Yet another audio post

Much like everyone else here, I'm having the no audio output device is installed problem. I am simply going mad now... Here's a bit of a background.
The laptop is a dv6815nr that came with Vista Business and everything worked fine until I upgraded (well, tried to, had a power outage and the entire partition got corrupt so I had to format fresh) to Windows 7 Ultimate. From that point the CDROM stopped working, can't boot off CDs/DVDs though that's fine. Now out of nowhere the sound has disappeared. System restore didn't help, tried a clean whipe again deleting the entire partition, still no good.
In the services it's running, no sound in the device manager so I can't update/uninstall the driver. When attempting to install either Conexant or Realtek I get an error saying no device found. I'm assuming that the problem is that the computer no longer detects the sound card or whatever else that'd cause that.
Short version (for those who don't want to read all of that) - Upgraded a dv6815nr laptop from Vista to 7 now I have no sound. No sound deviced in the device manager, and can't install Realtek.

Hi BehiiMehii,
Please go to the device manager and check the audio card you have. Afterwards, try downloading the appropriate driver from the following link:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?os=2093&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&sw_lang=&product=3686...
Since there are no Win7 drivers available for your model, you might try with the Vista driver available, which does work at some cases... Install them in Compatibility Mode.
Steps to install driver in Compatibility mode:
1. Place the driver installation file on the Desktop.
2. Right Click the driver installation file and select Properties/Compatibility Tab. Select the appropriate options in from the list in the following image.
3. Click apply/OK
4. Right Click the file and select the Run As Administrator option to install.

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Hi!
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1- What's the best sequence setting for doing this?
2- What kind of cropping do I have to apply to the images? (I've ben cropping in 4:3 to 1440x1152 compensating the square to non square pixels issue with good results but no sure now what to do)
PD: This is a reedition of an old 4:3 Slideshow, so assuming it's 100% JPEGS, is there a way to chage it to 16:9 without having to re-edit again?
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Just to add to this. When a client gets a lease (Ip address with a timer, set in the DHCP server, could be seconds to days and more), it will continue to use that Ip address until the lease expire (in practice it will aks for renew if possible before expiration), in which case it will ask the server renew its present IP address/lease, if refused (IP taken sorry) then starts negotiating all over again to establish a new Ip address/lease (as opposed to renewing).
Even if the client rebooted (it has the IP address/lease in its databse as well as on the server), it will contact the server to either continue using the current information, or if it is taken then it will negotiate all over again.
However, keep in mind that the server has a databse of ip address and leases given out. So it will never give the IP address unless the lease expired and the client has been out of touch for some time.
usually, you will notice that DHCP servers will go through their pool first before reusing a given Ip address (given in the past) even when it is expired. So as to avoid any conflicts. MY wireless pool is for 50 devices and wired for 5 addresses (since I only have 5 ports).
That why most likely when you come back after a month (say the originial lease is for a week and expired) and connect your client (Iphone for example) you wil likely to get the same IP address. Unless the DHCP server was dishing a lot of IP addresses and recycled its pool.
However, if you left the DHCP server on in the repeater (now you have 2 DHCP servers), then you will end up with two conflicting databases for the dished IP adresses.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
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Yet another EL post (I apologize in advance)

I've tried searching the forums before asking this question, but haven't found anything to solve my problem. Initially, the issue is the same many others have: EL expressions are being ignored. So I added in the page directive, and this was the response:
1 error(s) found in /grucom/jsp/Alice/siteDev/doRetrieve.jsp
(1) The page has invalid attribute(s): [isELIgnored]
I've provided the code below. I don't have the authority to modify the web.xml file (I'm just a temp here) and we have so many system administrators in this organization that I have no idea who to contact about fixing it (or, for that matter, if they WOULD). Is there a workaround for using EL? Anything? Ultimately I just want to be able to send variable strings instead of literals to my custom tags.
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Are you using JRun3 or JRun4?
I have used JRun4 previously, and it worked fine for custom tags, and the JSTL 1.0, though EL expressions ARE limited to the JSTL tags.
To get the full information on your server you can include this in a JSP page
ServerInfo = <%= application.getServerInfo() %> <br>
Servlet version = <%=application.getMajorVersion() %>.<%= application.getMinorVersion() %>That should tell you exactly what version you have, and what you can do.
This is one of the few times I might advocate putting a taglib entry in the web.xml
<taglib>
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    <taglib-location>/WEB-INF/classes/gcos/taglib/email.tld</taglib-location>
</taglib>This sets up a mapping between the taglib uri (which is just a string), and the tld file on disk.
The container SHOULD pick this information up automatially with an entry in web.xml, but this might give it a kick in the right direction if it is having trouble.
Good luck,
evnafets

Yet another AVCHD post (specific to sony sr-1 mts import)

Wow was I hopeful that this cs4 version of PPro would be able work with the avchd / mts files created by my sony hdr-sr1. There is no hope...
"File format not supported" :-(
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Yet another "fail to respond".....

