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1. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142the_wine_snob Nov 13, 2011 11:46 AM (in response to SetAdMichael)
I am not familiar with that particular error, but I would immediately look in the PrE AutoSave folder, and Copy those PREL files to another folder. If the PrE 8.0 Project is still intact, I would do the same with the AutoSave PREL files from it to.
Then, I would explore Opening the AutoSave PREL's, to see how things behave. Note: AutoSave files are FIFO (First In - First Out), and are being constantly overwritten, as one edits over time. That is why I suggest doing the Copy action immediately. If the default has not been changed, there should be five PREL's, in each of those two folders (the PrE 10, and PrE 8 Projects' folder hierarchy). When looking at the files in Windows Explorer, set the View to Details, so that you can see the Date/Time of each file. The AutoSave PREL, marked 3, may well be more recent, than say 5.
Good luck, and maybe others will have more input, specific to the exact error messages.
2. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142SetAdMichael Nov 13, 2011 1:06 PM (in response to the_wine_snob)
Hi Hunt,
thanks for your answer - but all the AutoSave projects are incorrect, too... Have already done the step you suggested - but they are all incorrect... That's what makes me so crazy...
3. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142the_wine_snob Nov 13, 2011 3:16 PM (in response to SetAdMichael)
OK, quick question: As PrE will continue doing AutoSaves, while you edit, so that with a long session, if something has gone wrong early, the older AutoSaves will have likely been overwritten - on the PREL files, do any date from back when things worked well? If so, and as you say, they are also showing problems, my question would be, what has changed with the system, from the time that things worked, until now? Have you added any new software, or hardware? Have you reconfigured anything that you can think of?
As a test, create a new System Restore Point for now, and then reboot to Safe Mode, choosing to use another System Restore Point, from when things worked well. Reboot, and attempt to load one of the PREL's. Do you get the same errors?
Good luck, and let us know how this test goes, please,
4. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142SetAdMichael Nov 14, 2011 9:40 AM (in response to the_wine_snob)
well, this could in fact track the error and of course I have changed a lot but just since the error came up the first time...
The give you the concrete example: the hole last week i converted two projects to AVCHD, MP4 in differenz bitrates... I wanted to find out the "perfect" bitrate for my purpose... Therefore I rendered the two projects alternatly.
On saturday then suddenly the error came up - so nothing changed in hardware (notebook) or software as I am writing my master thesis in these days and I would never change a running system! :-)
The hint with the system restore point is a really good idea but I have to confess: I never worked with this feature so the there's no system restore point in the extended list - even if I check the toolbox "show all"...
I'm still hoping that the error can be fixed by adobe.... ?
5. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142Blackbird-28 Nov 19, 2011 6:51 AM (in response to SetAdMichael)
i have exactly the same problem. since i used it the first time. i really hate this programm!
6. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142Mohammad Tahseen Nov 28, 2011 6:13 AM (in response to SetAdMichael)
Try following which is workaround for this problem, should resolve the issue:
For the issue that ends up in a corrupt project, please do the following:
1. Download perl from http://www.activestate.com/activeperl...
2. Open cmd prompt
3. Run this command from there
perl -p -e "s/([-0-9]+?),([0-9]{12,24})/$1.$2/g" damaged.prel >working.prel
4. Please specify the path for the prel files that cause the issue in place of the text "damaged.prel"
5. Reopen the project and let me know how it goes.
Exact command with paths should go like
perl -p -e "s/([-0-9]+?),([0-9]{12,24})/$1.$2/g" C\Users\...\Desktop\AVCHD.prel >C\Users\...\Desktop\AVCHD_working.prel
Please let us know if this is resolved or not.
7. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142SetAdMichael Nov 28, 2011 1:38 PM (in response to Mohammad Tahseen)
Hi Tahseen,
thanks for your help but unfortunately the error is the same again... The Script is working as it's creating a new file named "XYZ_working.prel" - i just had to edit the path from d\project.prel to d:\project.prel
Any other ideas?
8. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142Mohammad Tahseen Nov 28, 2011 10:48 PM (in response to SetAdMichael)
Well, then share the project file with us. Sent you a mesaage about where to send the file.
9. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142SetAdMichael Dec 3, 2011 9:50 AM (in response to Mohammad Tahseen)
Hi Tahseen,
I have sent the projects via mail - hope you'll find a solution!
10. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142cloud565 Dec 4, 2011 8:27 AM (in response to Mohammad Tahseen)
Hello Mohammad,
I get the same error Message after replacing the "," with "." in the Keyframe sections. Unfortunately most of the backup files contain the same error. Only those still existing from Premiere Elements 9 (still installed) are correct. Can you please give a clue what's wrong with the new files. - I could send you my project file too, if it helps.
I am using a German version of Windows 7 - 64bit and Premiere Elements 10 - 64bits.
11. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142cloud565 Dec 6, 2011 11:17 AM (in response to SetAdMichael)
Hello SedAdMichael,
it seems Adobe Software has problems on system using non-dot decimal separators. To verify this, could I ask about the decimal separator your system is using (language setting). Is it a comma "," or a dot "."?
12. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142SetAdMichael Dec 6, 2011 2:50 PM (in response to cloud565)
Hi Jens,
thanks for trying to help us... But unfortunately this didn't resolve the problem - I changed the separator to "." instead of "," but the same error occured when trying to open the project....
I habe already sent my files to adobe - hopefully they are able to find a solution... I already got some messages that also other people are having this strange error...
13. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142cloud565 Dec 6, 2011 11:47 PM (in response to SetAdMichael)
Hi Michael,
> I changed the separator to "." instead of "," but the same error occured when trying to open the project....
it's correct that changing the dot separator will not make PRE 10 able to load the file correctly - I had no doubt in that, but having a system with "," supports my theory that this breaks the prel-files on saving. Using the dot separator in the system might not lead to corrupted files when saving the projects (that's my theory, I'd like to have confirmed).
> thanks for trying to help us... But unfortunately this didn't resolve the problem
I'm not just trying to help, I like my file getting fixed too
- As the Problem seems to lie in keyframe.h: Can someone please tell the correct format of all keyframe lines, so we could find out which lines are incorrect and fix those. - Until a patch is released.
- I have two hours of video in my prel file and it's about 5 MB large and spent a week of working hours. The perl replacement was successfully but is still not working - my file now fails when loaded at 86 percent with exactly the same error message. How do I find out which line or element fails, so I can replace more dots by commas
P.S. I hope Adobe will give us a patch soon and a fix-tool or a description how to fix the old files. Many language settings are using "," as a decimal separator, so whole countries are affected.
14. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142cloud565 Dec 7, 2011 2:06 PM (in response to cloud565)1 person found this helpful
HANDLE WITH CARE - I found a solution for my file!
My Theory seems to be working: It seems be the wrong interpretation of language settings.
