by burtonlucks (Posted Thu Jul 29, 2010 3:41 am)

For iPhone users, it is really annoyed that they can’t make the iPhone Ringtone freely. Here are two useful tools—4Easysoft iPhone Ringtone Converter and 4Easysoft iPhone Ringtone Creator for Mac which can provide the easiest and quickest way to create iPhone ringtone from video or music and transfer it to your iPhone directly.
The following are the detailed introduction about them.

Part 1: How to make iPhone Ringtone on Windows
Preparation: Download and install 4Easysoft iPhone Ringtone Converter
Step 1: Input source files
The source files can be any video and audio files, such as MP4, H.264/AVC, AVI, MPEG, WMV, MP3, WMA, WAV, etc.
Step 2: Pre-listen music and choose the clip
You can drag the slide bar to get music clip to convert, or type the start & end time in the corresponding text box directly.
Step 3: Set output destination
You can choose the output folder by clicking "Browse" button on the right side of the "Local Output File" label.
Step 4: Start the conversion
After all the settings are finished, click "Generate" button to start creating your own iPhone ringtone. During the creation, you can check the process by the progress bar at the bottom.



More information about this converter:
1. Convert any clip of music/video to iPhone M4R
Ability to extract audio from video and transfer it as iPhone M4R ringtone, it supports almost all the video formats like MP4, H.264/AVC, AVI, MPEG, WMV, DivX, MKV, RM, MOV, etc.
2. Export to iPhone directly
If you want, check "Export to iPhone" option to let the program upload the output ringtone to your iPhone directly after conversion.
3. Manage iPhone ringtone
Access to manage your iPhone ringtone, you can remove it from your iPhone or rename it according to preference.
4.Audition you want to convert sound
With this iPhone Ringtone Converter, it allows you to pre-listen the sound effect to make sure it is you want to convert ringtone.

Part 2: How to make iPhone Ringtone on Mac
Preparation: Download and install 4Easysoft iPhone Ringtone Creator for Mac
Step 1: Input source files
Go to "Input File" and click "Browse" button, you can choose the files you want to convert for your iPhone ringtone.
Step 2: Pre-listen music and choose the clip
You can drag two sliders on the interface to clip the exact segment, on the other hand, you can change the time number to set the start time and end time. This creator also support pre-listen by clicking "Listen" button.
Step 3: Set output destination
Go to the "Local Output Folder", and click "Browse" to set destination to save the files which convert to iPhone ringtone for Mac.
Step 4: Start the conversion
Click "Generate" button to start iphone ringtone converter for Mac, a few minutes later, 4Easysoft iPhone Ringtone Creator for Mac can help you directly transfer the M4R file to your iPhone (including the latest updated iPhone OS 3.0) as iPhone ringtone.



Brief reviews about this software:
1.Trim any clip from video/audio as iPhone ringtone
Get any your preferred parts of video clips from source video exactly by setting the exact time or dragging the slider bar.
2.Export to iPhone directly
Checking “Export to iPhone”, the ringtone can be imported into iPhone directly after the creation.
3.Pre-listen
It allows you to pre-listen the sound effect to make sure that you get the exact files as ringtone.
4.Manage iPhone ringtone
4Easysoft iPhone Ringtone Creator for Mac allows you to manage your iPhone Ringtone by removing it or renaming it.


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by burtonlucks (Posted Thu Jul 29, 2010 3:39 am)

The iPhone 4 is the fourth model of iPhone, and successor to the iPhone 3GS. Announced on June 7, 2010 at the WWDC 2010 at the Moscone Center, San Francisco, it was released on June 24 in six countries, prior to anticipate release worldwide.



The iPhone 4 has all the features associated with an iPhone; only major changes from the iPhone 3GS are listed below. The most noticeable difference is a new design. The primary new design feature is a stainless steel frame, which additionally acts as both antennae. The internal components of the device are situated between two panels of chemically strengthened aluminosilicate glass. It has an Apple A4 processor and 512 MB of eDRAM, twice that of its predecessor and four times that of the original iPhone. Its 3.5 inches (89 mm) LED backlit liquid crystal display with an increased 960-by-640 pixel resolution is marketed as the "Retina Display." It comes preinstalled with the iOS 4 operating system, and is currently the only device to support a new video conferencing feature, Face Time—From Wikipedia definition.