I've had a look around on the posts and can't find a problem that quite matches this. I bought my parents a G5 iMac with an external iSight just over a year ago. We've been using iChat happily since then, til today.
Originally I had G4 iMac with iSight on panther. Since then we've both upgraded to Tiger, and I've upgraded to a G5 iMac 2.1 with built in iSight. Still no problems. Just after christmas I invested in a Zoom ethernet modem and tonight was the first time since then we've tried to iChat. Depending on who's trying to accept the chat, they recieve the message that they have failed to respond.
Both firewalls are off and encryption is not enabled. This would suggest to me that it might be my new modem. So I powered up my old G4 connected with my old modem, but still no audio or videochats, with the same error messages.
I don't see why I should be getting the same problem with my old set up too when it worked fine before (G4 running Tiger too).
Any thoughts?

HI Veeto,
Ok your parents may have set up Port Forwarding like this (I can not UPnP listed on this screen shots).
UPnP stands for Universal Pug n Play.
It is one means of making sure the Ports in a cable or ADSL modem are open.
Port Forwarding is another and Port Tiggering is yet another.
Sometimes a cabele modem can be set as a Straight through device much like a USB modem.
An ADSL modem is likely to come with some ports pen by default which allow you to Plug and Play with your Web broswer and Mail applications and Send and get files over FTP.
However iChat uses ports ports above the 1024 threshold for these open ports. This means you have to open the ports.
If you have the Access IP and Default Password and User ID for your 5660ADSL modem then you will be able to do the same.
The page I linked you to has all the ports you need for AIM and Jabber accounts to work.
This is on of the other Zoom's Pages for the same thing. Similar but different.
You should be able to work out how to set yours up.
Ideally you need to use UPnP or Port Triggering to use two computers at one location with iChat as these both allow multiple computer to use the same ports (Port Forwarding does not).
It might be you have newer firmware on your modem than is shown in these pics and you might have UPnP.
http://www.zoom.com/techsupport/adsl/adsl_x3.shtml (Firmware page).
I do not see that it says it has UPnP on thier site.
Ralph

Yet another dead mic with Win7 64-bit upgrd - Portege M700

Title says it all. Mics used to work fine on this machine under Windows XP. Under Win7, except as I note below, the mic has inaudibly low volume with any Control Panel Sound settings. I've spent huge amounts of time trying to solve this. After seeing all the similar posts (with no solutions, it seems) from users of many different Toshiba laptops, I'm about to start spreading the meme across the Internet that Toshiba laptops can't use mics.
I started by upgrading to Win7 then adding just the 64-bit drivers I need from Toshiba's support site. No joy. Then I started from a clean Win7 upgrade (64-bit Home) using Toshiba's upgrade script. Nope. Installed latest generic drivers from Realtek. Hmm .. some progress, maybe: now with some Sound settings I can get slightly more volume but the mic input is drowned out by white noise-ish hissing. All right, disable any other sound sources I can adjust: disable Chicony webcam driver from Device Manager. Hmm, now mike volume can get fairly high but the hissing still drowns it out.
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I started by upgrading to Win7 then adding just the 64-bit drivers I need from Toshiba's support site. No joy. Then I started from a clean Win7 upgrade (64-bit Home) using Toshiba's upgrade script. Nope. Installed latest generic drivers from Realtek. Hmm .. some progress, maybe: now with some Sound settings I can get slightly more volume but the mic input is drowned out by white noise-ish hissing. All right, disable any other sound sources I can adjust: disable Chicony webcam driver from Device Manager. Hmm, now mike volume can get fairly high but the hissing still drowns it out.
Toshiba: At some level, this is a problem between Microsoft and Realtek, I know. But you can help us. MS changed the audio model significantly since Win XP, including (god knows why!) giving up the little audio mixer app that used to let you adjust levels for different sound sources. And Realtek's generic driver doesn't provide one either. So just give us a way to adjust levels for different audio inputs! Maybe I haven't Googled sufficiently and some hacker out there has one, but I kinda doubt it ... if it requires driver-level access as I suspect, Microsoft's new DRM-motivated hammerlock limiting us to signed drivers prevents us from fixing this ourselves. (It also means we can't access our ext3 partitions without extreme measures, but that's another rant.) So CAN SOME TOSHIBA ENGINEER PLEASE LET MANAGEMENT KNOW THEY'RE ABOUT TO DESTROY THEIR LAPTOP FRANCHISE OVER AUDIO ISSUES? Just cut, paste, and forward a couple dozen of these threads. Sure, it's a career risk but (wo)man up to it! Audio really matters to laptop buyers nowadays ... without Skype, I'll have do carry Yet Another Device when I'm traveling. Heck, I've personally bought at least 6 Toshiba laptops over the years and I'm starting to shop for a replacement. Anything but Toshiba, I'm sorry to say :-(
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Is this yet another problem with 7.5 or is it just me . . .

