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When you install iTunes on a windows computer it also installs Quicktime.
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[zrb123] “And what douse this have to do with this forum.”
Sorry I meant to say what douse this have to do with this question?
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This has been covered several times here please do a search.
But the simple thing to so is nest your sequence in a 16X9 sequence. Personally if you are just going to leave pillar bars on the sides then just leave it as 4X3, that way it will look normal when played on a 4X3 Television, and it will also automatically play with pillar bars on the side when played on a widescreen TV.
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[Zak Mussig] “Not trying to be a jerk, but… what is there to work on with Apple? The academic version isn’t eligible for an upgrade. The upgrades are only for retail versions. Are they willing to charge you the difference and just send you a new serial so you don’t have to wait for shipping? “
And what douse this have to do with this forum.
Software companies give academic pricing so that people will learn and get hooked on there software while in school. By the time in school one might need (or more like want) to purchase a copy of FCS they will most likely be far enough along that once another version comes out they will soon be graduating or have already graduated, in which case if they are need the software they wound need a non-academic version. The software agreement for educational software states vary clearly that you cannot use it to make money. If you use a particular software to make money they you can budget into your pricing money to get software upgrades.
So there is no big reason that apple should offer an upgrade to academic software.
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Media Manager is actually what you want to use, you can use it to keep only the parts used.
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once you restore to a clone it will be EXACTLY like it was. It may help if you back up, erase and install and then reinstall your apps. However with the age of your computer it may not do much at all to help.
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There are many things that can cause Kernal Panics (KP’s). It is ether software, or hardware. If it is software then most likely but not always it is the OS. If it is the OS then a archive and install may fix it. If it is some thing with the user account then you can then creating a new user account. It may be caused by a corrupt peace of software. If it is a software issue I recommend backing up your data and doing an erase and install. This will start you fresh.
However KP’s are often caused by a defective peace of hardware the most common being bad ram, processor, or logic board.
Now here is the cool part, open up Console, it is found in the Applications Folder under Utilities. Click on logs. Under Library/Logs look for panic.log. The information here is VARY cryptic and I don’t understand most of it. But in that panic log if it says CPU 0 or CPU 1 then it is caused by the processor.
If the log douse not say CPU and an erase and install douse not fix it then sigh up for an appointment at your local Apple Store and let a genius look at it.
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once your new drive is formated for the mac use media manager to make a copy of the project to the new drive.
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