Maintaining length of originally recorded clips

I was pretty good with iMovie 6 and my miniDV camcorder, but now am working with a Canon HF11 HD camera (flash memory) and iMovie 7.1.4 and it is like starting over again. Sorry to ask what is probably a very basic question, but thanks in advance for any advice!
When I imported into iMovie 6, it retained the original length of my clips. However, when I import in iMovie '08, it seems to "split" the long clips. For example, I shot a gymnastics routine of about 1 minute, but after import it appears as many different pictures in the library (and project after dragging it in). I can select the clip and it highlights all the different frames. It would be more convenient (less clutter in the project window) to have fewer frames. Is it possible to do this? Thanks, Jeff

There is a slider in the Events pane which lets you set the length of each thumbnail at everything between 1/2 second and 30 seconds. You can also pick 1 thumbnail per clip. I prefer five seconds myself, because it facilitates editing. You can do the same with your Project pane if you want.

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How can I change the tempo (and the snap grid) of the project without altering the duration of the original audio clips?

This question is for Logic Express.
I have many very short audio clips that I recorded into my project.
I want to adjust the project tempo so that I can use the snap grid to make a beat out of my short audio clips. But when I change the project tempo, it automatically adjusts the lengths of my audio clips.
So how can I change the tempo (and the snap grid) of the project without altering the original audio clips?

The reason some files sound funny and others don't is because audio is handled a few different in Garageband depending on it's source (audio your recorded vs Apple Loops vs non Apple Loop pre recorded audio). Each of these have different color regions with different properties. I just found this thread that might better explain it:
http://hintsforums.macworld.com/archive/index.php/t-67538.html
I hope that helps!

The length of the recording and exporting truncated

Hi there.
It's my first venture into GarageBand. I have just a few questions.
First, how can I tell the length of my recording without having to listen to the entire session? Dragging the indicator bar in the window to move it along takes a very long time, is there a quicker way to do this?
Second, I have been exporting my files to iTunes to burn CD's. I am seeing that the file get's shortened in the process. It's not just a small clip, but rather edits out over 15 minutes on one file. Any thoughts? I called Apple and they knew nothing.

To determine the length:
- Switch the meter that shows bars and beats to minutes and seconds (by clicking on the clock icon).
- Scroll to the end of the song.
- Click into the timeline's ruler, and the cursor will be taken there, the meter showing the minutes and seconds.
As for the export: Do you see the little purple triangle in the timeline, pointing to the left? That's your End of Song marker. Does it sit at the right position? If not, move it there and try exporting again. And since this little ******* is playing tricks sometimes, a more exact way of exporting is using the circle function and setting the circle section exactly from the beginning to the end of what you want to export.
Oh, and by the way: How long is your recording? If it exceeds 999 bars, then GB will only export until bar 999, although your whole recording is still there.
Come back and tell us what you found out!

Broadcast Wav files from PT to Logic not moving to original record position

Okay, my system needs upgrading but I'm stable (at least I think I am til now!) I have a TV network sending me broadcast wav files from PT. They shoot their video on a 24 hour clock. I'm to be editing and mixing (in Logic) their audio tracks from PT and send them back as broadcast wav files for them to sync back to their video. After years and years of recording and producing music, this TV world is a first for me. 2 issues at hand that are causing trouble.
NUMBER 1: The wav files will not snap to original record position. I keep getting an error message about "out of range" and of all craziness with a negative SMPTE number. ??? The prompt suggests an offset error. But there isn't I can find. Start time is set to 0:0:0.0.0 here and at the TV studio. They film at 29.97d. That matches as well. Sample Rate is correct at 48k 24bit. I've uncovered every thing I can think of. I did have to set the tempo down to 5 BPM in order to see a full 24 hours in SMPTE.
NUMBER 2: I can't figure out how to see the timestamp start time of the audio files in the audio window. I have every option turned on in the VIEW option, I can see length, but I see nothing about start time of original record time. Am I missing something simple here? Seems like a very standard option that should be easily accessible. It would allow me to prepare the location on the time line.
Overall, I'm hoping I can do all the above with my current rig but realize that the clock is ticking toward a whole new system with Logic 9.
Help please. Don't want to lose this client.

Sure do appreciate everyone's willingness to help. Setting SMPTE start to 24:00:00.0.0 didn't work either. I confirmed with the studio manager at the TV station also that they run a 24hour clock with 0 being midnight.
I'm really hoping that the error is on their end.
*It would help me if anyone knew how to VIEW the Timestamp info attached to the wav files. That would at least give me an approximate idea of where they should be.*
I'm supposed to be editing and mixing the voice dialog from numerous different scene takes that were shot throughout a day of filming. It's critical that I can see all these different takes that were captured over hours of open recording. Some of the files are almost 4 hours long. It's a big project and I'm sure hoping I can stay inside Logic to get it all done with excellence.

Match frame from subclip to original full clip?

Can anybody tell me if it is possible to match frame from a subclip to the original full clip? When I match frame from a clip in my timeline that came from a subclip, the subclip loads into the source monitor. I can't find how to then match frame from that back to the original. I am relatively new to Premiere Pro, and this is a very very useful feature over in Avid land.
Thanks.

