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Response to: photoshop question? Posted September 18th, 2006 in Art

At 9/18/06 04:22 PM, mynamewontfitin wrote: It can't be fixed because when the image has blurs, detail is lost. Photoshop can't guess what the details looked like so it's really not too practical to try and un-blur a blurred photo.

ok.. but it could still push the pixels in together to kind of bring back the detail.. sorta.. well w/e. i still am madly in love with you.

Response to: photoshop question? Posted September 18th, 2006 in Art

At 9/18/06 04:04 PM, fetusdoctor wrote: The most you could do is sharpen the image. I don't think there's any time-reverse or motion-reverse in Photoshop.

ok, well thanks. image sharpening is horrible..

photoshop question? Posted September 18th, 2006 in Art

I have a photo, but the camera was in motion at the time of the snapshot.. this created a motion blur. Is there any way to do the opposite of a motion blur in photoshop? Like to correct a motion blur by going backwards?

Response to: Photoshop: Main Posted September 17th, 2006 in Art

At 9/17/06 07:56 PM, Reyals wrote: Thanks everyone for helping out.

Ok, here's what we got so far.

Beginner

Cartoonize In Photoshop by T0xicHaze
Starfield by mynamewontfitin

Intermediate

Planets by mynamewontfitin

Something tells me you aren't the right person to take on the job of having to continue to update this thread... just by the way you've been posting. By the way, don't keep posting updates, you only make an update post every time the thread reaches a new page. Finally, it's "there" not "they're" in your first post here.. learn some grammar man, that's 3rd grade.

Response to: iPod Club Posted September 15th, 2006 in Clubs & Crews

On my iPod, in the videos section, there's no category for TV Shows. It's just.. not there. I've had my iPod for a while and it's never been there. I tried restoring it to factory default settings and reformatting it and everything, but it's not showing up. How can I make it show up?

ipod problem.. Posted September 14th, 2006 in General

On my iPod, in the videos section, there's no category for TV Shows. It's just.. not there. I've had my iPod for a while and it's never been there. I tried restoring it to factory default settings and reformatting it and everything, but it's not showing up. How can I make it show up?

Response to: Audio problem Posted September 9th, 2006 in Programming

At 9/9/06 12:44 AM, DFox2 wrote: Because sometimes if I have my headphones plugged into my headphone port and my speakers into my other port, it crackles a little. Taking the headphones out fixed it for me.

I only pluged in the headphones to see if it was the physical speakers' problem or not. I don't know waht's causing it.. so no the headphones are not in at the same time.

Audio problem Posted September 9th, 2006 in Programming

I originally posted this topic in General, but they didn't feel like being helpful. So ironic to my "this belongs in general" advice I often give, I post it here:

For some reason, my speakers are making a loud cracking sound, sometimes only certai nspeakers do it, sometimes its soft, sometimes its super loud, it keeps changing. And I don't think it's a hardware problem because I plugged in headphones and the crackling existed there too. What could be causing this?

Response to: speakers are fucked up.. Posted September 9th, 2006 in General

If you read correctly, you'd realize that I said it was NOT a hardware problem.

Response to: speakers are fucked up.. Posted September 9th, 2006 in General

At 9/9/06 12:32 AM, JackTheMagicPickle wrote: The right side of my entire sound system doesn't work, counting my headphones. Don't bitch.

I believe I asked for help on fixing the problem, not a comparison to worse problems with no help.. if I'm not mistaken.

speakers are fucked up.. Posted September 9th, 2006 in General

For some reason, my speakers are making a loud cracking sound, sometimes only certai nspeakers do it, sometimes its soft, sometimes its super loud, it keeps changing. And I don't think it's a hardware problem because I plugged in headphones and the crackling existed there too. What could be causing this?

Response to: Php Help Posted September 5th, 2006 in Programming

At 9/5/06 04:00 PM, Ca1um wrote: echo (" <a href=\"forum/login.php?logout=true&sid=$se
ssionid\">Logout</a>");

Horrible syntax, this looks nicer:

echo '<a href="forum/login.php?logout=true&side='.$
sessionid.'">Logout</a>';

Response to: trying to use a runescape macro Posted September 3rd, 2006 in Programming

Oh my gosh.. why did all of these.. n00bs and newbies post all of this crap in here.

