WVC54GCA Question About Moving Back One Firmware Version

I am experiencing motion detection problems with a WVC54GCA with Ver 1.1.01 build 01 firmware installed. I have read a couple of threads in this forum which advise moving back to the previous V 1.1.00 build 02 firmware to solve the problem. I would like to know if anyone has done this ok and not "bricked" their camera before I attempt it.
Thanks,
Mike

I had to step back to from 1.1.01 Build 1 to 1.1.00 Build 02. I was fortunate that, for some reason I had downloaded the old firmware and kept it.
The problem I was having was that, once the new firmware was installed, ftp transfer upon motion detection quit working. The error log reported "unknown ftp". When the ftp name was replaced with an ip address, the error changed to "timeout or other error"
Once I stepped back to the 1.1.00 firmware, IP address ftp transfers began working immediately and, when I restored the to the ftp site name, transfers continued to work. The camera was reliably transferring to the ftp site for at least a year prior.
I duplicated these results on 3 different cameras.

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Aloha DW Community
I need help/confirmation on this before i do it. I have
inherrited the website from hell; that meaning the folders on my
computer and on the server are very unorganized. There are images
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> Aloha DW Community
>
> I need help/confirmation on this before i do it. I have
inherrited the
> website
> from hell; that meaning the folders on my computer and
on the server are
> very
> unorganized. There are images all over the place, in
places they just
> should
> not be stored. i am getting ready to switch to a new
service provider for
> the
> site so i want to start as fresh as possible. i have
already downloaded
> the
> whole site from the server to my local computer. i have
gone through and
> deleted all the old files that are no longer needed. now
before i upload
> this
> site to the new server i want to collect all the images
that are spread
> about
> and place them in the same folder. my question is this -
if i gather all
> the
> images together and upload the site, will dreamweaver
correct all the link
> paqths that have been switched around by me moving all
the pictures? i
> know DW
> does this, but i am not sure if it will do it on such a
large scale.
>
> if you know the answer, please let me know.
>
> thank you in advance
>
> all the best to you
>
> e~
>

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Hi,
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I agree. I'm thinking it will probably be easier to start from the ground up. My biggest fear is it will be 5,000 or 10,000 pages. And from what I understand (I'll get more specifics at the meeting) the job must be done by 10/27/10, which leaves precious little time.
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My teen son has a new iPod. Up until now, our iTunes account was through my email address because he was too young. He would like to have his own account. How do we move all the music he has on my account to his?

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Solved!
Go to Solution.

Yunimori wrote:
Yes, but from everything I've seen, that doesn't actually fix the problem, it only works until you restart Skype or your computer. I am looking for a permanant solution; aka something I only have to do ONCE, not something I have to RE-DO every time I restart Skype/computer.
Temporary is not a solution. Permanant is. Thank you.
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http://community.skype.com/t5/Windows-desktop-client/Switch-off-Bold-and-striked-text/m-p/3840004#M3...
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After reading through most of the posts I could find, I am still not finding the answer to my question. I assume it's simple, but I'm a (second-guessing?) LR2 convert, and while I love Aperture's UI, I'm really struggling with file management.
Here's how I like to work. Insert card into reader, and copy the folder (100CANON) to my desktop. Open Aperture, import all the photos from their current location. I like to edit, keyword, rename, etc at this point.
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For specific issues like "dogs" I use keywords to create Albums. Or if Buckley is a construction project, for instance, over time multiple Aperture Projects related to the Buckley construction will be created, all of which will point to a Buckley Construction Album. Other albums might be "Buckley Site Work," "Buckley Foundation," etc. Albums are very powerful and take up essentially zero space because they are comprised only of pointers.
I assume you're letting Aperture manage them? I think the issue is that I'm not ready to let Aperture take control of my library.
I manage every image very intentionally, using the tools Aperture makes available.
Do you have random folders strung out all over your Pictures folder with the various imports you've done over the years?
Folders are not random. They are sequential (which is how photos by definition always occur) and they are named identically to the corresponding Aperture Projects as noted above.
It boils down to this for me. I have preferred being able to navigate a file structure within LR to find that one image I'm after. Yes, I realize I could search for it by keyword, whatever, but sometimes I might not even remember how I categorized it. I used to do commercial interior shoots, and had them labeled by address. It's nice to traverse a folder hierarchy if you need to, and it seems like if I turn over control to Aperture I'd be giving that up.
I understand the need some folks have for what I call "film-think" or "folder-think." If you must use folders IMO best is to do it with the Masters before going into Aperture. Within Aperture IMO folder-think is debilitating to optimal use of the images database tools.
I analogize each Aperture Project to a roll of film that occurred at a point in time (an hour or a day or whatever). It gets dated and named in the hard drive archives and in Aperture. Aperture's pointers and key words allow us to create an infinite variety of Albums without relocating the hundreds of original Projects/Rolls of film.
HTH
-Allen

Question about moving music from an iPod to your computer.

In my household, we have iTunes on three different computers. My mother downloaded music on my brother's computer, and it's on his library. We want to burn a cd with the purchased album, but his computer does not have a cd burner, but the other two do. Is there a way to move music from one computer to another, or possibly moving music from an iPod to a computer's library?

Music is synced to iphone from itunes.
Plug in iphone and select whatever you like to sync from itunes to iphone.
http://manuals.info.apple.com/enUS/iPhone_UserGuide.pdf

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Hi all,
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Has the final version 12.1 of MII already been released? I can't find it in my service marketplace (does it depend on my account configuration?)
What is the last MII UDS version? The 4.0 SP2? Is xMII UDS supported on Windows 2003 server 64 bit or only on 32bit?
Can I connect MII via UDC connector to an UDS different from xMII UDS?
Your help is appreciated...
Mauro

>
> * Has the final version 12.1 of MII already been released? I can't find it in my service marketplace (does it depend on my account configuration?)
Yes, it would depend upon your SMP credentials and licensed software purchases (if you have 12.0 then you're eligible for 12.1 too). But it is not GA yet, so only people in ramp-up currently have access to it. Don't both asking for a date because it has not been set. Some time this quarter hopefully
>
> * What is the last MII UDS version? The 4.0 SP2? Is xMII UDS supported on Windows 2003 server 64 bit or only on 32bit?
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>
> * Can I connect MII via UDC connector to an UDS different from xMII UDS?
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