1st fix (see above, you did this already):
- This fix replaced all numbers having "," as a separator and 12 or 24 digits after the separator. Numbers like "0,000000000000" or "0,000000000000000000000000" were replaced by the same values with "." instead of ",".
- perl -p -e "s/([-0-9]+?),([0-9]{12,24})/$1.$2/g" damaged.prel >working.prel
2nd fix (I found out this works for me):
- The second error is in the <Keyframes> lines. When I replaced the ";" by "," or ":" (see below) the file could be opened successfully. But I don't know if this is causing other problems with keyframes.
perl -p -e "s/([-0-9]+?)\.([0-9]{12,24});([0-9]{15})/$1.$2,$3/g" damaged.prel >working.prel
- A sample Line before replacement looks like this:
<Keyframes>914457600000000,-0.027113247662782669000000:0.647517740726470950000000,0,0,0.00 0000000000000000000000,0.166666666666666660000000,0.000000000000000000000000,0.16666666666 6666660000000,0,0,0.000000000000000000000000,0.000000000000000000000000,0.0000000000000000 00000000,0.000000000000000000000000;914711616000000,-0.027113247662782669000000:0.64751774 0726470950000000,0,0,0.000000000000000000000000,0.166666666666666660000000,0.1157127932576 03460000000,0.166666666666666660000000,0,0,0.000000000000000000000000,0.000000000000000000 000000,0.000000000000000000000000,0.000000000000000000000000;915981696000000,0.49961149692 5354000000000:0.408149182796478270000000,0,0,0.115712793257603460000000,0.1666666666666666 60000000,0.000000000000000000000000,0.166666666666666660000000,0,0,0.000000000000000000000 000,0.000000000000000000000000,0.000000000000000000000000,0.000000000000000000000000;91623 5712000000,0.499611496925354000000000:0.408149182796478270000000,0,0,0.0000000000000000000 00000,0.166666666666666660000000,0.000000000000000000000000,0.166666666666666660000000,0,0 ,0.000000000000000000000000,0.000000000000000000000000,0.000000000000000000000000,0.000000 000000000000000000;</Keyframes>
- Can Adobe please confirm these problems. I could send my broken file too if it helps.
15. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142RainerBl Dec 11, 2011 1:59 PM (in response to SetAdMichael)
Hi everyone,
after getting some hints from you about the possible cause of this error, I have been able to fix my project and I'd like to give you back my insights...
First, I uploaded the project file in the Windows Editor. By comparing the file to an earlier backup version which worked fine, I found the following:
At one point in time PE10 corrupts the .prel file by inserting "," in decimal numbers instead of the required "." for the <StartKeyframe> as well as for the <Keyframes> tags. The correct syntax of both these tags seems to be as follows:
xxxx is a 17 digit (integer) number
yyyy is either a (decimal) number z. or a range z.:z. or a boolean value (true or false)
z. is a decimal number (number followed by a ".")
In my corrupted .prel file, all numbers which were supposed to be "z." were actually "z," which caused the error.
Only some of the occurrences of this error can be captured by the script described above, namely replacing the "," followed by 12 or 24 "0" with a ".". Unfortunately, there are a lot of other occurencences which have to be dealt with in order to correct the .prel file. One can get a number of algorithms for speeding up the process of replacing the erroneous "," with ".",
e.g. search for ",000000" and replace it by ".000000" (similar to the scipt above) but you also have to consider
search for ",," and replace it by ".,"
search for "0,5" and replace it by "0.5",
search for ",<" and replace it by ".< etc., you get the idea....
This list is not complete, you still have to search manually for some odd numbers!! However, as you progress with replacing the erroneous "," you will see the perceantage of the .prel file loading successfully increase and at the end of the day (more an hour really) the file will load completely. I have not tried to fully automate the process. Hope this was a one time effort!
The above procedure is a pain in the neck, but if your son has spent an entire weekend on a project it is worth the effort! Hope this will work for you as well. Adobe should be able to fix this easily. Good luck!
Best regards, Rainer
16. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142SetAdMichael Dec 18, 2011 6:18 AM (in response to SetAdMichael)1 person found this helpful
Hi Rainer,
that's it - everything is working... What have I done?
I used both (!!) scripts from cloud565 with the following command lines via cmd:
C:\Perl64\bin>perl -p -e "s/([-0-9]+?),([0-9]{12,24})/$1.$2/g" D:\We.prel >D:\We1.prel
C:\Perl64\bin>perl -p -e "s/([-0-9]+?)\.([0-9]{12,24});([0-9]{15})/$1.$2,$3/g" D:\We1.prel >D:\We2.prel
Note: C:\Perl64 is the install path of pearl, We.prel is the damaged existing initial project. We1 and We2 are going to be created by the script.
Then I opend We2.prel in notepad++ and followed the instructions of Rainer, but just 2 of them:
search for ,< and replace by .<
search for 0,5 and replaxe by 0.5
And that was all I had to to - after this PE10 was able to open the projects, I didn't have to replace other lines / expressions like Rainer.
So glad that the projects are working again, thanks all of you for helping us and leading us to the solution!
17. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142Kinou31 Jan 7, 2012 10:11 AM (in response to SetAdMichael)
Hi everyone,
I have the same problem after many hours on this project.
"Premiere Elements has encountered an error.
My project weighs 3 499 038 octets.
without explanation, suddenly, my project has been altered and also all versions of the same project automatically saved in Adobe Premiere Elements 10.
This is the first project that I create with Adobe Premiere Elements 10 on my new pc.
I use a Intel Core I7 with Windows 7 Pro FR 64bits, 120Go SSD Harddisk and 16Go DDRAM.
I have applied all solutions proposed above without success.
I would like to have your opinion on two points.
1 - do you think it is possible to find a solution to my problem?
2 - how to be on not to meet again this problem on other projects?
Best regards,
Balma, France.
18. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142Steve Grisetti Jan 7, 2012 2:45 PM (in response to Kinou31)
If your problem is exactly the same, you should start by using exactly the same solution that worked for the original poster.
19. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142Kinou31 Jan 8, 2012 2:37 AM (in response to Steve Grisetti)
Thanks Steve,
but that's exactly what I did.
I applied SetAdMichael solution first
and after RainerBl solution
and after cloud565 solution
and even several times each. I thank them for their work.
I will completely recreate my project, if I have the same problem again I will choose, with regrets, another video editing software. Indeed Adobe seems unable to explain and fix this bug. Adobe Premieres Element 10 is not sufficiently reliable to be used resulted seriously.
It is unacceptable to lose the result of a several days, including backups.
I feel like I have been deceived by purchasing this version which ultimately cost me a lot of time and money spent unnecessarily.
Best regards,
Balma, France.
20. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142RainerBl Jan 8, 2012 3:27 AM (in response to Kinou31)
Hi Kinou,
I know how you feel, it's really frustrating. Just one hint, though... In my solution, I did not list all erronous occurrences of "," ! I listed some of the common patterns, but there are other lines where you really have to do a search/replace on an individual basis. So, if you really want to recover your project, it is my experience that you have to go through the entire file looking for the tags and the syntax that I described above. One missed "," where a "." should be will corrupt the project! I could see my progress in the increase of the percentage the project loaded before I got the error message. Hope this helps...