Thanks for elaborating.
You can achieve at least part of what you describe by making your subclips "soft." To do so at creation-time, in the Make Subclip dialog, uncheck the option "Restrict Trims to Subclip Boundaries." To convert an existing "hard" subclip, access the Edit Subclip dialog (Clip>Edit Subclip, or right-click>Edit Subclip, or define a keyboard shortcut and use that) and uncheck the option.
Soft and hard subclips behave differently in two notable ways:
when you doubleclick a soft subclip in the Timeline, the Source Monitor loads the whole clip. The zoom/scrub bar is zoomed in to the In/Out range of what's used in the sequence, but you can zoom out to view the whole thing. Note that Match Frame does not load the clip in the same way--you're not able to zoom out. However, double-clicking a clip automatic matches frame (if the playhead is over the clip you clicked).
You can trim out beyond the defined Subclip Boundaries, either in the Timeline or Source Monitor.
Now, if you want to create a completely new subclip for a different segment, there's no direct command for that, but it's achievable through a series of steps that you may find easier than restarting from the original master clip. (Almost all of the following commands can be executed via keyboard shortcuts.)
Reveal in Project (from Timeline or Source Mon)
Duplicate
Load the dupe in the Source Monitor
Edit Subclip
Select the option "Convert to Master Clip" checkbox and click OK.
At this point, the whole clip will be loaded in the Source Monitor, zoomed to the subclip's In/Out range but without In/Out points set. You can set new In/Out points, then save a new subclip.
As to why PPro does not maintain a master/sub relationship, I'm afraid I have no clue. I'd say it merits a feature request--both to maintain the link and, naturally, to provide a way to jump from the subclip to the master. You can submit such a request here: http://www.adobe.com/go/wish

Move to original recording position

Imported 7 tracks from a live 1,5h recording of a concert. This was recorded using Tracktion using 8 mics into eight tracks. I've tried to get into Logic before and gave up. More than once... Since I've decided to once again try to become a friend of Logic for recording, mixing and editing acoustic music I have decided to do the audio editing/mixing in Logic. Import went well. I began to remove unused parts from various tracks and accidentally moved a region along the timeline. No problem - "Move to original recording position", but this command has no effect. Nothing happens. All files are BWAV files 1,5h long. I expect the region I ask to "Move to original recording position" to do just that. What's wrong?
L

Lars Farm wrote:
No, I've trimmed the regions. They no longer start at 00, they are no longer of equal length. I've slpit regions during pauses throughout the recording and the accidentally moved regions where more than 45 min into the recording. So I'd need to set the start of each region relative to its original position in the recording = the original region.
You understand that regions are really only pointers to the original wave file. If you chop a region into pieces and move the new regions around you are only editing a set of instructions on how to play the wave file... unless you choose to make the regions actual wave files.
The main purpose of BWAV files to place the imported waves at the correct start time, regions are a completely different animal.
If you accidentally move a region, immediately use UNDO and the region will move back.
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No audio on homepage video and its original iMovie clip

Can't find answer in discussions. Can anyone help?
Checked my homeage on .Mac, found one video clip has no audio suddenly.
All audio hardware is OK, volumes are OK, everything else is audible.
Checked iSync file for the video. Same, no audio.
Checked back to original iMovie clip and the audio clip shows on timeline but audio for this clip (and one other one) won't play. Rest of audio for the iMovie project it's from plays OK.
Tried discussion suggestion of playing a few notes in GarageBand (to clear an audio conflict?)-- didn't work. Audio on original iMovie clip won't play.
Any idea what can be causing this one clip to have audio failure? And how to get the clips' audio playing again so the iSync .Mac hompage clip can be replaced?
Related to this problem (?): Several months ago upgraded to QT 7 and previous QT 6.5.2 iMovie wouldn't load, found here in discussions to uninstall 7 and redownload 6.5.2, which I did and iMovie loaded/played OK.
Recently updated iTunes. Wondering if that caused this problem and how to uninstall that update if it is the cause.

A bizarre false alarm. After spending 3 hours running utilities, checking download reinstallers info. etc., turned out to be hardware connection. Had fitted a mono plug to a stereo plug for mono recorder monitoring for both ears. Original track on video was in mono feeding out on one channel. That channel wasn't the one the mono plug was feeding through, hence no audio on the mono clips. Yes, should have set the audio to mono on the original mono iMovie clips.
A reminder to check every little hardware issue first.
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No longer able to adjust the length of a video clip in imovie 6 HD

Without warning (or reason) I can no longer adjust the length of a video clip (new or old) in imovie. I've tried the old way of highlighting the clip and putting the cursor at the start or end, but the cursor doesn't change. I've also tried double clicking on the clip but then the length is fixed.
This problems happens in new and old movies and remained after I deleted and reinstalled imovie.

