupid question T-T)

Take a look here:
"/System/Library/Screen Savers"
You no doubt had to enter your password to install it. I have come to really disapprove of programs that want your admin password in order to install. Indeed, I downloaded something the other day that wanted my password, and I declined. Then poked around in its package and discovered it did not need to do what it said, extracted the program, put it in Applications and it worked fine. Anyway, RainyDay should NOT have been set-up by its developer to be installed there, but I think it was.
Francine
Francine
Schwieder

Getting ready for Web produce - is just select by filter okay?

I'm getting ready to produce wedding shots for the web. Just to make sure, I wanted to ask:
Do I just tag the images in this set that I want to appear in the web site and do a 'select by' filter selection for the one's I have marked? And will those then be the only one's that appear in the final web site?
Thank You, I hope this is the way this works,
Ken

You can tag/flag/star images then filter by that tag/flag/star. Then the Web gallery will only include the filtered images. What doesn't work is selecting a group of images then trying to make a Web gallery of just those. The Web gallery will use all images shown in the thumbnail view, rather than just the selected ones. (In other words, you need to use a filter.)
However, collections have the added virtue of allowing resequencing.

Getting ready for kernel26 2.6.32 - Question of ext4 performance

As 2.6.32 approaches, i'd like to post the Phoronix benchmarks for it
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=a … arks&num=1
There seems to be a "large" performance loss on ext4 due to a specific commit on main kernel branch.
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=a … ions&num=2
http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/g … 25b9aeb745
I'd like to ask if it is possible to have .32 kernel with a patch that would revert that upstream commit.
If that isn't allowed by Arch patching policy, just ignore this thread

Bonnie++ from AUR:
System: Intel Core i5 750, 4GB of RAM, WD6401AALS
2.6.31
Version 1.96 ------Sequential Output------ --Sequential Input- --Random-
Concurrency 1 -Per Chr- --Block-- -Rewrite- -Per Chr- --Block-- --Seeks--
Machine Size K/sec %CP K/sec %CP K/sec %CP K/sec %CP K/sec %CP /sec %CP
flamepc 8G 723 97 82719 7 39984 4 4192 98 106395 4 385.7 4
Latency 11481us 943ms 265ms 2472us 11436us 306ms
Version 1.96 ------Sequential Create------ --------Random Create--------
flamepc -Create-- --Read--- -Delete-- -Create-- --Read--- -Delete--
files /sec %CP /sec %CP /sec %CP /sec %CP /sec %CP /sec %CP
16 24965 33 +++++ +++ +++++ +++ +++++ +++ +++++ +++ +++++ +++
Latency 11731us 422us 437us 112us 82us 81us
1.96,1.96,flamepc,1,1259401928,8G,,723,97,82719,7,39984,4,4192,98,106395,4,385.7,4,16,,,,,24965,33,+++++,+++,+++++,+++,+++++,+++,+++++,+++,+++++,+++,11481us,943ms,265ms,2472us,11436us,306ms,11731us,422us,437us,112us,82us,81us
2.6.32
Version 1.96 ------Sequential Output------ --Sequential Input- --Random-
Concurrency 1 -Per Chr- --Block-- -Rewrite- -Per Chr- --Block-- --Seeks--
Machine Size K/sec %CP K/sec %CP K/sec %CP K/sec %CP K/sec %CP /sec %CP
flamepc 8G 822 98 81669 7 38687 3 4198 75 105470 4 255.0 3
Latency 11138us 1600ms 1302ms 74131us 52760us 573ms
Version 1.96 ------Sequential Create------ --------Random Create--------
flamepc -Create-- --Read--- -Delete-- -Create-- --Read--- -Delete--
files /sec %CP /sec %CP /sec %CP /sec %CP /sec %CP /sec %CP
16 +++++ +++ +++++ +++ +++++ +++ +++++ +++ +++++ +++ +++++ +++
Latency 129us 402us 411us 184us 62us 51us
1.96,1.96,flamepc,1,1259395151,8G,,822,98,81669,7,38687,3,4198,75,105470,4,255.0,3,16,,,,,+++++,+++,+++++,+++,+++++,+++,+++++,+++,+++++,+++,+++++,+++,11138us,1600ms,1302ms,74131us,52760us,573ms,129us,402us,411us,184us,62us,51us
I just ran bonnie++ executable, with no options.
I'll try the ozone benchmark now. [edit] iozone -a has a non-readable output hmmm.
Last edited by flamelab (2009-11-28 11:04:42)

Getting ready for printing...

