Un-compress

If I compressed my FCP project to create a DVD, and deleted the original unedited quicktime files, can I "uncompress" the files and import back to FCP? My thought is to open the compressed file in Quicktime and export to AVI as best quality without compression....will this do the trick? If not, please let me know what would work.
FCP Studio 6 and DVDSP4.2
Thanks in advance.
Neil

No, unfortuantely MPEG-2 compression is a lossy compression. Meaning during the compression process information (quality) is thrown away which you can never get back. Never think of a video DVD as being "archives".
If you have no other option at this point then you can use MPEG Streamclip to convert your DVD to a AVI file.

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I need to transfer data from one Infocube to another and use the Delta request by request.
I have tried this when data on Source Infocube was not compressed and it worked.
Afterwards some requests were compressed and after that the delta request by request is transfering all the information to target Infocube in only one request.
Do you know if this a normal behavior?
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The objective of compression is it will delete all the request in your F table and moves data to E table.after compression you don't have request by request by data.
This is the reason you are getting all the data in single request.
Get data request by request works, if you don't compress the data in your Cube.
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We have are using the Crystal for .NET export method to export a report to a .pdf file, and are having an issue with the pdf file size on a report that contains images. The images are stored in a SQL2005 database as blob or varbinary(max). The report executes a stored procedure that selects data (including images) to produce a quotation. There are input parms to decide which images to print (for example A, B or both A&B). Both types of images can appear at the line level on the quotation. Type A images print in the main report, Type B images are in a subreport. Both the main report & subreport execute a stored procedure to select an image type.
Our issue, when both Type A and B image is selected to print on a 293 line quote. The PDF file size is 44.23MB
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You mention that you are using Crystal for .NET, but not what version; CR for .NET 2003, 2005, 2008. 2010?
Applying the latest fixes for the correct version of CR would be the first thing to do.
Next, I'd have a close look at image B as it appears to be the one adding the most "bulk". How is this image different from image A?
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Save the files a BMPs.
When .jpg image is inserted into Crystal Reports it is converted into bitmap format and as the result of the conversion the report may loose some quality, scale and other issues may arise... E.g.; Crystal Reports is not so good a graphics management tool
When an image is saved as a .bmp, then there is no conversion required and thus the quality of the image should be preserved.
Best practice: save the image with high resolution and required size as a .bmp format then insert this image into Crystal Reports.
Resize the image to the smallest possible size and downgrade the DPI to 72. This will ensure your image is as small as possible and Crystal Reports will have to put in the least amount of work to display it.
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Back after a brief absence, things look a little bit different.
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Hi,
Uncompress is required to read the content of an Compressed file.
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http://www.sapnet.ru/abap_docu/ABAPOPEN_DATASET.htm#&ABAP_ADDITION_8@14@

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Interlaced Scaling (currently checked)
Reinterlace Chroma (currently checked)
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BANNER
Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0 - 64biI have executed the following query on a specific index that I suspected to be smashed and got the following result
select
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from (
      select   sys_op_lbid (154813, 'L', jus.rowid) block_id,
             count (*)                            keys_per_leaf
      from xxx_table jus
       where jus.id is not null
              or jus.dat is not null
      group by sys_op_lbid (154813, 'L', jus.rowid)
group by keys_per_leaf
order by keys_per_leaf;
keys_per_leaf     blocks
1     80
2     1108
3     2816
4     3444
5     3512
6     2891
7     2579
8     2154
9     1943
10     1287
11     1222
12     1011
13     822
14     711
15     544
16     508
17     414
18     455
19     425
20     417
21     338
22     337
23     327
24     288
25     267
26     295
27     281
28     266
29     249
30     255
31     237
32     259
33     257
34     232
35     211
36     209
37     204
38     216
39     189
40     194
41     187
42     200
43     183
44     167
45     186
46     179
47     179
48     179
49     171
50     164
51     174
52     157
53     181
54     192
55     178
56     162
57     155
58     160
59     153
60     151
61     133
62     177
63     156
64     167
65     162
66     171
67     154
68     162
69     163
70     153
71     189
72     166
73     164
74     142
75     177
76     148
77     161
78     164
79     133
80     158
81     176
82     189
83     347
84     369
85     239
86     239
87     224
88     227
89     214
90     190
91     230
92     229
93     377
94     276
95     196
96     218
97     217
98     227
99     230
100     251
101     266
102     298
103     276
104     288
105     638
106     1134
107     1152
229     1
230     1      This is a 5 columns unique key index on (id number, dat date, id2 number, dat2 date type number).
Furthermore, a space analysis of this index using dbms_space.space_usage gives the following picture
Number of blocks with at least 0 to 25% free space            = 0                   -------> total bytes = 0
Number of blocks with at least 25-50% free space              = 75                 -------> total bytes = ,5859375
Number of Blocks with with at least 50 to 75% free space = 0                   -------> Total Bytes = 0
number of blocks with at least 75 to 100% free space        = 0                   -------> total bytes = 0
Number of full blocks with no free space                              = 99848           -------> total bytes = 780,0625
Total blocks ______________________________
99923
Total size MB______________________________
799,384It seems for me that this index needs to be either coalesced or compressed.
Then, what would be the best option in your opinion?
Thanks in advance
Mohamed Houri
Edited by: Mohamed Houri on 12-janv.-2011 1:18