I searched further using the correct word (trim) and found that I had to turn off the audio levels

How to Maintain the Pricing Condition Records in CRM

Hi
I am new to the CRM
How to maintain the pricing condition records in crm for the particular condition type?
as we do in SD(VK11)
Thanks

Hi Binu,
First of all, you could maintain pricing conditions in the following places:
1. In General Condition Maintenance (GCM)
2. At the product maintenance level
3. At the 'Price agreement' tab of Contracts
4. As manual conditions during order processing at item level
Now, if you want to maintain conditions using GCM, you first have to maintain a condition maintenance group in the customizing where in you can assign condition table and condition type for different counter values. I am assuming that you have done this activity successfully.
When you run the transaction '/SAPCND/GCM', for application 'CRM', your condition maintenance group name and context 'GCM', you will be initially taken to a screen where in you'll have an item area which would be blank and then condition fields would be displayed in a tree on the left.
Here, select the field 'Condition type' and click on icon 'Select records'. You would get a dialog prompting you to enter condition type. Here you can specifiy the condition type for which you want to maintain/view condition records.
If no condition records are available, item area would be left blank. Here, you can choose a condition type using the standard F4 help. Depending on condition types that are assigned to condition maintenance group, different condition types would be displayed in the F4-help using which you can maintain condition records.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Pavithra
**PS: Please reward points if this helps.

Identifying the maximum length of a record in internal table

Hi,
Im using an internal table for a string for some requirement.
Now, at later point of time i need to use for CHAR variable to copy the data from the above internal table.
I need to identify the max length of the record stored in this internal table so that i can assign that much length to this CHAR variable.
Is there any standard fm or any abap stmts.
Thanks
rohith

You have to Loop the entire Itab to find the Maximum length of the record stored.
Just like this:
data: begin of itab occurs 0,
        v_str1 type string,
      end of itab.
data: v_len type i.
data: v_len1 type i.
itab-v_str1 = 'mahesh sap abap'.
append itab. clear itab.
itab-v_str1 = 'mahesh'.
append itab. clear itab.
itab-v_str1 = 'mahesh sap'.
append itab. clear itab.
loop at itab.
v_len = strlen( itab-v_str1 ).
if v_len > v_len1.
    v_len1 = v_len.
else.
    continue.
endif.
clear: v_len.
endloop.
write:/ 'Max Length', v_len1.

Missing recording clip - PLEASE HELP!

Recording some speech clips in GB and went back to them this am to find them missing... I did discover that if I move the clips back and forth through the track, they shorten (cutting off) other clips that take up the same space... So if I slid a recorded clip over too far, and it covered over my previous clip is it gone forever?
I'm working on a senior project and it's due tomorrow and now I'm missing audio
PLEASE HELP ME!

I was afraid of that.
I wish that didn't happen. I would think that if you slide a clip over, it might push the other clips along with it, or hide it underneath or something to prevent loss of data...
I think ACID worked like that.
bummer.
thanks.

How to pass original Record ID of a checkedout Record to Web pane

Hi,
we have defined a web pane in MDM Data Manager to display the results of java program (servlet).
URL defined in console is
http://<App Server>:52000/auom/servlet/ACalculation?records=<r>
records=<r> sends record ID of the selected Record.
Refer to Creating web pane view and displaying web content in MDM Data Manager 5.5 SP3 for more details on it
<b> If the record selected is checked out by user, how can we send original Record ID in the URL? </b>
[ When a record is checked out MDM creates a duplicate record and allows user to update duplicate record, original record is locked. Record IDs of these two are different ]
Regards
Shiva

Hi,
You can try doing this way in the application
1. check if the record is checked out,
If yes, then get the original record id via the command RetrieveOriginalsByCheckoutRecordCommand.
else
You have the original record Id in hand.
Best Regards,
-Prashant.

I have .VRO video files on computer originally recorded on DVD RAM cam. HOw do I import and edit these as they don't appear supported.

I have .VRO video files on computer originally recorded on DVD RAM cam. HOw do I import and edit these as they don't appear supported.

mohamedr
What version of Premiere Elements are you using and on what computer operating system is it running?
There are numerous converters online to convert the .VRO files into .VOB or MP4 or other which should be supported by Premiere Elements.
Maybe explore the free MPEG Streamclip for the conversion
Squared 5 - MPEG Streamclip video converter for Mac and Windows
Let us start here and then we will decide what next based on your reply.
Thank you.
ATR

Can we keep the original record as it is and create a version for it

Hi All,
My name is Rafi.
I am creating an application in apex and stuck.
I have a table called Employee_master which stores all the information of employee.
But the problem I am facing is that when a record is updated then it is over writing the original record(In employee_master) which i don't want. Instead of updating the original record it should be stored as version and the original record will be as it is(so that the original record can be tracked easily).
Now suppose if the employee is again updating the record then the saved version should be updated not the original one.
To do this what I need to do.
Waiting for your reply.
Regards,
Rafi Tamboli
Edited by: user13838355 on Feb 12, 2011 11:31 PM

Hi Rafi,
Create a second table that has the same structure as the employee_master table.
Then, in Apex, use the second table as the one that the user can insert and update to.
Create a trigger on this table that runs for INSERT only and copies the data from the new record into the employee_master table.
Andy

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