I have a Canon G12 and shoot in RAW format. I know the native aspect ration for this camera in RAW is 4:3. I also know already that the two sizes of finished prints I am interested in are 8x10 and 16x20. After importing the images from my camera into my computer (and into Aperture), I can see that the pixel dimensions for my RAW images are 3648x2736 for portrait (and vice versa for landscape).
After making whatever color correction and changes to the image, I am happy with what I have. So moving onto the crop and aspect ration and dpi settings - and then the export to have an altered and saved new image to send off for printing - this is where I feel totally lost.
For example...the crop sizes listed, I see 4x5/8x10 - my understand is that these sizes...4x5, 8x10, 16x20 - they are all the exact same aspect ration - so no matter how big or small I want to print the image, as long as I want one of those sizes, it would be fine, correct?
When I initially click on the 4x5/8x10 selection, it puts a small crop area in the center of the photo. But it allows me to drag the corners to enlarge the crop area, so I am curious to know...is the 4x5/8x10 crop area that initial smaller section, or is it still the same even if I click and drag ou the corners making it larger.
Does anyone know also, how/where do I change the dpi to 300?
And lastly, how do I know if I have enough pixels to make an 8x10 or a 16x20. I have RAW files and JPEGS - and they all vary in pixel dimension. Is there a simple process to figure out if what I see on the computer screen will look the same as a finished print?

Excellent questions ... that cover a lot of ground.
3648 / 2736 = 1.333333333. The aspect ration is 4:3.
Are you printing from Aperture or sending a file out to be printed? If printing from Aperture, all you need to do is create a Version that is ready to print, and then print it. Printing from Aperture is an export-and-print operation -- there is no need to export the file and save it.
(This is worth understanding. In Aperture, you make Images that are ready to be exported (or printed), but you don't create files (or prints) until you need them.)
The aspect ratio has no units -- it is just a ratio. It describes not the size of a rectangle, but the ratio of the sides of a rectangle. 4:3, 8:6, 1.33:1 are all identical aspect ratios.
Once you have set the aspect ratio, you can set the size (and position) of your rectangular crop by dragging the crop box handles or the crop box itself.
Generally speaking, you will want at least 150 pixels for each inch to be printed, and don't need more than 300. 150 ppi is a slightly impracticable minimum -- you will likely want to use some sophisticated up-rezing to get a stellar print. 200-250 ppi is enough. 300 ppi is plenty. All of this is based on norms of printers, ink, papers, and display (distance, lighting) that may or may not fit your needs.
For a 16" x 20" print that looks good at arm's length 3,200 x 4,000 pixels should suffice.
Aperture includes soft-proofing. You select a profile of the printer, paper, and the printing settings, and Aperture will apply this to your Image and show you what should be a match. Soft-proofing is complicated. At a minimum, you will need a high-quality monitor and hardware calibration.
The User Manual covers much of this in detail particular to Aperture, including a section on Proofing. Well worth reading.
Message was edited by: Kirby Krieger

Getting ready for AppleCare phone talk tomorrow...