So let me continue my case
I first compressed the index as follows
alter index my_index rebuild compress 2;which immediately presents two new situations
(a) index space
Number of blocks with at least 0 to 25% free space    = 0                -------> total bytes = 0
Number of blocks with at least 25-50% free space      = 40              -------> total bytes =, 3125
Number of Blocks with at least 50 to 75% free space   = 0                -------> total Bytes = 0
Number of blocks with at least 75 to 100% free space = 0                -------> total bytes = 0
Number of full blocks with no free space                = 32361           -------> total bytes = 252, 8203125
Total blocks ______________________________
32401
Total size Mb______________________________
259,208meaning that the compress command freed up 67487 leaf blocks and reduced the size of the index from to 799,384 MB to 259,208 MB.
It also shows a relative nice pictue of number of keys per leaf block (when compared to the previous situation)
(b) on the number of key per leaf block
KEYS_PER_LEAF     BLOCKS
4     1
6     1
13     1
15     1
25     1
62     1
63     1
88     1
97     1
122     1
123     3
124     6
125     4
126     2
289     4489
290     3887
291     3129
292     2273
293     1528
294     913
295     442
296     152
297     50
298     7
299     1      In a second step, I have coalesced the index as follows
alter index my_index coalesce;which produces the new figure
Number of blocks with at least 0 to 25% free space     = 0          -------> total bytes = 0
Number of blocks with at least 25-50% free space      = 298        -------> total bytes = 2,328125
Number of Blocks with at least 50 to 75% free space   = 0           -------> Total Bytes = 0
Number of blocks with at least 75 to 100% free space = 0            -------> total bytes = 0
Number of full blocks with no free space = 32375                    -------> total bytes = 252, 9296875
Total blocks ______________________________
32673
Total size MB______________________________
261,384meaning the the coalesce command has made
(a)     298-40 = 258 new blocks with 25-50% of free space
(b)     32375-32361 = 14 new additional blocks which have been made full
(c)     The size of the index increased by 2,176MB (261,384-259,208)
While the number of key per leaf block keeps in the same situation
KEYS_PER_LEAF     BLOCKS
4     2
5     3
9     1
10     2
12     1
13     1
19     1
31     1
37     1
61     1
63     1
73     1
85     1
88     1
122     1
123     4
124     4
125     3
126     1
289     4492
290     3887
291     3125
292     2273
293     1525
294     913
295     441
296     152
297     50
298     7
299     1      Could you please through some light on the difference between the compress and the coalesce on the effect they have made on
(a) the number of keys per leaf blocks within my index
(b) the space and size of my index?
Best regards
Mohamed Houri

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What effect does cube compression have on a BIA index?
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DB statistics and DB indexes are not used for reporting on BIA-enabled InfoCubes. However for roll-up and change run, we recommend the P-index (package) on the F-fact table.
Furthermore: up-to-date DB statistics and (some) DB indexes are necessary in the following cases:
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New information (while making files for uploading):
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