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Hi Emlou,
If you have a Windows based operating system such as XP -
It seems to me that you are suffering what I am having the same problem with - the program takes up to much of your computer's processing usage. If you go into your task manager and watch performance as ITunes runs - you will see how much of the total computer usage it is taking at any given moment - that's why your songs are distorted, slowing, garbled, etc - the usage on mine spikes from 11% - 93% AT ANY GIVEN MINUTE! I have no idea why, but I have found that by going to your "Control Panel" and clicking on Quicktime you can adjust audio output to help. Click the audio tab, click Safe Mode Wavout only (checkbox) / Then adjust the "Rate" to 96kHz / Then adjust the "Size" to 16 bit. Close that and shut down and restart Itunes - it might help a little for you.
Maybe someone out there can help us find out why we are suffering with all the CPU usage trouble and how to adjust that spiking.
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New updates excludes me from opening Wimba audio posts

I would go onto Drexel U. website and listen to audio posts from students through Wimba. Updated MacBook Pro last evening and now cannot access Wimba site. I can, however, access Wimba after I restart the computer. But, I need to restart every time to access site. PLEASE HELP. This is not a Drexel issue, I already spoke with them, it is a MacBook issue

Hi Linda
this is a website access issue, yes? you just can't reach the site?
what error message do you get?
is another browser the same, another mac user account?

Display hints, custom format method in VO, is there yet another way?

Did you experience the same and had a solution?
Hi,
I am using JDeveloper 10.1.3.4 and looking for yet another way of customizing the display of an attribute of a view object.
I have two tables: BILL and AWARDS, with composite foreign key relationship (on the LDAP_UID and TERM fields) between them, as illustrated below.
The BILL table:
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Tom Smith tom.simth   200902       12.5
Jane Lopez jane.lopez 200906        4.0
The AWARD table:
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Hi, Chris,
That works!
I found the chapter where transient attribute is explained and an example is given creating a transient attribute in the entity object. It turned out that transient attribute works both in entity object and view object. I did it in the VO and it solves my problem.
I spent hours of time before posting that question, trying two different ways but neither worked. Your one sentence saved me a lot of time. I do appreciate you help very much!
Truly,
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AIR 3.3 stop background audio when another audio app is launched?

I currently have audio playing in the background in my AIR app for iOS. My problem is that when you have the audio playing in the background, and you launch any other audio app on your phone...the audio starts to overlap because my AIR app does not stop playing audio. So when you open Pandora, Music, IHeartRadio, Youtube, etc...the AIR audio still plays.
Is this fixed in the AIR 3.3 release with the <executeInBackground> tag? Or is there another way for my AIR app to recognize that another audio app is launching? All the afformentioned apps play nice together like that.
I would think this would be grounds for not being accepted in the iTunes store.
I really need some answers because my app is set to go live soon and this will be a game changer if I cannot fix it. I will probably have to try and create it in objective C
Thanks in advance for any help!
-- I posted this in the wrong place last night and meant to post it here. --

