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- Working with clips, bins, folders and the project window
- Customizing user settings and keyboard layout
- Importing video, audio, and graphics
- Accessing clips from other projects
- Comparing backup structure
- Organizing media and project assets
- Understanding media resolution and locations
- Editing in the timeline
- Mixing audio
- Compositing with keyframes
- Creating titles
- Color correcting footage
- Preparing and outputting master sequences
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Here we are going to turn away from gestural editing and look at editing with the interface buttons and/or the keyboard. The reason for splitting the editing chapter along these lines is that when we are using the keyboard or the interface buttons, such as Splice and Overwrite, we need to pay attention to track activeness and track patching. If we are using drag-and-drop techniques, we don't really need to pay attention to that as much. Let's take a moment to contrast track patching and activeness between Final Cut Pro and Media Composer.
In Final Cut Pro, if I want to patch a track then I need to make that track adjacent to the track that I want it to go onto. And if I want to make sure that it's active and ready to edit into my sequence, I need to make sure that these buttons are connected, like so. In Media Composer, we have a very similar mechanism. I need to make sure that the tracks are actually patched to the correct track that they want to go to, but I also need to make sure that they are active. This is the same as putting the tracks together in Final Cut Pro.
If these tracks were all inactive right now and I attempted to perform an edit with my Splice-in button, notice that nothing happens, and that's because none of the record side tracks are active. If we try that again--let's put the timeline cursor back to the beginning and activate V2--now if I perform a splice-in, material can be added to the sequence. Because I use the Splice-In button, everything else on this track further down my timeline has been moved, or rippled, down the timeline.
So if but wasn't my intention, of course I could just use Command+Z and we could undo that operation. But let's take the long way round as an example. If I park over my clip and I use the T key to select it, now I'm going to use the opposite command from Splice-in, which it is this button here, Extract. With just that clip selected, if I use the Extract key, now I've removed that clip and everything has rippled back into position in the sequence.
The Extract button, or the X key on your keyboard, does the opposite of the Splice-in arrow. So now we're back to square one. Let's try the same edit again, this time with the track correctly patched and active on both sides. I'll use the Overwrite button. This time we've added the material into the sequence without rippling anything else in the sequence further down. The opposite of this action of course would be to park over a clip, select it with the T key, and then use the Lift command instead.
This time the material has been removed from the sequence and again a black gap has been left behind so that nothing else in the sequence has been moved or rippled to accommodate the deletion of that clip. There's another aspect to this that is not necessarily that obvious. So let's go and do another edit, but this time with a picture-only clip. Let's say we wanted to add a title to the beginning of our sequence, and in the bin here, there is a little title called SwingDance. At the moment, the title is offline, the media is currently missing, but because this is an element that we created inside of Media Composer, all we need to do is highlight the bin, go to the Clip menu, and choose Create Unrendered Title media.
We're asked which drive we would like to render to-- I want to point to my media drive--and what resolution we would like to render at. I'm going to choose XDCAM HD 50mbits/second and then choose OK. Now, you may get a prompt for a substitute font. If so, just go ahead and pick one out. Ok, so now we've rendered that title. We can see that the source is a video source only; there's no audio associated with it. If I were to go ahead now and insert this clip at the head of my sequence using the Splice-in arrow, it's going to knock V2 out of sync with the rest of the sequence.
So in order to prevent that from happening, I'm going to use Command+A to select all of the tracks in my timeline. Now when I go ahead and a perform a splice-in edit, notice that the same amount of black has been added on all of the other tracks as title, or video was added, to V2. This preserves synchronicity across the entire timeline. Now in this particular case, that's kind of a bit long, so what I'm going to do is I'm going to mark up a shorter section of my title here within an in and out, but re-perform the edit.
Now what I would like to do is add some black onto the head of my sequence using a similar technique. So what I'm going to do is pop the timeline cursor at the beginning all the sequence, come up here to the Source viewer, click down on the Clip Name menu, and choose Load Filler. I'm going to park at the in point of my filler here, and then I'm going to hit +429 on my keyboard, make an out point. Notice that's given me a five-second duration for the filler in my Source viewer.
I'm going to make sure that all of the tracks on the record side up active, and now I'm going to insert that black gap at the head of my sequence. So in both cases we were able to either insert a clip or insert black across all tracks at the same time thus preserving the sync relationship across the rest of the clips in the sequence. So far, we've been marking a clip duration in the Source viewer and then leaving the time bar in the timeline as the in point.
Let's do the reverse. Here, between these two Broll clips in my sequence, 9970 and 1947, I'm going to mark that section of the timeline using the T key. Next, I'm going to load the 9988 subclip from my bin into the Source viewer. And if I had in no marks in this clip here then wherever I leave my playhead will become the de facto in point. So you can see here that that frame right became the in point.
