[Fernando Mol]

Fireworks export your page as a table with an image on each table cell. When you define a button, then you have different states for that, and Fireworks export the appropiate code for the button to work (links, change state, etc).

If you change your page, well, you mess with the table so you usually need to export the whole stuff again.

Or open your exported images and change them one by one.

I hope this helps

[Fernando Mol]

You can expor from Excell to HTML, but it will not have the functionality you need.

For that, you need to create an HTML form and process the data using some programming.

I hope this helps

[Fernando Mol]

Here I took some tests with an HPX170. The stills were exported directly from Premiere. Then, I compared in Photoshop and this is what I found:

When expanded, 720 footage looks softer than 1080 footage.

Is for the extra resolution?

To answer that I added an Unsharp Mask filter to the 720 expanded footage and it looks exactly the same as the 1080 footage.

My conclusion is that for the HPX170 there’s no real benefit for the quality of the image when shooting at 1080. You only end with bigger files.

I hope this helps

—————–Real 720———————

—————–Expanded 720—————–

—————–1080 footage—————–

—————–720 with Unsharp Mask——–

PS. I have just realized how personal this footage is.

[Fernando Mol]

I own an HPX170 and it doesn’t show any red X warings on the top left, but it gives you a P2 red warnings in the same area when you run out of space or there’s some problem with the cards (protected, not property mounted).

Could the X waring be card related?

[Fernando Mol]

Could be your browser. Clear the cache and acces your site again.

Also, if you describe your changes we can check them in the forum.

I hope this helps

[Fernando Mol]

Depending on the video format your camera is setup to record, it will be able to playback the clips. If you change the video format it will play the clips marked with the red frame, but will not play the ones you’re able to view now.

I hope this helps

[Fernando Mol]

I think this post should be placed in the Jobs section.

[Fernando Mol]

In the HPX170 the CCD doesn’t work progressive in 1080. This means the CCD is fully used in both 720 and 1080. No image quality difference, I assume.

Shooting at 1080 will give you extra pixels for reframing in post, but you’ll have bigger files. Also, you’ll end up with interlaced footage.

I don’t know about the 300.

[Fernando Mol]

I guess the answer about resolution must be defined by your final output.

Probably others will have more technical, informed opinions, but in my experience when in doubt: test.

I hope this helps

[Fernando Mol]

Do a search on this forum and the web design forum. Previous posts mention some free players.

I hope this helps