Thanks a lot for the reply!
It is very unfortunate that there is not a solution to this. It seems that building an audio/music player app via AIR for iOS is not really feasable due to this limitation.
I would think the use case would be larger for my case because typically, when you launch a game on your iPhone, the background audio application stops the music. Or maybe just have a listener that could detect if another app was launched at least, so you could stop your AIR audio by choice. That would be great.
Do you see this as grounds for an audio app being rejected? If the background audio does not stop unless you physically go back into the app and pause it?
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I'm running Aperture on a 6 core Mac Pro with Lion 10.7.5. There are two thing happening.
1. Exporting JPEGs is INCREDIBLY slow - perhaps as long as 4 or 5 minutes for a 3MB file.
2. This is the one driving me batty right now. Tried exporting a batch of images as JPEGs at the 50% original size setting. The master files are large 16 bit TIFF images from Nikon D800 RAW files, post-processed in Nik HDR Efex Pro 2. They are 80-100MB in size. When I export the images to a file on my Desktop, it consistently exports 6- 10 KB thumbnails. I've checked and rechecked my export settings and can find nothing amiss there. Has anyone else had a similar experience? Could the view I'm working in have anything to do with this? I work 95% of the time in split view.
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I agree that there re a lot of posts about exporting, but a very large number of them refer to the same thing, and it's not a bug, but rather a misunderstanding.
For instance:
Tried exporting a batch of images as JPEGs at the 50% original size setting.
Okay.
The master files are large 16 bit TIFF images from Nikon D800 RAW files, post-processed in Nik HDR Efex Pro 2
Not relevant.
They are 80-100MB in size.
Not relevant either.
Why?
Because size refers to the dimensions of the image. So a 1,000 x 1,000 pixel image exported at 50% will turn out as 500 x 500 pixels.
Were you expecting a jpeg between 40 and 50 MB? That's Jpeg quality or the amount of compression applied to the image. And as you're compressing a lossless format (tiff) to a lossy one, and one with an aggressive compression algorithm, he resulting Jpeg, even at high quality, will be much, much smaller, more likely in the 6 - 8 MB range.
That's the nature - and indeed the point - of Jpegs.
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This may also explain why it's taking so long to export. Getting rid on 99.99% of the data and compressing into 10kb is always going to take time.

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What is carbon?
Carbon is yet another terminal emulator aiming at minimalism, speed, functionality, and aesthetics. As an added bonus, the code is very modular.
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Features
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The code it somewhat suckless inspired, it will utilize a config.h file by the time its done. However, I have a somewhat bigger aim on making carbon modular than most suckless projects. The terminal emulator back-end should be easily reusable other projects.
Current status:
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Not really worth running as it doesn't draw to the screen yet, but its getting there.
Thanks to:
* st, madtty: This project was largely written looking at how they did things; my code ranges from very similar to blatant rip-off.
* Awesome: I gutted their keycode->keysym->string code to get input working. Kudos for adopting xcb.
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Audio post - tips / workflow

Hi Guys!
I was wondering if anyone out there might be able to give some pointers on how to audio post TV dialogue/interview/talkshow type stuff - as far as appropriate filtering & what to look for.
The audio is only studio conversation, usually at an ok level, but has moments where the guys start get into it and there are bitg audio peaks/spikes - would there be a filter that would be able to deal with the peaks?
We have been trying to get our heads around using the Compressor, and recently found the multipressor - seems powerful. Seems to fatten out the sound and make it sound a lot more pro! - or should we be fattening it up with an EQ of some sort?
Any tips would be fantastic! or if you know any good online resources please let me know!
Cheers
AT

Adam:
Yeesh. If by "peaks/spikes" you mean very brief, one-or-two samples worth of occasional clipping, you can edit them out, do some clever copying, and have something workable. But if you're talking entire words, sentences, speeches, all flying into the red zone: that there is clipping. The deal with clipping is it clips the sound information - the info isn't hiding, it's simply not there, and you can't add filters/effects to create it.
Anyway, that's just for peaks.
The Compressor filter allows you to pick a volume level threshhold: anything above it, is lowered relative to everything else lowered. It's used for a slew of things. A good example is when you have a scene perfectly mixed by itself, but when you put it next to other sequences it plays too loud. Compress the scene!
EQ you use, yes, to beef up sounds, and, depending on the complexity of your mix, you raise/lower certain frequencies in some sounds (ie, music) to make room for another sound (ie, dialogue) that has more important sound informatio in that frequency that you want to hear more clearly.
Of course, overdoing anything just draws attention to itself, and, usually, soundwork should be invisible.
Online, searches like "EQ basics" will give you a ton of helpful reading. Also, ftlog, read the manual(s). Honestly, it's a lot, but it'll take out so much of the guesswork, and it'll open up your options - there are things you don't know that the program can do.
Happy sounding,
Michael

Yet Another Soon to be MBP Owner in Need of Guidence

Hello all,
Believe it or not this is yet another post from a college student in the process of purchasing a new MBP who's appealing to the venerable Apple discussion board community for guidance. My dilemma is not that I can't decide on what MBP I want or what features I need, I've already decided on a top of the line model with the 7200 RPM hard drive and a Crucial ram upgrade, it's that I can't decide when would be the best time to make the purchase given the WWDC keynote on the 7th of August. I would like to get the most bang for my three grand but I need have the computer up and running by the twenty-first with Windows installed to run AutoCad. Would you recommend waiting until the 7th to order the computer and see it the MBP's are updated with the hope an updated MBP would be able to get to me in time or should I buy now with the knowledge that I'll be buying a computer that will be updated, but not outdated, soon?
Thanks for your time,
Eric
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