Secret hiding place for videos?

I feel like there must be a simple answer to this question, but I've searched every place I can think of, so I need your help.
According to my settings, I have 20 videos on my iPhone5c. But I can't find them. I've looked in the Music, Videos and Photos apps, I've checked text messages and deleted a couple of videos from there. I've found a couple in my Camera Roll and deleted those, too. But Settings is telling me there are 20 more somewhere on my phone.
Any idea where they might be hiding?

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Secret hiding place for subscription billing dept?

I have never had such a nightmare customer service experience as I have had with my Adobe Forms Central subscription. There is no way to contact your billing department. How do I do that?
I was double billed. I was on a monthly basic subscription and upgraded. I was charged for the both the one month basic and the 12 month upgrade. So basically I got 12 months of service for the price of 13 months. I've been transferred from chat room to a non-existent different department, then I finally got through to phone support which supposedly transferred me to the billing dept. After 45 minutes of music on hold, I hung up.
Does a billing department even exist? There is aboslutely no way to contact anyone about a billing issues. If there is, it must be a tightly held secret. Please advise how to proceed.

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Why two places for videos? (N95 8gb)

Why do i have two places for videos?
If I bluetooth myself a video and save it it goes into gallery. What if I want it in My Videos instead how do I move it? And i only want to see the video in My Videos and not in the gallery as well?
Also when I do a memory search it doesnt show the videos in My Videos up..
P.S what does the little sheild mean next to some videos?

07-Jan-2008 04:07 PM
liam182 wrote:
Why do i have two places for videos?
If I bluetooth myself a video and save it it goes into gallery. What if I want it in My Videos instead how do I move it? And i only want to see the video in My Videos and not in the gallery as well?
Also when I do a memory search it doesnt show the videos in My Videos up..
P.S what does the little sheild mean next to some videos?
There's a program called "File Manager" that lets you move/copy and delete files from your device. It's usually under Tools.
If you put videos in "My Videos" folder I think they don't show up in the Gallery. Also files in "Videos" don't show up in Video Center but they do in the Gallery.
What do you mean "memory search"?,
About the little shield, I have no idea what it means. I guess it's about the DRM protection, but I'm not 100% sure.
640K Should be enough for everybody
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One chapter for video and another for images on same DVD?

Hello,
I don't yet have a Mac, but am very close to buying a MacBook. I do have a question about iDvd. Is it possible to create a theme or template or to even do this. I want to on a regular basis have a short 5-7 tops 10 minute video and 100-200 pictures. I'd like it so the user has the option to click one chapter and watch the video. Click the other and view the images with an option to browse the disc and save the images for uploading to their target of choice such as FB. Is this possible with iDvd?
Thanks,
BK

Hello and Welcome to the discussions!
Congratulations on being an 'almost' Mac purchaser!
Yes, you can do what you want in iDVD.
You will have theme templates that come with iDVD to use to make a nice theme for your projects.
You will have the options to have the videos play individually by placing them on the menu one at a time, or to put them in iDVD the way you place a slideshow and have them play consecutively. Here is a link to a visual from Old Toad showing just that. Remember to look at this again when you get to this point:
http://homepage.mac.com/toad.hall/.Pictures/Forum/iDVD8movieSS.png
Another option for videos is to put them all into one iMovie and make chapters for each video. However, the chapters will not appear on the main menu, but in a separate submenu.
You can then put the photos in iDVD as their own separate slideshow.
When your DVD is viewed, the options will be to select to play the video slideshow or play the photo slideshow. You can rename these titles whatever you wish.
If you make an iMovie, the options for it will be 'Play Movie' and 'Scene Selection' ( to link to the submenu with the iMovie chapter choices) and the same photo slideshow.
In additiion, you can utilize the DVD-ROM option to have the photos and videos available for downloading to computer. This option will not be seen when the DVD disk is viewed on a set-top DVD player. iDVD's Help File says:
+In iDVD, you can easily make it possible for viewers to download the photos and movies that appear in your slideshows. This is a nice feature for viewers who may, for example, want to print the photos for permanent display.+
+The photos and movies are added to the DVD-ROM portion of your DVD, and viewers can access them when they insert the DVD into the drive on a computer. (The files are not accessible from a TV.)+
Get the MacBook! Good luck with your projects. Take the time to do all the tutorials Apple offers for its iLife applications. Spend time here in the discussions for the apps you are using. Utilize the Search function to see if someone else has asked and received answers to a problem similar to yours. You will learn a lot and find answers that even the Apple Genius bar people do not have!
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Best practice for Video over IP using ISDN WAN