My new iMac arrived Friday. But, except for taking it out of the box, have done nothing yet.
Reason: I want to do it right from the get-go. And I am not all that confident in my computerese abilities. I intend to accomplish a couple of things with a *real live person* from AppleCare on the phone. (Reason for AppleCare versus Apple Discussion Forums? Not for the advice. Used them in the past and they were not as helpful as Discussion Forums, even downright wrong at times). But for now, I want to tie up an expert, keep him/her on the phone, until I get this all done the right way. Step-by-step. But the primary reason for AppleCare for three years? The hardware/labor protection.
So, to get going according to the little Apple book:
1) Set-up. Did read the little book that came w the computer. By the way, a 21.5" ATI Radeon HD 4670 256MB (whatever that means) iMac, 3.33 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 8 GB RAM, 2TB Serial ATA Drive (Again, whatever that means). This compares to my present iMac, specs below. Believe I will see an enormous difference.....particularly with my primary computer activity...home music recording (i.e. GarageBand).
By set-up, I mean what it said in the little book (hardly a manual):
1) insert the power cord into the iMac and into an outlet (But don't turn the computer on yet? Really?);
2) Connect Ethernet cable into iMac and into Modem (Should the modem be turned on, or off when hooking up? Does it make any difference?);
3) Turn on wireless keyboard and mouse. (Does this mean the keyboard and mouse should not be turned on before the computer itself?);
4) Press power button on iMac to turn it on (so, I guess you shouldn't turn the iMac "on" in step 1);
5) use +Setup Assistant+ to Configure you Mac. This is where, as I understand, you transfer files/applications from the "old" computer onto this *"new one."* But.....if you choose not to do it now, you can accomplish the same by using +Migration Assistant+ later. Question: Which is the preferable method? _Setup Assistant_ to do transfers immediately, or _Migration Assistant_ to do it later?
6) Customize you iMac and set you preferences.
These are the six steps the little Apple book lists to get you up and running.
Once up and running, is there a preferable way to hook up peripherals? (i.e. printer first?, keyboard/synthesizer, preamp, external hard drive, etc?)
Before my phone call, I want to be ready. Already have gone through the maze of cords behind my computer work station. To ensure that I can access the proper cords and cables when I'm on the phone with AppleCare.
*Should I have a Firewire cable ready?* To transfer stuff from my old iMac to the new one? Would seem so.
Is there anything else I should have available before I place my call? Don't want to waste their time, certainly not mine.
My other concerns about this new computer,and there have been a few, have already been addressed.....to my satisfaction here in Discussion Forums.
Very excited to get this thing up and running. And apprehensive. Want to make sure this iMac is what I ordered. Want to make sure everything is working. Just want to use it.
Thanks everyone, in advance.

nemateoz wrote:
Seems that doing this is best done right away with Setup Assistant....as opposed to doing it later with Migration Assistant. Does this mean if I don't do it right away I can't use Setup Assistant later but am relegated to Migration Assistant?
Usually. (You can get to it later, but you'd have to erase your internal HD and reinstall OSX.)
And that lengthy narrative on Time Machine versus Time Capsule talks about "backing up" to a selected disc. How am I backing up when I'm thinking I'm just copying stuff onto my new computer. (Also, don't see any video there...the site you mentioned).
Yes, sorry, wrong link. Try this one: Time Machine Tutorial
Ignore (for now) all the stuff about backing-up. About 2/3 of the way through, there's a title on the screen: +Migrating to a new Mac.+ It shows how to do that from Time Machine backups, of course, but the first option on the +Do You Already Own a Mac?+ screen is to transfer from another Mac. That's what you want; otherwise the process is exactly the same, and very easy.
+Note that neither Setup Assistant nor Migration Assistant will replace newer Apple apps that came with the new Mac with older ones from your old one, so that's not a concern.+
That's really good to know. But how will I know the difference from, say: GarageBand 2 (older version) from the new GarageBand included in iLife '09? I think they'll both have the same guitar icon. Once both GB versions are on my new computer, could I simply rename the old GarageBand to GarageBand 2 and leave the new...with an icon that just says GarageBand... alone?
I don't know about GarageBand in particular; but most likely you'll have only the new one. If you do have two, you can always easily determine what version an app is. Either right-click it in the Applications folder and select +Get Info,+ or start it up and select the name of the app in the Menubar, then the +About <app name>+ option.
How would I differentiate between old and new iPhoto, iMovie, etc?
For those and most or all others, you'll only have the new version. OSX will automatically "convert" any old files to the new format, so all your previous stuff will work with the new one.
It seems that I have one chance at doing this. According to the little book that came with my new iMac: +The first time you turn on your iMac, Setup Assistant starts....If you don't use Setup Assistant to transfer information when you first start up, you can do it later by using Migration Assistant.+
It's really quite easy. Just take your time and it will be up and running fine in just a few minutes.
So this would have to be done before anything else, like hooking up my printer, or setting up the modem/internet?
Yes. Again, see the video (now that I gave you the right link). But you shouldn't have to do anything to set up your modem/internet, other than plug in the cable. It should just work. If your printer is compatible with Snow Leopard, it should just work, also.
Also note on the video link, there are a number of other video demonstrations available. After you get your shiny new Mac up and running, you might want to check them out, as there are some differences from Panther.
And you'll also want to explore backup strategies at some point, if you're not doing regular backups now.
Not to worry: it really is very quick and easy.