Do you want to have this nice iPhone 4 and enjoy DVDs and video files on it?
I share with you a powerful iPhone 4 software—iPhone 4G Mate



Main function as follows:
Rip DVD to iPhone 4G compatible video (iPhone 4G MP4)/audio (iPhone 4G MP3)—DVD to iPhone 4G Converter

Convert video files to iPhone 4G compatible video (iPhone 4G MP4)/audio (iPhone 4G MP3)—iPhone 4G Video Converter

Transfer files between iPhone 4G and PC

Create your own iPhone 4G ringtone—iPhone 4G Ringtone Converter


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by Beynor (Posted Wed Jul 28, 2010 10:20 pm)

Hi,

I can't help too much with eric4 issue. I've just used IDLE and the console so far.

Use

from PyQt4.QtCore import *
from PyQt4.QtGui import *
from qgis.core import *
from qgis.gui import *

to import all the components of QTCore and the other needed modules, rather than 'from PyQT4 import QTCore' which just imports the main module. (Not sure if I'm using the correct terminology... any experts out there please correct me.) My module didn't work until I imported it this way.

Sorr I couldn't help more.


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by underdark (Posted Wed Jul 28, 2010 9:40 pm)

In Layer Properties - Attributes - Edit Widget, you can chose "Calendar" (at least in QGIS 1.5).


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by MSGettingCrazy (Posted Wed Jul 28, 2010 8:33 pm)

Hello,

i think a have a general problem with the procedure of debugging a python plugin in QGIS. I just started two weeks ago to write plugins... so there are a lot of question marks!

I read http://www.reprojected.com/geoblog/2009/02/06/debugging-qgis-plugins/ on Aarons blog. Out of that i think debugging is just in the console possible? With pdb? I am used to Visual Studio, so ... it's very difficult for me to understand the black and white of the console. i just tried to work with the code from Aaron. I ran QGIS and it stopped on the point i wanted it to stop, but just with the information that the global name QtCore is not defined?! So i think i have a problem with the general procedure...

It would be great if there is a possibility to debug with eric4... Is there a possibility?

I have another question:
Is it possible to debug without building from source?
I read the article: http://www.qgis.org/wiki/How_to_debug_QGIS_Plugins, but it's not updated. so ./configure --enable debug is not working. I have to admit, that i haven't build my qgis from source, so i know pretty nothing about that. I just tried and had to stop after i couldn't find the configure file. Do i have to do the configuration with cmake?


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by mapasPT (Posted Wed Jul 28, 2010 8:14 pm)

Can you tell me all the folders that I have to delete to uninstall everything of the disk? It's to confirm if I am forget something! Have I to clean something in the RegEdit?


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by mapasPT (Posted Wed Jul 28, 2010 5:20 pm)

Why I have upgrade to the new version????????? The problem mantains!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I can't put the Plugin Installer working in any version installed with the OSGEO4W!!!!!!!!!!!


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by underdark (Posted Wed Jul 28, 2010 4:26 pm)

Maybe try disabling GdalTools.


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by mapasPT (Posted Wed Jul 28, 2010 3:50 pm)

Hello

I obtain what you can see in the image.

I think the problem arre related with the GDAL PlugIn that are now integrated in the QGIS. By example, when I reinstall the QGIS 1.5, I have to go to LIB to add the GDAL-PYTHON Lib. If I dont do this I obtain the error message that you can see in the first image.

And worst, now, all versions of the QGIS installed by using the OSGEO4W the Fetch Pluging made the QGIS crashes!