Good luck, Rainer
21. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142sgm_maffe Jan 10, 2012 12:06 PM (in response to Kinou31)
Adobe i have also this problem. I spend lots of hours to a project. All went fine till now with those error:
I don't have a D: drive ??
My project was ready in the first place. I saved it. The only thing i did was: Share it with YouTube. I choose the setting "High definition 1920 ...." rendering starts en uploaded it to Youtube.
I was very angry because the output on youtube was very bad. The 720p and 1080p where not as good as on my timeline. It was very late so i closed Adobe Premiere, and the pc asked me to save the file?
I thought: save the file? i did nothing change? ... but i did choose yes... stupid... maybe i must choose No.
Just now i would like to render again but i get the Keyframe problem..
Why Adobe why? Please can you fix this problem with a simple workarround? I have a deadline.
Have no time to do the scripting with Perl. Do you have a faster way.?
22. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142sgm_maffe Jan 10, 2012 12:03 PM (in response to Kinou31)
I spend some time, same as you. Did al those 3 things. script1, script2 and replace ,, 0,5 and the ,< thing. But again same error.
And there is post above with text "This list is not complete"
What need to be done more?
I find this very annoying!
All Automatically created recovery/saved files have different date and timestamps and i thougth to use one of the latest. But that also does not work? Same Keyframe.h-142 error.
When will the fix come Adobe?
23. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142Steve Grisetti Jan 10, 2012 1:49 PM (in response to sgm_maffe)
Remember, this is a user-to-user forum.
If you'd like to contact Adobe, click the Contact Adobe button at the bottom of any page on this web site.
They are open to bug reports and feature requests.
24. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142Sanctus799 Jan 12, 2012 11:35 PM (in response to SetAdMichael)
Made a console application (Windows) that solved this problem for me (based on the above regex but with some modifications). Make sure to backup your data before trying this! You need .NET4.
Premier10ProjRepair.exe <input.prel> <output.prel>
Thanks to SetAdMichael for the help with this. Hope this will be resolved properly soon! My experiences with Premier was so good until this fatal error occured .
25. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142sgm_maffe Jan 13, 2012 1:03 AM (in response to Sanctus799)
After running your exe, i have the same h-142 problem.
But i did find out something else.
The last working backup from my prel file is from 5-1-2012. This file is 3.223 kb
I then worked some hours and the corrupt prel file is from 8-1-2012. But this file is smaller: 2.462 kb ?
When you work at a projects, for as far as i know, the prel file will each time growing ... or not?
Can i send my files to someone who can look at whats going wrong with my last working good en defective prel file?
Would be very pleased....
26. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142the_wine_snob Jan 13, 2012 8:29 AM (in response to sgm_maffe)
With a PREL, the file size will depend on what one is doing. If a Project is Trimmed, Assets are Deleted, etc., the size of the file may well shrink. It is, after all, just an XML database, and contains links to Assets, plus instructions, that will be used, when one Exports/Shares to an AV file.
Good luck,
27. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142Viba IT Jan 16, 2012 3:11 PM (in response to SetAdMichael)
Could all of you that still have this problem go to http://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/pre10_project_open_fail and click the "+1" (Add my vote) to make sure Adobe gets the extent of this problem.
28. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142sgm_maffe Jan 21, 2012 8:16 AM (in response to Viba IT)
Yes yes,my prel is working again, thanks to tip in that post:
upload your defect prel file and get a working back!
Nice job!
Only "one little thing", you need to check all the video- and audio fade-in and fade-outs!
29. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142ERognlid May 20, 2012 3:26 PM (in response to sgm_maffe)
I have the same problem. I have tryed all the solutions and are currently browsing trough my prel file for dot or comma errors that this solutions dont catch. But how do I know if this key frame is correct
<Keyframes>914305190400000,264,93505859375,0,0,0.,0.16666666666666666,-39.557989075251342, 0.16666666666666666,915205848338028,124.675323486328,0,0,-39.557989075251342,0.16666666666 666666,0.,0.16666666666666666;</Keyframes>
or it shoud be 264.93505859375
I also have another recurrent keyframe
<StartKeyframe>-91445760000000000,0.500000000000000000000000:0.500000000000000000000000,0, 0,0.000000000000000000000000,0.000000000000000000000000,0.000000000000000000000000,0.00000 0000000000000000000,5,4,0.000000000000000000000000,0.000000000000000000000000,0.0000000000 00000000000000,0.000000000000000000000000</StartKeyframe>
How can I know that 5,4 is correct, not 5.4?
Is there a way of knowing where in the file Premier Elements find the error?
30. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142ERognlid May 21, 2012 9:07 AM (in response to ERognlid)
Puh, solved my problem.
I found a relativly easy way of figuring out the odd numbers Rainer talked about in his post. My solution:
I run the perl script from Michaels post.
Then did the ,< and ,, replace from Rainers post.
Ending up with finding the odd numbers
1) I made a copy of the perl file and change the filtype to .txt
2) Opend this file in Excel
3) Used filter sorting for <keyframe
4) kopied that into a new workbook witch I saved as a txt fil
5) I opend this file in notepad uses and replaces all the , with |
(This step should not be necesary, but excel did not sort out the colums in my next step if I did not replace hte , )
6) opend the new txt file and selected colums separated with |
7) then I looked trough the file for abnormalities. It was relativly easy spotting the errors.
8) When spotting an error, I searche for the number in my original PREL fil, witch I had opend in notepad and fixed the error
I then repeated the proces from step 3 sorting for <startkeyfram
I saved my project, but it is stupide that this error occure and Adobe has not mad a fix for it. If my memory is not wrong the exact same problem occured in an earlyer version of Premier 5-6 years ago.
31. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142PelleV May 29, 2012 11:35 PM (in response to sgm_maffe)
first of it is unbelievable that this still is an issue in Premiere Elements 10, when the issue is known for at least half a year. That just ruined my morning. Thanks everyone for the fixes here, that saved me 3 hours of redoing everything from the last working auto-save.
Thanks to VibaIT for hosting a website with the script, so everything was working again in 3 minutes.
32. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142ichbinneuhier Jul 3, 2012 12:36 PM (in response to SetAdMichael)
hello... i found a really really easy solution for your/my problem on the internet!
just upload your corrupt file and the fixed file will be automatically downloaded to your PC! it helped me a lot and my project works fine again!!!
best regards and hope it will help you (although it's been a while since you posted it here)
33. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142Larryc004 Jul 22, 2013 12:30 PM (in response to the_wine_snob)
I don't have more solutions, but an observation on specific actions that may have caused this. I have created more than 10 DVD's with no problems. Then I used the "Fun in the Sun" disc menu on two projects an both were corrupted. Another video created between theswe two was fine and used a different menu. I always create a file version on my network storage to view for errors prior to burning DVD's. The menus did not work correctly on these disk based versions, although the moves did play. I just could not navigate the menu correctly (no highlights appeared). The only other difference I can think of is the use of fade in at the beginning and fade out at the end. I believe I have used this before, but perhaps not. Although I can't be 100% certain, I hope this gives Adobe a clue as to where to look and may help some of you.
34. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142martin_jernberg_tibble May 16, 2014 5:36 AM (in response to Sanctus799)
Thank you this fix, fixed our problems here at Tibble Gymnasium
thank you so much <3
35. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142A.T. Romano May 16, 2014 8:21 AM (in response to martin_jernberg_tibble)
What version of Premiere Elements are you using and on what computer operating system is it running?
Just curious....Rainer (post 15) is marked as the correct answer, but you seem to have found your correct answer in the post of Sanctus (post 24). Did you try both or just the one? If both, did Rainer's suggestion work for you also?
36. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142bonberris Jul 24, 2014 5:44 PM (in response to SetAdMichael)
38. Re: Elements 10 Error: d:\pre\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\Keyframe/Keyframe.h-142A.T. Romano Jul 24, 2014 6:14 PM (in response to bonberris)
Please continue the discussion in the other thread to which you have attached yourself.
Re: Problems with Premiere Elements 12
Or better yet, if our discussions continue on your Premiere Elements issues, it might be a good idea to start your own new thread so that we
can find each other. I nearly missed your display error screenshots in this thread that we are in now.


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In the last in a five part series on the future of mobile, Roland Pease explores why networks may soon be flooded with robotic customers.
Wander through the historic streets of the Roman city of Bath in the UK, and you might sense that they are smarter than average. And you would be right.
It is not just that the streets are clean, it is that intelligent waste bins keep them that way.
The array of solar-powered trash cans deployed around the touristic city centre have the ability to call the council refuse department and let it know when they are about to overflow.
It may seem a ridiculous notion, but these smart bins are pathfinders for the future connected world, where machine talks to machine, and where the mobile networks have robotic customers.
By 2020 there will be 50 billion machines connected across the world, thanks to the growth of wireless data, according to the cell phone giant Ericsson. Indeed, the wired world passed a landmark in 2009, when the number of people connected to the internet was overtaken by the number of devices.
And a report to the US National Intelligence Council highlighted the "internet of things" as one of the disruptive technologies of the near future: "By 2025 internet nodes may reside in everyday things—food packages, furniture, paper documents, and more," the expert group wrote.
The basic idea is that if all objects are equipped with basic networking abilities, they can be identified and queried by computers, making the world smarter and more convenient. Applications range from the serious to the absurd. Think of a network of tiny sensors deployed around the world that can monitor global temperature and automatically send that information back to a central location. Or sensor-laden buses, trams and trains that broadcast their location to give commuters real-time updates on their location. Or applications that allow you to control the lights in your home remotely. Or smart fridges that alert you when you have run out of milk. Or – of course – bins that can shout when they want to be emptied.
BigBelly Solar, the provider of Bath's bins, was an early pioneer of M2M, as this kind of machine-to-machine connectivity has also become called, setting up business in 2003. The company's approach is a microcosm of what the internet of things could offer.
"Going round Boston," says founder Jim Poss, "I saw all these overflowing garbage cans, and idling garbage trucks, and every time they stopped and started, there was this big plume of black smoke. And I realised there was a problem."
The problem was a lack of information. The city sanitation department never knew which bins needed emptying making most trips wasteful.
Putting a solar-powered chip into a low-tech bin may seem an over-the-top solution. But Poss underlines that the sanitation system overall is not low tech. With all the organisation that goes on running it, there's actually a lot information being processed in the background.
The bins themselves still aren't that smart – just smart enough. By posting back regular SMS messages detailing how full they are, they give the network the data it needs to plan ahead, to see which bins will need attending to and which route might be optimal for waste trucks to empty them. If some bins are in rubbish hotspots while others are underused, it's easy to see which need to be moved.
The fact that the information is handled by the company in Boston, and made available to clients over the internet, underlines the connectedness of the system. It is truly a prototype of the bigger internet of things to come. And the room for growth. The company has 18,000 deployed around the world. "But we've barely scratched the surface," declares founder Jim Poss. "There are millions upon millions of very wasteful garbage cans out there. Let alone when we broaden that to M2M devices in general – the world is our oyster."
Car cloud
For the phone utilities, M2M represents a great opportunity. For one thing, the amount of data a device is likely to send is very small – it won't put a great strain on the network capacity. And much of the communication is not time critical. Like other public services, phone networks experience a rush hour – typically at the end of the working day, when commuters call home to say they're on their way and then dial up some tasty video stream. But in the middle of the night, the airwaves are almost silent, a wasted resource.
It would be no problem for low-priority messages to be scheduled for off-peak periods, effortlessly increasing revenue, while more urgent data could be squeezed into temporary lulls in mostly busy traffic.
What scares providers is the prospect of large numbers of machines trying to establish contact with a base station at the same moment – instantaneously congesting the system, and interfering with regular callers' access. When the internet of things grows well into the billions of connections, that's going to be a common issue. Unsurprisingly, redesigning the connection protocols to accommodate machine communications is a high priority in wireless research.
Of course, there are many other ways machines can connect into the internet – through wi-fi access, Bluetooth and so on. Much of the connectivity takes those paths at the moment. But where cellular wireless scores over these is in autonomy: not only devices with solar power (or other forms of energy harvesting) that can be freed from the electrical grid, but with mobile connectivity, they can be put in relatively remote locations, or can be free to roam.
Cars are a classic case. With vehicles already extensively run by computer, wired for infotainment, guided by connected satnavs, it's only natural that they should each become another node in the internet of things. It's only with the mobile infrastructure they can maintain continuous contact as they move from zone to zone down the street.
There was already interest in using wireless communications between cars as a safety measure. A leading car is less likely to get shunted if it can wirelessly message the one behind that it's slowing sharply before the brake lights come on. Indeed, in 1999 a band of the radio spectrum – called the Dedicated Short Range Communications (DSRC) band - was allocated specifically for this purpose.
Though Professor Mario Gerla of the University of California in Los Angeles, who's been looking at vehicle networking for the past decade, thinks auto manufacturers may lose their exclusive access because these safety systems have been so slow to come on the market.
"DSRC was developed to have plenty of bandwidth so that it wouldn't have to fight [radio] congestion and competition with commercial traffic, to give a clean channel for the safety applications. But the rumours are that it will be taken away. So the challenge now will be to develop safety applications using spectrum that is not totally dedicated to you."
Among the concepts Professor Gerla is working on is the "cognitive car" – one that uses intelligent spectrum sensing on the fly to identify free bandwidth as it speeds down the freeway (it is a concept similar to cognitive radio, described in the second of this five part series). In the past he's proposed CarTorrent – a vehicular equivalent of the popular BitTorrent software used to share large files on the internet. In cars, it would allow cars to connect in a flexible way.