Getting Ready for Migration - Problem with BT ID

Hi,
I have read several e-mails from a recent thread on the forum which suggest that Migration of BT Yahoo e-mail accounts to the BT Mail service might resume sometime soon, and may even be completed by the end of April. Whether that will be so or not I guess we will have to wait and see. However, just in case, and for my account to be as ready as it can be, I need clarification of a particular potential problem.
I used to have two phone lines, let us say Line 1 and line 2. Now I only have one 'active' line (Line 1). Line 2 was cancelled a long time ago and my Broadband transferred to Line 1.
The above two lines had two seperate BT ID's (e-mail addresses). One being my Primary e-mail address which is one that ends @btinternet.com, but this remains the BT ID attached to Line 2 (the cancelled line).
The second BT ID, for Line 1, now my only line, has a User Name (e-mail address) which ends @gmail.com. The use of this e-mail address as the User Name was configured by a person on the BT Support Desk several years ago, when trying to resolve an issue at the time.
This morning I tried to change the User Name (e-mail address) on my BT ID for Line 1, so that it has the correct Primary e-mail address (ending @btinternet.com), I was unable to do so as the system said that this e-mail was already in use on another account (see above re cancelled line 2).
I can presently see no way that I can remove/delete/edit the account that covers the old cancelled line, so that it 'frees up' the use of my Primary e-mail address (@btinternet.com), enabling me to use it as the BT ID on my only remaining line (Line 1).
Is there a way I can cancel/delete/remove the now unused account? If not, is there a way for me to edit my Profile on Line 1, so that I can use my correct Primary e-mail as the ID, in preparation for the migration?
I apologise if this sound messy, but I want my account to be as 'clean' as possible, so that there are no potential problems when it finally comes to migration taking place.
Any help or advice would be much appreciated.
Regards,
Alan

Hi,
First of all, thanks to whiskywheels for the well-intended suggestion. I appreciated the thought, but in my experience there is not a chance that just a phone call to BT Support whould have solved the problem. It was BT Phone Support that in part are responsible for creating the problem I now find myself with.
However, the reason for my coming back on this is to say that I had a phone call this afternoon from a MOD who I am absolutely certain was trying to be honest and helpful. The upshot of what she said is that no useful purpose would be served by changing my BT ID, as I only have one BT ID, not two as I intimated in my first e-mail in this thread (see message 1 of this thread for an explanation).
I do have two accounts (one live - with the only phone line I have) and (one dead and now unused, although I can still access its information in MyBT).
Following the MOD's advice, having nothing to this effect in writing, I will try not to quote her exactly (I don't want to fall foul of breaking any BT rules etc), but my understanding was that my Primary e-mail address, and several sub-accounts are all 'linked' to one BT ID she said I have, the one that ends [email protected] .
My reason for raising this in the first place was to be as prepared as I can be for Migration to BT Mail when it finally comes along.
I have however to admit to now being really confused. Maybe it is the case that I have confused what is an ID, and the use of e-mail addresses as an ID. What I mean by that is as follows:
Using the e-mail tab on the BT.Com homepage the login asks for BT ID or Email Address, and then a Password. If I then use the one BT ID I am told that I have, then subseqently add the current e-mail password, I get a message which says "We don't recognise your details. Please check you've entered your full email address and password correctly and try again."
When I try inputting my primary e-mail address (instead of the BT ID), and then the e-mail password as before (which did work ok this afternnon, but now will not) I currently get the predictable request to change my password. It's a nightmare to say the least, and fills me with no confidence whatsoever for when that fateful day of Migration finally arrives.
If the login that comes up after pressing the e-mail tab asks for a BT ID, why will that not work, if as the MOD says I only have one BT ID not the two that I had thought. I could go on, but I am sure you get the point, confusion reigns!
I would have much preferred that my BT ID was the same as my primary e-mail address, but the MOD in question said 'to the effect' that it was not necessary.
Any thoughts or advice??
Regards,
AlanF