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Reliance on load threshold either -
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What I need is for the ISDN calls to be pre-established just prior to the video call. Have done this in the past with the "ppp multilink links minimum commmand but this manual intervention isn't the preferred option in this case
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the hashed value, and you must assume that they know what has been
hashed, with what algorithm. Therefore, the challenge in attacking
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that gives the same value. Rainbow tables may make this easier than
you assume.
Why not use SSL to send the login request? That encrypts the
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Best AF practice for video

I'm using a EOS 7D for shooting 1080p HD video. New to the camera and DSLR for video. I've looked at several tutorials but still don't have a good understanding of what the best practices are for focusing.
If I put the camera in AI Servo will it auto focus if the subject moves away or toward me with out me depressing the back AF-ON or shutter button? Or must I press one of those buttons to make the camera continue focus?
Do you know of any tutorials or video teachings that go through using focus with video?
Thanks in advance!
Solved!
Go to Solution.

The 7D is not going to perform continuous auto-focus in video. AI Servo mode is for still photography. The 70D _will_ perform continuous auto-focus during video and does an outstanding job of it (due to it's ability to do phase-detect AF directly on the camera sensor.)
Every camera *other* than the 70D (including all other brands -- the 70D is unique right now) have to do "contrast detect" auto-focus. Contrast detect has to analyze contrast differences between adjacent pixels, make an adjustment and then evaluate if the contrast increased or decreated. That tells the camera if it's even focusing in the right direction... then it has to re-focus, re-evaluate, re-focus, re-evaluate... until it finally optimizes contast and that means the image is finally focused. This results in a game of "focus hunt". It's slower and anyone watcing the video will see the camera hunt for focus.
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The 7D will re-focus if you press the AF-ON button... but it will focus hunt when it does this.
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Best categorizing program for video?

I would think that categorizing video clips for easy searches would be getting more and more popular now that hard drive space for storing files is more affordable. I've been trying to get my media organized in FCP and am now realizing that I need a separate program for categorization. Ive narrowed my search to two.. idive and foottracker.
Does anyone have any experience with foottracker and idive? Any recommendations or pros and cons of those programs?
I went through a similar dilemma when I was first trying to categorize my digital camera pictures. Apple did not have iphoto at that time so I bought a 3rd party program (iview) and as iphoto got more and more integrated with other apple software I had to redo all my keywording to work with iphoto.
Foottracker seems to function the most like iphoto for video.. Maybe Ill get lucky and apple will buy out foottracker and make it part of the ilife suite? I have a feeling Ill buy a 3rd party program.. then apple will make an integrated one and Ill have to start from scratch again.
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No....
Well, now you've hit on the central point, and why I don't use any of these apps having tried them out.
You know what the best database for cataloguing video is? You're using it. It's called Final Cut Pro. (Or Avid, or your NLE of choice). FCP is the bets place to categorise and sort your footage, and that's just that. Any external software that did it - well, you'd just end up importing that info into FCP anyway.

What Macbook Pro to get for video editing?

For software like adobe after effects cs5, what macbook would be the best, I have pretty limited money so is the base model ok? if not whitch one works well?
Thanks!

The top end non-retina, 15" anti-glare is the best. SSD preferred, has a Superdrive. RAM and hard drive upgradable later by the user.
The retina has a glossy screen which is hard on the eyes and using in various places, it's battery life is terrible and the images are not correct as it's blowing things up to mach the higher pixel rate. No Superdrive. You can't open the machine up, you can't clean the fans of dust you can't upgrade it later, you will have to max it out at purchase for a small fortune and go way over budget. Plus there really isn't too much difference in the quality of the screen with regular MBP's anyway, just eats battery life to drive that huge pixel screen. You'll be replacing it a lot sooner than the standard 15"
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Top end 15" antiglare is perfect.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_X0wo6dIsMU
Actually the MacPro is the perfect choice of power and performance for video editing, with it's substancial cooling. But you want a laptop , just know things will take longr and the machien will be hotter as a result and wear out sooner if your doing 3D gaming or video often.

Using external monitor for video editing.

Hello all,
I own a IMAC that I use for video editing on FC7. I was wondering via Thunderbolt to VGA (or any other way) if there was a way to use an external moniter as my canvus and the internal comands to do so. Also the opinons of doing this. Good? Bad? any good ideas?
Thanks.

Eeewww! Oh, the horror of what you are trying to suggest!
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I was using a Low title for my video and I placed over the top of the original clip and I dont know how to remove it. I wanted it to show the video behind it but i found out that you have to place it on top on another video file. SO Now I try to remove it and it will remove the clip too. What do I do.

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How can you place a video with no controls? HTML5 CSS3

I would like to just place my video (MP4) and have it come into the page actual size with no controls, set to autoplay and loop. Can anyone tell me how to write the code to accomplish this?? Thanks in advance!!