In a way, cars in Gerla's dream would be not at the tips of the branches on the internet of things, but would become part of its fabric. Each vehicle would be a potential access point for the internet.
"What I imagine is that all the vehicles will become mobile sensor platforms, with video cameras and everything. They will produce so much information you can't upload it all on the internet. So they will have data storage on board, processing power … you'd have a kind of mobile cloud."
It would work because of the simple benefits it would bring. Vehicles would no longer merely receive traffic reports; they would deliver the information about local driving conditions into the cloud (though they'd need to know the difference between a red traffic light and a traffic jam). Through distributed intelligence, vehicles could cooperatively plan their routes to avoid congestion in critical areas – a 2005 study estimated traffic delays cost the US economy $78 billion.
Energy harvest
Of course, there are potential problems. Everytime you let your computer or router be accessed by other users, you are vulnerable to hacking. This was illustrated in a 2010 study that showed that even built-in tyre-pressure sensors (which wirelessly connect to the onboard computer) are a security weak point. The researchers at Rutgers and South Carolina Universities showed hackers could eaves drop and track the wireless tyre transmitters, and substitute false warning messages.
Any internet of things in the future would have major issues of security, authentication and trust if we are to enjoy the benefits of seamless connectivity. Giacomo Morabito of the University of Catania proposes that trust relationships based on the approach used by social networks. For example, devices possessed by the same owner should trust each other more than those owned by different people. Objects made by the same manufacturer are more likely have common inanimate interests.
"When my Apple computer doesn't connect to the departmental Microsoft-based printer, why should I go and ask the Mac user in the next office how she does it? This is 2013. My computer should find hers, and they should sort it out for themselves," Morabito explains.
Power is another issue. For billions of devices to be truly autonomous, there can't be any worry about when their battery runs out. Here, Moore's ubiquitous law of shrinking electronics s the net's friend.
In phones and computers it has meant ever increasing processor potential. But in the other direction it has meant low-level processing for ever decreasing cost. And requiring ever decreasing power.
For Professor Ian Akyildiz, Professor of Telecommunications at the Georgia Institute of Technology, this means the inevitable end point is the internet of nanothings. We don't want to be aware of the devices that help us in our lives, he argues, so the sensors would have to be much smaller than the microsensors and Radio Frequency Identification tags we see around us now. That would mean they could use much less power, surviving on energy harvested from the environment (see the third article in this series).
Their nano-antennas (made of carbon nanotubes or graphene) would be too small to send and receive radio waves, and so the devices would naturally operate in the very high frequency terahertz range – currently used in airport body scanners. The advantage of that would be that the data rates could in principle be far higher than with radio devices.
The nano-sensors would themselves be networked together, but also be connected into wider internet.
Like others, he foresees the internet of things in the far future being connected into our very bodies, using hybrid components that marry the biological with the electronic. "We could create biological transistors for example, using proteins and graphene circuits," he imagines.
Body sensor networks made this way could report to your doctor via the internet he claims, and receive instructions the same way as part of your treatment. "It sounds like science fiction," Akyildiz accepts, "but it's part of an e-health vision for 25 years in the future."
Of course, with this kind of intimate connectivity, you would really want to know about the trust and security arrangements. Much sooner, Akyildiz foresees the internet of things improving our lives in all kinds of subtle ways - invisibly controlling the lights, heating, air conditioning in our rooms and offices.
Giacomo Morabito would like a front door to his house that realises when he's left it open by mistake, and shut itself. Jim Poss would like smart lorries that would know what goods are in the neighbourhood destined to go to the same destination, before they set off half-loaded down the highway.
Morabito says in many ways all the technology is in place to let these things happen soon. But, he says, what's holding the internet of things back is the lack of a common language, a set of standards that means that billions of devices will connect effortlessly. These standards – whilst perhaps lacking the excitement of many of the applications – are critical. It was the creation of international standards that allowed mobile phones become a worldwide phenomenon.
"There are a lot of smart applications using intelligent sensors already, but it's in our hands what the internet of things will be by 2020," he says.
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Latest news
Jul 30 Indywiki now uses Launchpad to handle internalization. Please help us translate Indywiki to your native language, by translating a few strings! Launchpad is a very intuitive way to deal with translations and is being used by many big projects, eg Ubuntu Linux.
Jul 30 I have written an article that presents Indywiki for a greek magazine, you can find it here. Keep in mind that the article is in greek!
Jul 8 We are currently working on Indywiki's internalization, while Serzan has created a debian package for Indywiki. Many thanks to all the debian people who have tested the package!
May 15 Indywiki 0.9.9 is out! Main features include navigation via text links, in addition to image links, visual clues for distinguishing between native images (images in the current page) and non-native images (images in pages linked to and from the current page) and changes that make the program faster and more customisable! Download the program or check the screenshots!
Apr 30 I will be giving a presentation at the University of Piraeus Software Libre Society, on 9 May. Don't worry if you don't live in Athens, as the event will be lively streamed during the presentation! I will present the new version of Indywiki browser, that will be released during the next few days.
Apr 14 An attempt to document indywiki's code has started. If you are interested you might want to check the developer notes!
Mar 22 We interrupt this program to bring you a special announcement: Indywiki 0.9.8 is out! This version contains many new features and the addition of a toolbar, that enables a more pleasant and intuitive navigation! Download the program or check the screenshots. Indywiki, a visual browser for Wikipedia pages.
Mar 12 What's the current status with Indywiki development? After FOSDEM 2008 serzan (Serafeim Zanikolas) has sent code contributions and helps me improve the quality of code. So a lot of refactoring is taking place these days, after that we can start working on adding more features and improve existing ones. And the code will be easier to work on and extend!
Mar 12 The Ioannina Linux User Group (I.L.U.G.) has released iloog, a Gentoo-based LiveCD, targeted mainly at students and scientists! Iloog contains a plethora of scientific applications, programming languages, plus libraries, programming editors and IDEs. Amongst the applications they have included Indywiki. Iloog seems to be a great system to use, especially for IT students and developpers.
Mar 12 As expected, FOSDEM 2008 has been a major success! It's an amazing experience to see so many open source developers and people interested in OSS! I was anxious during the presentation for Indywiki and it is true that it could have been much better. You can find the slides and video, that has been put online by the FOSDEM team (they deserve congratulations for organizing such an event)!
Feb 7 I'll be giving a presentation about Indywiki at FOSDEM 08 lightning talks. Personal goals for the event? "Attract" people to take part in the project, help with new ideas and existing list of features that could be added! Plus have a great time, as I had at last year's FOSDEM.
Feb 4 Bugs, bugs, bugs!A small (and silly) typo error on one line doesn't allow the program to discover and display the correct results of a Wikipedia search on an article. Check the bugs section for more information on this issue that is going to be solved on version 0.9.8
Jan 30 Nice article on linux.com by Dmitri Popov.Thanks Dmitri!