Purchase order history not getting updated for Delivery Costs invoice

Hi
Please let me know the reason why delivery costs invoice entry details are not updated in Purchase order history. As it is observed in another client.
Thanks and advance.
Regards
Mohan

Hi
Following Stpes are executiong...
1. PO
2. MIRO for Custom duties
3. MIGO (PO History getting updated after GR for both delivery costs and GR 101)
Thanks in Advance.
Regards
Mohan

JMF: getting player for current service question

On interactivetvweb.org I found something like this:
// Get a reference to the JavaTV ServiceContextFactory
ServiceContextFactory factory;
factory = ServiceContextFactory.getInstance();
// From this, we can get a reference to the parent
// service context of our Xlet. To do this, we need a
// reference to our Xlet context. It's times like this
// that show why your application should always keep a
// reference to its Xlet context
ServiceContext myContext;
myContext = factory.getServiceContext(myXletContext);
// ServiceContentHandler objects are responsible for
// presenting the different parts of the service. This
// includes the media components
ServiceContentHandler[] handlers;
handlers = myContext.getServiceContentHandlers();
for(int i=0; i < handlers.length ; i++) {
if (handlers[i] instanceof ServiceMediaHandler) {
    // This is a Player for part of the service, since
    // ServiceMediaHandler objects are instances of JMF
    // Player objects
   //   so I guess here i can do something like:
    Player p = (Player) handlers;
p.start();
break;
But do I have to do something like
myContext.select(s);before getting service content handlers (where s is an instance of Service)? Because I don't quite understand idea of getting player from context.

Dear stevem,
Thanks for your apply. It is useful for me. The another question about this issue is, if the number of service context is at least the same as the number of tuner, I suppose that means the ServiceContext.select(new Service) can only select the another service in the same transport stream. Is my assumption is correct?? If so, if the ap want to select the new service in another ts, the ap should call the tunning api, then it can call the select() to select ap's desired service. it's right? ^^ If my assumption is false, could you share me the correct using flow ^^ ? Thx a lot~
Happy new year! ^^

Getting Ready for Co-existence

We have everyting in place and we are ready to change the URLs to put us into co-existence mode. We have the certs with the legacy san in it and its in place. Before we change all the URLs we'd like first just to test the Exchange 2013 redirection
when someone logs into Ex13 front end by editing the local host file to point to new ex13 IP. For exchange 2007, is that just simply changing the owa virtual directory internal AND external URLs on my 2007 cas servers? Once that is changed, do
we just restart IIS on those servers? Anything else we should be aware of?

Hi,
For the migration from the Exchange 2007 to Exchange 2013, we need change the external URLs with the new Exchange 2007 host name legacy.domain.com and migrate all mailboxes including public folders.
For more information about the migration, you can refer to the following articles:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/meamcs/archive/2013/07/25/part-3-step-by-step-exchange-2007-to-2013-migration.aspx
http://blogs.technet.com/b/meamcs/archive/2013/07/25/part-4-step-by-step-exchange-2007-to-2013-migration.aspx
If you have any question, please feel free to let me know.
Thanks,
Angela Shi
TechNet Community Support

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