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Fernando Mol
August 2, 2011 at 1:31 am in reply to: Camera in Manual Focus but the numbers reverse after you stop turningDon’t get mad at me, Michael. It was just a thought.
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Fernando Mol
August 1, 2011 at 10:58 pm in reply to: Camera in Manual Focus but the numbers reverse after you stop turningMine does it too, like if the focus ring had some inertia. Never called my attention before, but now it does. I think it should had to do with the way the display sensor works.
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Look in the SERVICES section of the COW. You may find some there.
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The main image is a single jpg.
All numbers are swf and I’ll assume they are calling for some kind of external data. They are positioned in front of the main image.
Does this help?
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Fernando Mol
July 12, 2011 at 2:03 am in reply to: How can I change the index page for a pre-exsisting website?Hi, Martin
First, backup your remote index.php or better, backup the whole site just to be sure (at least all the HTML and PHP files).
Now you can play.
Be sure you get all your remote site into your local site. If in doubt, synchronize (>Site >Synchronize Sitewide). By default, this will open a window with the option “Put newer files to remote”. Change it to “Get newer files from remote” and click preview, then download.
Change your local index.php to something else, like index2.php
Dreamweaver will ask you if you want to update your links. Say yes (it will mess with all the files that link to your actual index.php and it will change them to index2.php).
Now, change the name of your new HTML page to index.php
Go again and Synchronize your site, but this time put the newer files to remote. This will also upload your new images to the remote site, because the answer to your second question is “no”, Dreamweaver doesn’t embed any files into HTML, you still need to upload them separately.
I hope this helps
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This happens thought the Youtube API. Read about it in the Developers section.
I haven’t used it, but I have heard it’s not that difficult.
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Fernando Mol
July 8, 2011 at 5:09 pm in reply to: are you a knowledgeable hpx170 users? if so, what is the hpx170 “sweet spot”?720 in any of the PN modes are ok to record. There’s really no point in shooting 1080 since the full CCD works the same and there’s no real improvement in image quality other then the in-camera sharpening options. For recording time and storage you can record 720 then do the 1080 in post with the same results. That’s what I have tested.
The scopes are, in my opinion, one of the greatest improvements in relation with the hvx200, also the wider lens is cool and make it ok for indoors without having to get a wide adapter.
I love to use it with a white balance in the preset mode and the cinema mode. It looks good, in a film documentary style.
But I like long lenses and the zoom doesn’t get that long in this camera.
P2 cards are expensive and it’s both a pain and dangerous to re-use the cards on location.
But if you have enough cards and can live without long lenses, it’s a great camera.
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Be sure to have your index page in the root folder, not a sub folder.
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Zen-cart is a good option.
Oscommerce is the one most people use.
Both are CMS e-commerce oriented. If you know how to run any commerce business, the tools will be self explanatory.
No need to understand HTML or CSS, only if you plan to mess with the design (there are many templates of both). You may need to know how to setup a database. Some host services offer the auto-installation of one or the two. See if you have already access to this tools.
I hope this helps
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Uploading videos to your server means you are not using an external service other than the one that hosts your site. You write the code to display them, but also they use your bandwidth.
When I need to, I give my clients access to a folder in my server, so they can go and download files I put there for them. I use PHP to do that.
I hope this helps.