HT1349 How do i adjust the volume for my headphones on the itunes library as everytime i listen to music on phone via my headphones the left ear is a lot lower then the right?

I have changed my phone (iphone4s) thinking it was an issue with the headphones intially but then saw that it worked perfect in different handsets so thought it was an issue with the handset. When i went to apple they tried a pair of headphones on it and agreed the handset needed to be changed. When i received the new handset tried out youtube an everything was working fine. However, now i've put songs back on itunes it is happening again. I cant find any location in settings giving me the option to increase the volume.

What you are asking for is not possible in iMovie 8.
You will need to go back to iMovie 6 to do what you want.
OR pull the audio into some audio editing progam, adjust it there and re-import into your movie.
Sorry, quick & dirty does have it's down sides.

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You say you are "editing/moving" pictures from a wedding.
Depending on what you mean by that, it could be creating the problem you're having.
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Do you mean the Documents in the Sidbar of the Finder Window?
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Darwinboy wrote:
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what version of iPhoto are you using?
what system version are you running?
what do you see when you try to view the the photos in the slideshow in full size?
what fixes have you tried?
where is your library located?
did you apply any updates or upgrades just prior to the problem occurring?
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Error Message::: The volume for "CIMG0010.JPG" cannot be found.

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The volume for “CIMG0010.JPG” cannot be found.
Insert the disk or connect to the server volume and wait for it to appear on the desktop, then try again.
I have to press Cancel each time to resume importing.
Anyone have same problem?
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I too had this problem but found a very simple solution*. No rebuild needed.
For anyone else who runs into this problem here is what happened to me, and what I did about it (for reference):
I checked to make sure all software was updated, I tried different memory cards, I tried reformatting cards and used a card reader and tried straight from my camera (Canon 40D). I was downloading over 250 photos and after sitting there hitting 'Cancel' on each photo TWICE my photos finally loaded... or so I thought. When I went to open them, only the thumbnails were there! Argh!
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After reading Terence's reply (thank you) I was even more flustered that I would have to rebuild a database that I thought I was careful creating and backing up. Backing up... That was it!
I have over 40 gigs of photos on a USB drive from before I owned my Mac. I choose to use iPhoto to catalog the files but did not want to load them all on to my laptop and clog up useful memory.
It occurred to me that as Terence had suggested iPhoto may be trying to double check the new images against old ones, but the old ones can't be found. Even though the files were on completely different drives.
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Ill try that
Is this save to do though?
It wont mess up any of my progs or whatever? Im dependant on this mac for my work, since it runs in a studio with protools and logic etc...
so i just want to be sure b4 i do this, that it wont mess with anything....
And actually, for some more info, somewhere in the beginning of the threat, you said i should rearrange my network ports, with in my case, connection 2 on top. (since it has the internet)
I tried doing this, but when i do this, connection 1 becomes inactive or something, at least i cannot find my hard disk anymore, which is connected to ethernet port 1.
I guess im thinking that it wont auto mount, because it doesnt run from the same ethernet connector as my internet etc. could that have something to do with it?
anyways, i will try what u said!
thanks for your help so far!

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