Jan 3 Indywiki 0.9.7 is out! This version contains new features and bug fixes, that result in 40% better results!
Dec 27 Indywiki 0.9.6 is out!Gui hangs while Indywiki tries to fetch and display images have been fixed!Gui is by far more stable now, we are heading forward to the first stable release :) Windows users will get executables of this version in a few days, as I am on holidays away from windows systems!
Dec 25 Indywiki 0.9.5 is out! Windows users will get compensated with
a better installer than on previous versions.
Dec 24 A lot of significant refactoring has been done to Indywiki these days! First of all the algorithm that finds related images now takes under consideration which categories the article belongs to, thus results are by far more accurate. This and some more improvements will be available with the next release of Indywiki. If you can't wait,get the code through the project's repository
Dec 14 Indywiki 0.9.4 is out! This release fixes bugs and adds new features.
Dec 11 Indywiki project is going to be renamed as Indywiki. Wikia inc kindly requested that we change the name, as there is a small conflict with their name. Check the TODO list to find out ways to help!
Nov 17 There has been almost one month and a half since indywiki's initial release and feedback has been very good so far! Currently I'm researching on ways to provide more reliable content (thus more interesting), that is based on relationships between wikipedia articles. Searching on other wikipedia sites (than the english one) is going to be added soon. More importantly, there is work under progress considering the overal aesthetics and graphics of indywiki! Most of these changes will happen in version 0.9.2 (not the graphics though). There could be your favourite quote or slogan.
Some times browsing over the plethora of information available through
wikipedia pages becomes a boring activity.
Indywiki is an open source project that aims to explore different ways of visually browsing wikipedia pages. This might be very helpful, especially in cases we are only interested to get an idea on the term we are searching for. In other words, browsing through images, while the text is still available to read!
Indywiki also discovers and displays images that are contained on links to our search keyword. Images are displayed in tenths. So if we are searching for a city as an example, after we get all images displayed on the wikipedia page about this city, we'll start getting links about related items (that might be other cities in this country, personalities and culture of this city and practically everything related, the more we keep on getting images.
Indywiki achieves this by taking under consideration
1)articles that link to our article
2)articles that are linked from our article
3)categories to which our article and also all articles on 1) and 2) belong to.
All links get a score, that increases if a link is at 1) and 2), or if it belongs to one or more categories as our article. After indywiki has discovered the related articles, it parses them and fetches their first image, in case they have one. Usually the first image is the most representative of an article. We can continue the search for as long as we like!
Indywiki is pretty straightforward to use.
When the program launches, write your search term on the box and press enter, or the magnifier icon. You will notice that the mouse pointer changes, an indication that something is happening. After a while (depending on your internet connection) text and images will start appearing on the screen. On the left text box titles are displayed. If you click on one of them, it's text will appear on the main text box. Text that appears on the main box is the summary of our search term, which is usually the first paragraphs -according to the wikipedia guidelines on how to write an article!
The text box located on the right of our program, contains wikipedia links founded on the article we are searching for. If you press one of them, a new search will start, with this keyword. After the first ten images are displayed, place the mouse pointer on one of them, and you will see the text accompanying the image on the wikipedia article, if there is one. If the page has less than ten images (or if it doesn't have any images at all), indywiki searches links of that page and displays their images, provided they have not been displayed before. If you notice the column character on one of the titles, the name before the column refers to the page where we got that image, and the string after the column is that image's description. After you have searched for a link and got back the result images, you can press the right arrow, that is on the upper side of the application. The application will try to fetch and display the next 10 images, if they exist, otherwise it will bring the images of the links found on the page we were looking for.Similarly you can press the left arrow and the application will display the previous ten images.
On the other side, if you click on an image that belongs to an article that is different than the term we are looking for, that image's article becomes our query, thus you will get back the results of that page.
However, if you click on one image that has been fetched from the article we were looking for, the image will be displayed on a separate window, at it's normal size, not as a thumbnail!
Technical Information
Indywiki is written on python 2.5, and the gui environment is written on pyqt 4.3. Since it uses qt, the gui is independant of the operating system. It is written once and can be run on Windows, Mac OSX, Linux (KDE, GNOME).
indywiki in KDE, by Stefan Rodiger
Authors: Markos Gogoulos email@example.com
Serafeim Zanikolas - firstname.lastname@example.com
Hope you will find the program useful :)
Please help improve indywiki, by sending suggestions, ideas, code, bugs, graphics!


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text: Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - WHere, Oh Where SHould I go? Get TEFL Certified & Start Your Adventure Today! Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in WHere, Oh Where SHould I go? Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Turkey View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message lclarocheJoined: 16 Jun 2003Posts: 21Location: Seattle, USA Posted: Mon Aug 11, 2003 2:43 am Post subject: WHere, Oh Where SHould I go? So, I'm going to push this escapist fantasy that's been developing in my head about running away and teaching in Turkey a little too far... THe questio is now, where should I go? I'm an experienced teacher, both ESL and veteran of the American public school system (yes, THAT American public school system!). I'm an 'active internationalist' of sorts, linguist by training, well traveled, speak several languages, etc. IF I were to go Turkey for a short spell, where do y'all suggest I go? (Follow-up to that: I have friends/former students in the Caucauses and Central Asia- and have an interest in 'traditional communities'- should I consider Eastern Turkey and where?) Thanks! CL Back to top SweetOneJoined: 19 Jul 2003Posts: 109 Posted: Mon Aug 11, 2003 6:20 am Post subject: I will be going to Konya. It is the most conservative city in the country, but I am offered a pretty decent job and will go on a bit of faith. Worst case scenario: It is horrible and unpleasant, but I will have arrived in the country with my work visa, permit, etc., and can then look for work in other cities, after my contract is expired. A lot of people have suggested Izmir (a beautiful place) and Kayseri (spelling?). Eventually, I will go to those places and check them out. Hopefully, yaramaz, richard ame and I think scot47 will see this post soon and be of more service. They have the most experience and are VERY helpful and knowledgeable. It might also be a good idea (if you have the money, time, etc.) to take a trip over there, first. I backpacked all over the place in September and fell in love with the everything Turkish. Well, not EVERYTHING but most all of it. This is why I am a bit confident that I will not have a culture-shock-like experience and will be happy. Back to top gelinJoined: 09 Mar 2003Posts: 144Location: Istanbul, Turkey Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2003 1:49 am Post subject: I really think that you need to decide why you're going and what you're looking for. This may sound like a fairly obvious question, but a lot of people