LR4 referencing wrong image

Working in the library in the loupe mode I click on an image, in this case a video, in the filmstrip at the bottom and the image that comes up in the loupe is one from a different folder that I had selected some time ago. If I click on a jpeg it comes up in the main viewing window but when I click back on another, even different, video that same video clip from the other folder comes up. I restart LR4 and it works for a bit then does it again. I only seems to happen on video clips.

Hello Ed,
With new IOS version you will see microcode getting updated which will take 30-45 minutes when switch booted first time but switch will take normal time to boot afterwards. Actually, The switches have a small MCU(MicroController Unit) to offload processing of some of the hardware interfaces like POE , Fan, power supply etc. (the actual details vary by SKU).Programming front end
microcode should only happen once when upgrading to a higher version with newer microcode.
So Lets wait once switch booted with wrong IOS, then change the IOS image.
Let me know if that works and rate the reply.
Girish Devgan

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When I move adjustment sliders, a different recently and previosly adjusted image will frequently show in the viewer while the slider is being moved. Sometimes parts of two or more previous images will appear and sometimes in the wrong orientation. This makes it makes it impossible to see the result of the adjustment until I release the slider which is annoying. I cannot reliably replicate the problem but it happens often. It seems random as if the wrong image is in a cache and not refreshing properly.
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On a conceptual level, it should not be a problem, but a Preview is related to a Version, and a Version is related to one Original/Master. There can be multiple Versions, all of which must point to a single Original.
You are not adjusting a Preview, but rather a Version. What you see as you adjust is a new rendering of the Version, and is not the Preview you saw when you decided to adjust, I believe.
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I'm doing a SIMPLE slideshow project for a frient. I've got a file folder of images that I imported into CS5. In the timeline the correct images are not appearing when placed from the timeline. Even in the Project folder most of the images are not what they are in explorer. Most, when opened in the Source Monitor are the correct image, even though the wrong image is appearing on the timeline, but even there many are not correct. What is happening is that the image of about 15 of the 105 imported images are appearing in the place of all of the other images. It's like something is cached, and the appropriate linkages aren't being made.
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Hi,
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How can I possible lose my entire photo library/ referenced master image file if I have downloaded all my images directly onto Aperture?

CeliaJane, you need to distinguish between the Aperture Library and the Aperture Application.
Aperture stores your images in a database, and it is this database that we have to find and probably to repair, not the application (hopefully). And since you do not see any images, I suspect that Aperture created a new, empty Aperture Library,and you are now viewing this empty library. Usully the library sits in your Pictures fiolder.
Look into your Pictures folder, if you see a file with a colorful icon with three pictures, called something.aplibrary, as shown above. And also enter ".applibrary" into the "Spotlight" searchfield in the upper right corner of your screen. If you have more than one Library, you should be able to find them this way.
The largest file you find will probably be the correct library.
When you have found the correct file called aperturexxxx.aplibrary, try to open it in "First Aid" mode.
Select the Library and press down "command" and "option" key at the same time, while you double click the library.
Now the First Aid dialogue should appear:
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Hi,
Image Sizing Dimensions produces wrong image sizes upon export for certain images.
Example, I have export set up for iPad resolution, 2048x1536px at 264ppi. If I now export an 3264x4928px image it should be resized to 1356x2048px. What I get is 1356x2047 instead, one pixel too short on the long side. This doesn't happen for all images source resolutions and ratios though. I haven't figured out the pattern yet.
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Assuming that LR is working to only 3 decimal places here, which indications discussed in another thread would suggest, then there are several ways to achieve that:
truncate down to 0.415 by discarding the subsequent digits
"quick-rounding" of the third digit by inspecting the fourth-place digit only, and incrementing the third-place digit when the fourth-place digit is larger than 5, which it is not in this case, resulting in 0.415
"math-rounding" by inspecting all of the following digit pairs in turn, until you reach a pair that is lower than 50, and then working back again to simplify. This procedure rounds 0.41558 up to 0.4156, then after doing that, rounds 0,4156 up to 0.416
Speculation: the difference between 0.415 and 0.416, is the difference between a result with 2047, and one with 2048, when executed.
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Tecera A4 Wrong Image Size for Bios update....

using the site tools to id the machine to bios...it led me to a file named...sm45v20.exe, which i downloaded & attempted to update the bios...via floppy / usb drive method.
Done this with other machines (not this one) hundreds of times before...(fix a lot of friends machines...as this is). in the readme, it states this bios is for this string of machines...
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<edit>...the ENTIRE model number as shown on the bottom label is: PTA40U-1D701F </edit>
Message Edited by SetiRich on 04-16-2009 05:53 PM

This is a maybe...
Does the A4 in question have Intel video or ATI or nVidia?
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File "flash:/c2960s-universalk9-mz.122-58.SE1.bin" uncompressed and installed, entry point: 0x3000
executing...
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It seems you have a rare problem.
If the advice already given regarding upgrades fixes thing then all well and good.
If not you might try Matthew Bergsmas tip in:-
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2357072&tstart=0
This reads as follows:-
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=====
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AW

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Good morning,
We have a customer with a 5508 controller running 7.4.110.0. It has a backup image of 7.2.111.3.
When we added a 1242 access point to it recently the access point was offered the wrong image version: it was offered and downloaded 7.2.111.3 instead of 7.4.110.0. Naturally it downloaded and installed this version and rebooted - and then found that it had the wrong image version for the running image, so downloaded a new image...7.2.111.3 again...
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It is possible that I am doing something wrong. I am reviewing many images, and I am using alt-del to reject some. Behavior seems wonky:
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- sometimes alt-del marks a message as 'rejected' and thumbnail auto-advances
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ZENworks 11.3.2 Windows 2008 R2 SP1
Last night we upgraded from ZENworks 11 SP3 to 11.3.2
Applying Imaging Driver Update Feburary 2015 zenworks11.3.2_FRU1_Feb15.zip results in error message 'Applying wrong imaging driver update'
ZUpdate.sig on primary server where running the update says ZEN_CLIENT_VERSION 112403 - timestamps on certain folders in the tftp directory and in the share\preboot\update folder though indicate that updates did take place at the time of the upgrade.
Also a seconday server shows ZEN_CLIENT_VERSION 113200.
'Assuming' that only the ZUpdate.sig file didn't update on the primary server - would it be safe to manually update the ZEN_CLIENT_VERSION and then run the imaging update?
Thanks.

Sector osh wrote:
>
> ZENworks 11.3.2 Windows 2008 R2 SP1
>
> Last night we upgraded from ZENworks 11 SP3 to 11.3.2
>
> Applying Imaging Driver Update Feburary 2015
> zenworks11.3.2_FRU1_Feb15.zip results in error message 'Applying wrong
> imaging driver update'
>
> ZUpdate.sig on primary server where running the update says
> ZEN_CLIENT_VERSION 112403 - timestamps on certain folders in the tftp
> directory and in the share\preboot\update folder though indicate that
> updates did take place at the time of the upgrade.
>
> Also a seconday server shows ZEN_CLIENT_VERSION 113200.
>
> 'Assuming' that only the ZUpdate.sig file didn't update on the primary
> server - would it be safe to manually update the ZEN_CLIENT_VERSION
> and then run the imaging update?
>
> Thanks.
Before doing so... I would run a ZDC, just to check - could me more
than just this one file...
Niels
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