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by nhopton (Posted Wed Jul 28, 2010 2:57 pm)

Sokolowski wrote:Not so sure how to display a lat/lon grid on the main GIS window and on the map composer window ??
This is what, putting a lat/lon grid (graticule) onto a projected map? As Jan suggested, I think you'll have to make your grid using Vector -> Reseach Tools -> Vector grid. Then save it as WGS84 lat/lon (EPSG:4326) and let it reproject on-the-fly in your project. Perhaps it might be preferable to make a polygon grid rather than a line grid, to minimise distortion. I suppose you could also explode a polygon grid to points, in case you wanted to plot the graticule intersections as little crosses.

I haven't tried any of this, mind .

Regards, N.


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by Sokolowski (Posted Wed Jul 28, 2010 2:20 pm)

Turns out in the "properties" for the raster layer, one can set the data limits. There are convenient settings like "min - max" which properly scales the data nicely. Sorry for the premature post... but thanks for the quick turn-around and reply...


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by morisimo (Posted Wed Jul 28, 2010 2:17 pm)

When I try and add a PostGIS layer, I get the following error:

QGIS_Error.png

This happens in QGIS 1.0, 1.4 and 1.5. I am on Windows XP SP2.

However, I don't get this when I use the pre-compiled, stand alone install of QGIS 1.4.

I logged a ticket at http://trac.osgeo.org/osgeo4w/ticket/172 but wondrered if this was a fixable error?

I need to connect to the PostGIS server via SSL in "require" mode.

Thanks,

Ben


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by underdark (Posted Wed Jul 28, 2010 1:27 pm)

I have the same r13914 on Win7 and can't reproduce error #2.


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by Jhelebrant (Posted Wed Jul 28, 2010 1:25 pm)

Hi,
I always save the referencing points in a file and in case I need to add some points after completed first georeferencing, I always reload the the georeferencer, import the raster again with the points from the first georeferencing and then add the new points.

I assume, that the cause is following:

1) your source file first does not have any ref. points nor world file
2) by first use of Georeferencer, you create points and after running georeferencing, you create world file and load the file in QGIS. In case you use linear transformation, QGIS loads source file and transforms it "on-line", in other cases it saves transformed file as new one.
3) when you have loaded file using linear transformation and use the georeferencer again, it could destroy the world file and so it also changes properties of the loaded file.



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by underdark (Posted Wed Jul 28, 2010 1:24 pm)

QGIS uses GDAL/OGR to access all kinds of raster data. To find out limitations, better check their pages. Personally, I haven't encountered any troubles like you describe.


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by Jhelebrant (Posted Wed Jul 28, 2010 1:15 pm)

If you want a graticule, then there is such function in fTools ("Vector" in main menu) or you can download some here. And as I know similar function is also in the Map composer.


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by mapasPT (Posted Wed Jul 28, 2010 12:54 pm)

Hello,

I've solved the first problem by installing the GDAL-PYTHON LIB with the OSGEO4W.

I need help for the second problem.

Regards


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by Sokolowski (Posted Wed Jul 28, 2010 12:04 pm)

Folks,

Not so sure how to display a lat/lon grid on the main GIS window and on the map composer window ??

Thanx


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by geo_exe2000 (Posted Wed Jul 28, 2010 11:23 am)

Dear all,
since some days I have a problem with the georeferecing tool in QGIS. We use the tool to prepare our high resolution aerial photographies. After the first providing of the aerial photo we normaly correct the resulting image to get a better accuracy. So far so good...

But: If we use the same window again to set more points it sudenly turns into black and the primary foto disappears.

What is wrong? Have you made similar experiences? How may I solve this problem?

Windows XP
QGIS V 1.4.0

Thanks a lot!

Geo.


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by Sokolowski (Posted Wed Jul 28, 2010 10:35 am)

Folks,

Just wondering if there are limitations to the data types QGIS can ingest as raster. I'm doing a hyperspectral projecect with various other imagery and I've got some 4-byte floats, 2-byte integer, 2-byte unsigned integer and some of them end up importing as raster layers showing up as solid gray. I wonder if this is a data type problem w/ QGIS. I can scale to byte, or any other data type, but of course end up distorting scale and loosing resolution.

Thanx


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