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http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/2011/11/google-flash-developers-export-to-html5-with-new-swif fy-extension.html
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I have an 2007 mac book pro that does not have a place for HDMI cable. Can you please tell which converter I need?

I have an 2007 mac book pro that does not have a place for HDMI cable. Can you please tell which converter I need?

You will need something such as this:
http://www.amazon.com/A-Sonic-HDMI-HD15-Male-Cable/dp/B001OLCHJ6
Ciao.
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Best place for LR catalog (.lrcat) file?

I'm putting together a new PC running Vista and am trying to figure out the best place for the LR catalog (lrcat) file. This PC has multiple hard drives as follows:
C: OS and apps
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On a side note, on my last PC, I had the lrcat file in what was originally a dedicated scratch drive (for PS), but I'm doing less and less in Photoshop these days, and my new system will have 12GB of ram, so I decided to do without a dedicated scratch drive for the new system.
Any advise appreciated.

Asking yourself the following questions may help determine which drive is best suited for storing the Lightroom Catalog:
1) Are you the only person using the "Lightroom computer"?
2) Do you have multiple log on accounts?
3) Do multiple log on accounts need access to the Lightroom Catalog?
If you answer yes to #1, its default location might be fine. If you answer yes to #2 or #3, you should concider a central location for the .lrcat file.
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Best settings for importing HD movies to ATV for video gallery

hello -
i work for a gallery, and we have a video artist who will be showing HD videos here for 2-3 months. we bought 2 AppleTVs to use to show the movies, and i'm trying to figure out the best way to convert the material and get the files on there.
using the "Create Apple TV version" doesn't preserve the HD quality of the originals, which i know aren't compatible natively. i was hoping there is a place in the settings for the ATV where i could at least review the video codec in use when converting in iTunes, but there doesn't seem to be a place for it. am i blind or is there no choice in the matter?
i've tried converting in Quicktime Pro using the settings that are on the ATV specs page, and i was successful once (in a short excerpt without much video movement) but no longer (using an excerpt that has more color, movement, etc). the bit rate is too high i'm guessing, tho i've tried to limit it to 5000 k/sec. it ends up coming out 18m / sec for some reason......
for some reason i can't get handbrake to open the file.
any thoughts? we can't afford to buy new computers to stream the original off of, so we're hoping the ATV can show the movies in the highest def possible. she sent them in 720p50 format, so i had to buy a decoder plugin to view them (DVCPro HD from Calibrated Software).
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hello -
i work for a gallery, and we have a video artist who will be showing HD videos here for 2-3 months. we bought 2 AppleTVs to use to show the movies, and i'm trying to figure out the best way to convert the material and get the files on there.
using the "Create Apple TV version" doesn't preserve the HD quality of the originals, which i know aren't compatible natively. i was hoping there is a place in the settings for the ATV where i could at least review the video codec in use when converting in iTunes, but there doesn't seem to be a place for it. am i blind or is there no choice in the matter?
i've tried converting in Quicktime Pro using the settings that are on the ATV specs page, and i was successful once (in a short excerpt without much video movement) but no longer (using an excerpt that has more color, movement, etc). the bit rate is too high i'm guessing, tho i've tried to limit it to 5000 k/sec. it ends up coming out 18m / sec for some reason......
for some reason i can't get handbrake to open the file.
any thoughts? we can't afford to buy new computers to stream the original off of, so we're hoping the ATV can show the movies in the highest def possible. she sent them in 720p50 format, so i had to buy a decoder plugin to view them (DVCPro HD from Calibrated Software).
thanks in advance
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Question for video editors re. external storage

Sorry this isn't directly FCP-related, but I'm hoping the question will be permitted as I'm trying to get input from colleagues in the video production world.
I travel a lot... not only on airplanes but bumpy trucks etc. for my video work, and I often have to take my external hard drive with me. I'm thinking that I'd better have two of them: one stable one at home which won't move, as a backup, and one that I can take with me for digitized footage etc. that I need to do on the road.
I was told that any drive over 160GB will be too vulnerable for such rough treatment. Is that true?
What brand/type might be the best? It was suggested to me that IOmega might be right, though PCWorld consistently rates Seagate and Western Digital as the best. For the stable back-up, a Seagate I think would do (I have a 300GB one at present).
If this is truly the wrong place for this post, please forgive and redirect me to one which might provide the answer from the right industry pros.
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I have had very poor luck with WD drives. Had to replace 4 drives within one year. I have yet to return any Hitachi's of which I know have 6, or my Seagates. I no longer buy any WD's and only use them for long term storage so they do not get much use. My system now has 4 250GB Hitachi's inside for everyday use.
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