don't really think about it. If you're in it for strictly culture and you're not adverse to something way different, then the east is the way to go. I must strongly warn you, however, that you will be in for culture shock, no matter how much you think you won't. I have lived in Turkey for 10 years and I know I would experience it if I were to go. Another question is how much money and what degree of comfort you're looking for. Obviously you need money to live on, but how well is an important thing to think about. There's more money to be made in the bigger cities, of course. You also must look at your credentials to see what positions are available to you. If you don't have an undergraduate degree in English, along with a teaching certificate, then you probably have to look at language schools. What age groups would you like to teach, etc.? Lots of questions to answer and then we can give you more of a directed response. Back to top lclarocheJoined: 16 Jun 2003Posts: 21Location: Seattle, USA Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2003 2:41 am Post subject: The plot thickens thanks for the replies, and your questions are fair enough. First, the easiest: I have a BA in Linguistics, and ESL certificate, and nearly 6 years teaching experience (most of it in the US, non-ESL). As for cultural shock, I'm very well traveled and have visited some fairly 'extreme' places, but I'll take your word that I'm not prepared. Having said that, I'm up for a challenge! As for comfort level, where I live teachers are paid relatively very, very low. The last job abroad I took was in Cuba cause with housing paid, I figured it was worth the 'pay cut' (it was!). It was pretty rough living, albeit of the tropical, post-soviet kind (unfurnished apts in big ugly concrete buildings with sporatic electricity and water and little relief of the outside elements). As for pay, if I take home more than $600/mo (that's after rent and basic food) I'm doing better than I am here in the US! (I wish that were an exaggeration, but it's not!) So, genie, where does that put me? Back to top yaramazJoined: 05 Mar 2003Posts: 2384Location: Not where I was before Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2003 7:39 am Post subject: Judging by your past work experience and travel stamina, I'd say Turkey'd be a blast for you. Qualified teachers can make pretty good money by Turkish standards at the private k-12s. I know one woman at the TED in Ankara who clears 3 billion TL/month with free housing (it's about 1.6 million lira to the US$). I earn half that and very live well in Kayseri, which is in central Anatolia. In spite of the conservative nature of my city, I like living there because it isn't at all touristy. I like Istanbul and Antalya and all the beautiful coastline... but I don't know if I could live there full time. Every time I travelled around the more touristy areas I felt targeted as a tourist, as a rich yabanci. Where I live, I'm one of the few foreigners around. We are treated kindly and with good humour. We are often invited to dinner, to tea, to meet family, etc. Everyone knows who I am, where I work, and they know I'm not just passing through. This is a hugely important fact. Even the tourist haven of Cappadocia empties out from October till late April, and you are given a chance to actually befriend the people there because they don't just look at you with dollar signs in their eyes. I have a rich social life in my region of Turkey. I do, however, miss the bars and cafes of Istanbul...but I don't miss being hassled constantly and I don't miss the crowds and the rush and the traffic. It really depends on what you enjoy, what you want, and what you will put up with. Turkey is a very rewarding country if you approach it with an open mind and an adventurous step... O, and SweetOne, let me know how Konya turns out. Which school are you going to? I know one of the English teachers at the TED there. Lovely woman from NZ. Back to top lclarocheJoined: 16 Jun 2003Posts: 21Location: Seattle, USA Posted: Wed Aug 13, 2003 3:55 am Post subject: getting closer... Yes, you sorta got me figured all out. I forgot to mention my high abhorance of tourist-drenched locales. I much prefer to be the only foreigner in a large radius (yeah yeah yeah, don't we all...). So, thanks for the heads up on the tourist scene in Turkey. But now that we got THAT figured out, where exactly do I go? Are there small places not too far from a beach that needs EFL teachers? Back to top yaramazJoined: 05 Mar 2003Posts: 2384Location: Not where I was before Posted: Wed Aug 13, 2003 5:35 am Post subject: Try Tarsus American College, in the South near Mersin. They have a good reputation, and a friend of mine works for them. The beaches are nice in that area but Tarsus is a bit off the beaten track. Also, try Nevsehir in Cappadocia (no beach but beautiful area anyway)- they have a private k-12 there but the name escapes me. An Aussie woman called Claire works there with only a BA and TEFL. I'm not sure where else to recommend as I'm not sure where there are schools that hire foreigners... and I don't know if they are good schools. There tend to be far more options in the big centers, obviously. There are several in Antalya and thereabouts but Antalya kind of annoys me, with its prices listed in Euro, etc. There are TED Kolejis (private k-12s that often hire foreigners, faily good reputations- I teach at one) in the following seaside areas: Istanbul, Bursa, Manisa and Aydin (Aegean), Zonguldak and Eredli (Black Sea), and several inland at Ankara, Afyon, Isparta, Konya, Malatya, Batman and Kayseri. They all have websites so just Google TED Koleji and the name. Good luck! Back to top gelinJoined: 09 Mar 2003Posts: 144Location: Istanbul, Turkey Posted: Wed Aug 13, 2003 5:00 pm Post subject: Unless Tarsus has cleaned up their act, I would steer clear. Back to top yaramazJoined: 05 Mar 2003Posts: 2384Location: Not where I was before Posted: Wed Aug 13, 2003 5:26 pm Post subject: Do you mean the school or the town? My friend says she's had a lovely time there. Did you used to work there? What did they do?? Back to top gelinJoined: 09 Mar 2003Posts: 144Location: Istanbul, Turkey Posted: Wed Aug 13, 2003 6:38 pm Post subject: I'm talking Tarsus American. There has been a lot of trouble with the newer administration and how they take the students' "side" of things and that the students run the show there. I have not worked there, but have known people who have and were not at all pleased. There was a big turnover several years ago. If there are current employees who have a different story to tell, then by all means, do. The school used to be one of the best in Turkey and it's a shame for it to fall from its grace. Tarsus, the city, is lovely, but hotttttttt and close to the Adana/U.S. military installation. Back to top richard ameJoined: 16 Jan 2003Posts: 319Location: Republic of Turkey Posted: Thu Sep 04, 2003 7:51 am Post subject: Where to go Hi Lc I don't know if you made a decision on your place to teach yet so perhaps my two pence worth may be too late or not . When I first arrived in Izmir I and my good lady were shipped out to aplace about 80miles away called Salihli, It is a bit if a backwater but not remote and we were the only foreign teachers of English in the area as a result we had plenty of work and made quite a few good long lasting friendships we drop by every once in a while and rekindle old memories . Anyway I know this is an area starved of language teachers as I'm always asked if I can find someone to live and work there for an indefinite time, we were there for a year and well it was great experience for us we learnt a lot about our craft and it stood us in good stead when we decided to move to the city. You may want to consider this option there are very few tourists but your are only 2 hours away by coach from Izmir,the air is clean and the food and water are excellent and imho the hospitality of the people is unsurpassed . If you want any more gen sent me a pm and I'll pass on more about what I know . Salihli is in a province called Manisa btw. 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Cron is a powerful job scheduler for GNU/Linux and many other operating systems. It automates recurring tasks by executing commands at a given time. It has a wide range of potential applications; most simple recurring tasks, from backups to e-mail retrieval, can be automated using cron, saving users time and headaches.