Now if I undo that, you can see that if I make an explicit mark-out point here then that will actually back-time the edit into the gap instead. So this time it was the out point that motivated my edit rather than the in point. So that's using the Insert, or Splice- in button, and the Overwrite button. There's another button that we can use-- just down here we have it mapped to our custom tool palette--and it's called Replace Edit.
The way this works is if I park over a clip that I want to replace--let's say I want to replace 1947 here--and the I have a clip loaded--let's say this one here, this Broll clip--then it's going to replace on the position of the blue time bar. Let me show you what I mean. If I Command+Snap back to the beginning of this clip here and now remove any marks in my sequence here--maybe we'll just park on the locator there--now if I use the Replace Edit function, it's going to replace from the beginning of the clip in the timeline from the blue time bar.
The shortcut for the same replace functionality in Final Cut Pro is the F11 key. If we move further down the sequence towards the end, I have a different example that I can show you. Let's just play back over the end of the sequence for context. (Female speaker: It was short and so quick. The second coming of swing has lasted longer.) (music playing) So let's say we like that, but the director prefers a different clip.
Over here in the bin, we've got 9971, and you can see here that-- (dancing) a guy does kind of a cool move where he throws out his arms and his legs at the same time. I'm going to use my arrow keys on my keyboard to land at the moment where his feet plant. Now I'm just going to leave my blue playhead parked there. Now I'm going to come back to timeline and listen back for an audio cue point. (Female speaker: It was so quick. The second coming of swing has lasted longer.) So that second symbol hit there, let's play back over that.
There it is. With my blue time bar parked there as well, let's just zoom in so you can see more clearly what's going to happen. When I use the Replace Edit function this time, instead of replacing from the head of the clip onwards, this time we're actually going to be replacing forwards from the blue bar and backwards from the blue bar using the source clip here. And you can see that now that move that he does is lined up exactly with that second symbol hit. (Female speaker: So quick. The second coming of swing has lasted longer.) Cool! So that's using Splice Overwrite and Replace Edit buttons in the interface to perform different types of edits, and remember, when we're using buttons in the interface, or else our keyboard shortcuts for editing, we need to pay special attention to track patching and track activeness in the timeline area.


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The only 'shock' is that it's taken so long, if it proves to be true, 55555.
Posted by Mister Ree on November 15, 2011 19:22
Sounds like a plan... a pretty good one, too.
Posted by Eric on November 15, 2011 19:42
A fair way to correct a long standing wrong. No one can give back a missed life to one who has served his country well.
Posted by Shirley on November 15, 2011 22:08
Good news, start hiding now, drug dealers and crooks in general.
Posted by Scunner on November 16, 2011 01:49
Eric... that's so not true. If the report is true and thaksin's coming back, we will have civil war. So unfortunate for thailand. We used to be a better country. T^T
Posted by hate what's happening now on November 16, 2011 08:23
Personally, I believe it would be Professional Suicide if this happens. She would upset too many people. I am no hater of Thaksin yet no supporter either, but doing what's right for the country has to be more important that self interest....
Posted by Tbs on November 16, 2011 08:35
The article describes Thaksin as a "prisoner", which is wrong. He didn't spend even one day in prison. He is a fugitive.
Posted by christian on November 16, 2011 09:25
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Everyone has this story this morning; PhuketWan had it last night. Good work!
Posted by ssresident on November 16, 2011 10:31
I agree with Shirley and Scunner. Thaksin was great for Thailand.
Posted by 8Ball on November 16, 2011 12:24
@8ball and others. Do some research, Thaksin was not good for Thailand, it is myth. He deserves more than 2 years. He did not serve his country well, far from it.
Posted by Howell on November 16, 2011 13:58
Posted by christian on November 16, 2011 16:27
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''Thai media was reporting this evening that the plan involved Khun Thaksin returning to Thailand, being arrested and jailed for his outstanding two year sentence, then being freed in a day or two under the terms of a general amnesty.
8Ball most crimes, like murder for example, are never going away either so by your logic we should accept it and elect killers?
Posted by Martin on November 16, 2011 17:01
Do not worry that the Democrat Party, PAD, and seniors military generals are waiting more informations about it and will put their thumbs down later on...with may be a coup in the spring as usual.
Posted by Whistle-Blower on November 16, 2011 17:06
Well all comes in line with getting back for his daughter's wedding on December 12.
Posted by phuket madness on November 16, 2011 17:40
I heard there was a problem with floooding somewhere as well but this amnesty thing for the fugitive is much more important for the Thaksin government.
Posted by somtam on November 16, 2011 20:28
They'll just coup him again.
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The documentation for Django 1.6 says (https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/http/sessions/):
Note that datetime and timedelta values are only serializable if you are using the PickleSerializer.
