I haven’t tried it out yet, and I won’t be anytime soon as I’m running many, many video renders on this machine and it’s not really the best time to try to watch Hulu, but I was very happy to see this message when I powered on today:
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Monday, April 18, 2011
Adobe Premiere Pro CS4: Disable Audio Clip, Timeline Won’t Play
When working in Adobe Premiere Pro CS4, sometimes when I disable an audio clip to silence that isolated audio (Clip>Enable) the timeline will no longer play. You hit the space bar… nothing. You click the play button in the Program Window… nothing. Actually, “nothing” isn’t exactly right. The play button does toggle to the stop icon, but only for a few seconds, like it’s trying to play, but then it switches back.
I’m posting this because I can’t find the issue documented anywhere, and I just wanted to let people with the same problem know they aren’t going crazy.
I don’t have a fix, but it happens to me often enough to be an issue.
I’m posting this because I can’t find the issue documented anywhere, and I just wanted to let people with the same problem know they aren’t going crazy.
I don’t have a fix, but it happens to me often enough to be an issue.
[UPDATE] One solution (as posted by Greg in comments): find any disabled clips in your timeline. If two disabled clips are butted against one another, Premiere will not play (obviously a glitch in the program). Thanks, Greg!
I have had this problem when only one clips is disabled, but hopefully the above works for you!
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Colorado Periodic Report Filing Scam
Attention Colorado business owners:
I have an LLC for my business in Colorado. Colorado requires a business’s information be kept up to date with the State with yearly filing. The fee for this service is $10, and can be done entirely online (you can do it with physical copies on paper, but it’s more expensive).
This year I received forms around tax time stating that I needed to pay a $225 filing fee. The form looks kind of official, so I did a little research to make sure I wasn’t missing something.
So you know “Corporate Controllers Unit” is a Nevada based company. They have NOTHING to do with the state of Colorado. If you read carefully, you’ll see that technically they are offering to help you file your paperwork. Thus, what they are offering is a “service.”
Just above the signature line at the bottom of the page is this sentence: “This product or service has not been approved or endorsed by any Government Agency and this offer is not being made by an agency of the Government. U.S.C. 39.6.3001(d). This is a solicitation for the order of services, and not a bill, invoice or statement of account due. You are under no obligation to make any payments on account of this offer.”
However, they are making it look like they are agents of the Government, and you are required to pay this fee.
Don’t fall for it.
Just a few sources on the subject:
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