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Initial configuration
Users & autostart
Cron should work "out-of-the-box" for most Arch Linux users. In order to use crontab, users must be members of a designated group, but in Arch Linux, that group is users, of which all users should already be members. If for whatever reason some users are not members of this group, they can be added to it with the command:
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To ensure cron starts on boot, add the crond daemon to the daemons array of rc.conf. See Daemon#Starting_on_Boot for details.
Handling errors of jobs
Errors can occur during execution of jobs. When this happens cron register stderr output of job as e-mail and try to send it by default via sendmail command. To log this message you can use -M option of crontd and write you own script or install rudimentary SMTP subsystem (esmtp in this example):
# pacman -S esmtp procmail
After installation create file Template:Filename with this content:
identity email@example.com hostname mail.myisp.com:25 username "myself" password "secret" starttls enabled default mda "/usr/bin/procmail -d %T"
Procmail needs root privileges to work in delivery mode but it is not an issue if you are running the cronjobs as root.
To test that everything works correctly, create a file Template:Filename with "test message" in it.
From the directory containing Template:Filename run:
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$ cat /var/spool/mail/user_name
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Thats all, all error output of jobs now will be redirected to Template:Filename.
Due to the privileged issue, it is hard to create and send the email to root. So you could ask esmtp to forward all root's email to some ordinary users. Add the following lines in esmtprc
If the above test didn't work, try creating a file Template:Filename with the same content as Template:Filename, (you can just create a copy as normal user).
Run the following command to make sure it has the correct 710 permission:
$ chmod 710 ~/.esmtprc
Now just repeat the test with Template:Filename exactly as before.
Crontab format
The basic format for a crontab is:
<minute> <hour> <day_of_month> <month> <day_of_week> <command>
- minute values can be from 0 to 59.
- hour values can be from 0 to 23.
- day_of_month values can be from 1 to 31.
- month values can be from 1 to 12.
- day_of_week values can be from 0 to 6, with 0 denoting Sunday.
Multiple times may be specified with a comma, a range can be given with a hyphen, and the asterisk symbol is a wildcard character. Spaces are used to separate fields. For example, the line:
*0,*5 9-16 * 1-5,9-12 1-5 /home/user/bin/i_love_cron.sh
Will execute the script Template:Codeline at five minute intervals from 9 AM to 4:55 PM every weekday of the month except during the summer months (June, July, and August). More examples and advanced configuration techniques can be found below.
Basic commands
Crontabs should never be edited directly; instead, users should use the crontab program to work with their crontabs. To be granted access to this command, user must be a member of the users group (see gpasswd command).
To view their crontabs, users should issue the command:
$ crontab -l
To edit their crontabs, they may use:
$ crontab -e
To remove their crontabs, they should use:
$ crontab -d
If a user has a saved crontab and would like to completely overwrite their old crontab, he or she should use:
$ crontab saved_crontab_filename
To overwrite a crontab from the command line (Wikipedia:stdin), use
$ crontab -
To edit somebody else's crontab, issue the following command as root:
# crontab -u username -e
This same format (appending "-u username" to a command) works for listing and deleting crontabs as well.
To use nano rather than vi as crontab editor, add the following lines to /etc/bashrc:
export EDITOR="/usr/bin/nano"
And restart terminal/s
The entry:
01 * * * * /bin/echo Hello, world!
runs the command Template:Codeline on the first minute of every hour of every day of every month (i.e. at 12:01, 1:01, 2:01, etc.)
*/5 * * jan mon-fri /bin/echo Hello, world!
runs the same job every five minutes on weekdays during the month of January (i.e. at 12:00, 12:05, 12:10, etc.)
As noted in the Crontab Format section, the line:
*0,*5 9-16 * 1-5,9-12 1-5 /home/user/bin/i_love_cron.sh
Will execute the script Template:Codeline at five minute intervals from 9 AM to 5 PM (excluding 5 PM itself) every weekday (Mon-Fri) of every month except during the summer (June, July, and August).
More information
The cron daemon parses a configuration file known as crontab. Each user on the system can maintain a separate crontab file to schedule commands individually. The root user's crontab is used to schedule system-wide tasks (though users may opt to use Template:Filename or the Template:Filename directory, depending on which cron implementation they choose).
There are slight differences between the crontab formats of the different cron daemons. The default root crontab for dcron looks like this:
These lines exemplify one of the formats that crontab entries can have, namely whitespace-separated fields specifying:
- @period
- ID=jobname (this tag is specific to dcron)
- command
The other standard format for crontab entries is:
- minute
- hour
- day
- month
- day of week
- command
The crontab files themselves are usually stored as Template:Filename. For example, root's crontab is found at Template:Filename
See the crontab man page for further information and configuration examples, dcron's manpages are available here and this (note: yacron removed from repos?) forum post has lots of info.
Running X apps
If you find that you can't run X apps from cron jobs then put this before the command:
export DISPLAY=:0.0 ;
That sets the DISPLAY variable to the first display; which is usually right unless you like to run multiple xservers on your machine.
If it still doesn't work then you need to use xhost to give your user control over X11:
# xhost +si:localuser:$(whoami)
I put it in my gnome `Startup Applications' like this:
bash -c "xhost +si:localuser:$(whoami)"
Asynchronous job processing
If you regularly turn off your computer but don't want to miss jobs, there are some solutions available (easiest to hardest):
- Dcron
- Vanilla dcron (the default cron daemon in Arch) now supports asynchronous job processing. Just put it with @hourly, @daily, @weekly or @monthy with a jobname, like this:
@hourly ID=greatest_ever_job echo This job is very useful.
- Cronwhip (AUR, forum thread)
- Script to automatically run missed cron jobs; works with the default cron implementation, dcron.
- Anacron (AUR)
- Full replacement for dcron, processes jobs asynchronously.


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Stealing for a Living
HarperCollins, Jun 2003, 23.95, 256 pp. ISBN: 0060199369 Though she raises a toddler and is dealing with her teenage son arrested for shoplifting, Emma Price knows that her time in Brooklyn as a single mother feels like heaven compared to her current assignment as a New York City Capital Defender's Office investigator. Emma is to uncover anything that will enable Roland Everett to avoid the obvious death penalty. When his injury compensation cl...
The One That Got Away
HarperCollins, Aug 2001, 24.00 ISBN: 0060199385 At forty Emma Price is pregnant but far from happy as she knows she is in trouble. Her film-making husband wants to end their marriage and her son Liam has been acting up lately. On the positive side, her former boss Dawn Prescott wants her back to work as an investigator in the New York's capital defender's office. She accepts the job though she has been away from the field for about a dozen...


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School criticized after 1st grader dies from food allergy
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A young Chesterfield County, VA girl died tragically last week after experiencing anaphylatic shock following the consumption of a peanut her friend gave her. Ammaria Johnson, 7, was reportedly given the peanut by an unsuspecting friend on the playground after which she shortly began to experience hives and breathing difficulties. Her mother, Laura Pendleton, claims […]