And that's true. For instance, using django-social-auth I got this session data:
{'facebook_state': 'zyuqNJsGiXBPubpnwV7Lgh5pqbkKiqk5', 'social_auth_last_login_backend': u'facebook', '_auth_user_id': 4, '_auth_user_backend': 'social_auth.backends.facebook.FacebookBackend', '_session_expiry': datetime.datetime(2013, 11, 18, 9, 21, 20, 75255, tzinfo=<UTC>)}.
Which will give this error on login when using JSONSerializer:
datetime.datetime(2013, 11, 18, 9, 21, 20, 75255, tzinfo=<UTC>) is not JSON serializable
Django ships now with JSONSerializer enabled, but Django is still actively putting datetimes in sessions, concretely in django/contrib/sessions/backends/base.py:251. Since it's not a Django extension which is incompatible with the default behaviour, but Django itself, I think it's Django which must be fixed.
A solution is to serialize the datetime to ISO 8601 before storing it in the session.
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comment:1 Changed 3 years ago by timo
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Where is the code that calls set_expiry() with a datetime? My guess is that it's somewhere in your own project or a third party module, not in Django itself. See also the documentation for set_expiry().
comment:2 Changed 3 years ago by anonymous
You're right. it's django-social-auth (views.py, function complete_process) who sets an expiry date. (For future readers who use Django 1.6 and cannot log in through Facebook: use SOCIAL_AUTH_SESSION_EXPIRATION=False).
But django-social-auth does the right thing in passing a datetime, because it cannot do otherwise: passing a string to set_expiry is not documented (it's also not as easy as passing a date). So I think set_expiry should accept datetime (as it does now) and convert to string when storing.
At least, issue a warning/error in set_expiry if SESSION_SERIALIZER=JsonSerializer.
comment:3 Changed 3 years ago by aaugustin
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I don't think the current behavior is the best we can do :)
comment:4 Changed 3 years ago by prasoon2211
Okay, the dates can of course be stored in the ISO format. But, there's a problem.
s = Session.objects.get( session_key=self.session_key, expire_date__gt=timezone.now() )
There are code segments like this in other files under contrib/sessions/backends directory. Here, we are comparing between two datetime objects. If we store expiry date as a string, I don't see how will we be able to make such queries, at least now without using raw sql. If there's a solution to this, then we can fix this issue.
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Don't waste you time and money with this company, they are scam artist. The leads are terrible, most of them won't call you back. The ones that you do speak with state they never spoke with Real Estate Pipeline. All though Real Estate Pipeline claims they screen their leads, I feel they don't. Luckily I did have 1 person buy a house but all the other leads were junk. I spent more than my return. Isn't worth the money and your time. They don't care about your satisfaction either.
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"It's a brand new type of shooting game that's got incredibly high-paced action and is incredibly intense," began producer Atsushi Inaba. "Because of the intense action that we're going for with Vanquish, we're looking forward to focusing purely on the single-player experience."
Then director Shinji Mikami took the stage and proceeded to thank IGN for their God Hand review, denounce recent P.N.03/Vanquish comparisons, and joke about how there won't be Resident Evil-style tank controls in the game. Mix in a quote about his head being "firmly attached" in the press handouts, and I felt like I was watching a history lesson of Mikami's last seven years as a game director, as told through fun message board references.
Intentional or not, all this drove home the point that Mikami -- one of the most respected developers in the game industry -- has long been known for single-player titles. And while he's stepping out of his comfort zone with Vanquish, this being his first "shooter" in the traditional sense, he seems ready to do what he needs to in order to tackle the single-player shooter heavyweights head-on.
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When Mikami picked up a controller and started playing on stage, it became immediately clear what his competitors will be: squad-based third-person cover-focused shooters.
You could make the argument that if Platinum's Bayonetta was taking on Devil May Cry, Vanquish is taking on Lost Planet (given the team's history of formerly working for Capcom); though checking my notes, I see more references to Gears of War. The cover system, the ability to roll between cover points, the 2D images that show up when you can interact with the environment, the bulky characters, the ability to revive downed allies, etc. Which is appropriate, since Epic's Cliff Bleszinki has often said Resident Evil 4 helped inspire Gears -- so in a roundabout way, this seems to be a case of Mikami taking inspiration from the game he inspired.
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And I'm not entirely sure if that's part of the design or if we haven't seen everything the game has to offer -- I wouldn't be surprised if Sam's suit had other abilities beyond slowing down time and boosting across the floor like a vacuum cleaner, but I don't know for certain.
It isn´t enough for ya?t you jog, you shoot, you punch, you dodge, you dash-boost, you slow down time, you throw grenades, you ride huge mechas and shoot some more!!! I think the core gameplay we´ve seen on the demo is more than enough, I mean, If there´s more, cool, but at least for me, this looks better than any third person shooter I´ve ever seen or played!
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Take, for instance the battle over federal preemption of state laws governing product-liability and personal-injury suits. The Bush administration encouraged federal agencies to issue rules preempting state laws and declared that a single federal standard held sway.
But in a two-page order Wednesday, President Obama called for a rollback of these regulations. He said federal agencies and departments should claim that state law is preempted by federal law only when there is a well-defined legal basis, and ordered agencies to review regulations from the past 10 years to see if the government had improperly asserted federal preemption. Click here for the WSJ story, from Alicia Mundy and Brent Kendall.
Obama's order said state laws play a valuable role in supplementing federal regulation. "State and local governments have frequently protected health, safety and the environment more aggressively than has the national government," he said.
Democratic-leaning legal groups, including trial lawyers (predictably), cheered the move, while business groups (predictably) panned it.
"One thing we know is you can't sue your way into an economic recovery," said Bryan Quigley of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. "Allowing for more lawsuits will not create more jobs, except maybe for plaintiffs lawyers."
The lobby for trial lawyers, the American Association for Justice, said the president's order "overturned actions taken by Bush administration bureaucrats who were influenced by powerful, well-connected corporations." The move will buttress "laws designed to give Americans basic rights to hold wrongdoers accountable," a statement said.
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is one of the most widely publicized "urban legends". Bleach is a powerful oxidizer and can, in many instances, sanitize surfaces of certain types of bacteria but when you are faced with a wall
covered in mold, bleach is NOT the product to use.
Eyebrows raise in disbelief every time I say the phrase "bleach doesn't kill mold." Some look at me as if I'm speaking another language and they are right. I am speaking the TRUTH. Bleach (active
ingredient is Sodium Hypochlorite) is very effective in removing the discoloration but may leave the microflora that
will enable the mold to return in exactly the same spot when conditions are right. So, "how do you know this," I'm asked.
Several years ago we helped develop a process by which shingle and tile roofing systems could be cleaned of the mold and mildew that plague them. Look at any Real Estate guide or website that
lists houses for sale and you'll see house after house with mold streaks running down from top to bottom of the roofing system. The mold on the roof looks ugly but that was not our biggest
There are two bigger concerns and, therefore, reasons to address this roof mold problem. 1) It destroys the shingle and, 2) it makes your air conditioning system less efficient. First, shingles
are made, primarily, of organic materials. The asphalt or fiberglass content in a shingle is only a small percentage of the entire composite. This organic material is ripe fruit for the mold to eat.
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or granules that are "glued" to the surface of the shingle. When the mold begins to grow it "pops" the granules off of the shingle exposing the asphalt to the UV, thus shortening the life of the
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by allowing the granules to remain tightly adhered to the surface.
Secondly, a black roof absorbs more heat than a lighter roof. Interestingly enough, in Florida, most homeowners choose a lighter roofing color for that very reason and yet, after a few years, they
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difference in attic temperatures once the roof was cleaned and the original lighter color was restored. I mean 30 degrees or more. That means by simply cleaning your roof to the lighter color you
could make a major difference in the attic temperature and that would allow your air conditioning system to function more efficiently. In most cases the attic is the insulating space just above the
air conditioned space so having those temperatures reduced substantially lowered the air conditioning bill.
The importance of understanding these problems make it relatively easy to sell the customer of the value of having their roof cleaned. However, what product or products to use could make a
substantial difference in the longevity of the cleaning process and the effect of the cleaning process on the roofing system. Of course any time of high pressure wash could destroy the shingle by
removing the granules so a low pressure wash is desirable and that makes the chemical solution you use more important. We used a combination of surfactants, detergents, and BLEACH (sodium
hypochlorite) to lightly spray on the roof then rinse it off with no more pressure than a garden hose. It worked great. Only problems were that the landscaping had to be protected from the toxicity
of Clorox and the mold would return in less than two years. Even walking around on the roof every couple of years could damage the roofing system so we looked for a better alternative.
Anecdotally, my wife wonders why she has to clean the same spot of mold on the bathroom tile month after month. Now she knows why. The mold has never been killed - it simply goes clear and then
returns. Bleach will not kill the mold but a good biocide, or anti-microbial, will.
To underscore the validity of my claim, I suggest the "Journal of Forest Products" who commissioned a study by Oregon State University a couple of years ago. We have this article on our website where we have posted the abstract and the results. The "implications"
of their testing showed exactly what we have been training for years. The stain disappears but the microflora remains and under the right conditions the mold will begin to grow.
In our Sanitization Protocol we recommend using GREEN technologies to remove surface mold. When you use the right kind of
anti-microbial, the mold will be destroyed and the underlying bio-slime will be annihilated. I wish we had known about these kinds of technologies ten years ago when we were cleaning roofing systems. Instead of spending so much time protecting the landscape, we could have done an additional job or two. We could have completed more jobs and our subsequent warranty workload would have been reduced.


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