Regardless,
this thread is violating NG and RS terms. So just STOP posting in it. It'll soon be locked.
Not another person needs to say this, it's very clear now.

Response to: System recovery Posted September 3rd, 2006 in Programming

A tip for the future if your running WinXP

Check out the Windows Backup utility that can be found at:

Start>Programs>Accessories>System Tools>Backup
or
System root path: %SystemRoot%\system32\ntbackup.exe

You can use it to create a full system backup of selected files or all information of a selected drive, including all applications, registry, everything!!
Once the backup has been created, you can use it to restore your computer if you screw something up and can't fix it with system restore. If you have another hard-drive, you could put the backup on it incase your computer REALLY gets screwed up. I've saved my computer 2 times so far because of these backups. Once when I accidentally ran a batch file that began deleting all files on my computer, including many important system files... and once when I just screwed things up with a program that didn't uninstall correctly.

It's a great tool to use if your on WinXP (or any other windows OS that has this tool on it?).

I'd recommend checking it out, it can be quite a life saver.

Response to: need help on ddom Posted September 3rd, 2006 in Programming

At 9/3/06 12:56 AM, InuYasha_geek wrote: hmm kinda dont ya think
btw its dooom typo

You were already advised in the correct location of this topic. It has nothing to do with programming nor would anyone want this in general. This is just a bad thread to post. If people have a doom question, they'll post it in general in which you could be roaming and answer, they aren't going to search for this help thread.

Response to: Use http://newgrounds.pastebin.com/ Posted September 3rd, 2006 in Programming

At 9/3/06 12:22 AM, NeillS wrote: Yea they have this new thing where you type in a subdomain and boom you got a private pastebin. So next time you use pastebin go to http://newgrounds.pastebin.com/

1) this is pointless, why not just make your own subdomain or just use the regular pastebin and save the post forever?

2) this feature has been around for a LONG time now.

Response to: Php: Database Structuring 101 Posted September 2nd, 2006 in Programming

Great work, this'll DEFINITLY help out both people who don't want to have to explain about this, and for people just getting into database usage.

Response to: Me Mummy got scammed Posted September 1st, 2006 in Programming

How does this relate to programming?

tankmen.. Posted August 31st, 2006 in General

I've watched tankmen 3 times. Each time, I watch it to understand why people find it to be so funny and to be such a good movie. I really don't understand what's so good or funny about it.

Am I missing something? I just want to know what all the hype is about... WITHOUT SARCASTIC REPLIES PLEASE.

Response to: Mysql Select Posted August 31st, 2006 in Programming

Before selecting a database, make sure you are connected to MySQL. The following lines show how to connect to MySQL and how to select a database:

@mysql_connect('localhost','usernameToData
base','password') OR die('Could not connect to MySQL.');
@mysql_select_db('databaseName') OR die('Could not connect to database.');

*NOTE: the @ preceeding the mysql functions are used to suppress any errors that would be returned. Using "or" after these functions instructs execution of the next command if the first execution returns false. In this case, and better understood, if the mysql function fails, it's error will be suppressed and a die function will execute in order to output a more "user-friendly" error message.
Also, you need to actually feed queries to PHP to carry out tasks to the database.
Response to: Downloaded Fonts Not Working... Posted August 31st, 2006 in Game Development

Are they dynamic text boxes? If so you need to embed the font outline.

Response to: Best way to quit? Posted August 30th, 2006 in General

At 8/30/06 04:34 PM, LinkSilvermane wrote: Comprende?

check your PMs

Response to: increasing traffic Posted August 30th, 2006 in Programming

At 8/30/06 07:53 AM, -fender- wrote: If you want more traffic click my sig they can increase the traffic to your website.

I know this is off-topic but relevant to your post.

How does that thing work? Is it just fake visitors? It just states that you can buy visitors.. but that doesn't make any sense. Are they real people or not? Are the people coming from ads or something?

Response to: how to get the '£' to output in c++ Posted August 29th, 2006 in Programming

At 8/29/06 01:09 PM, thecoshman wrote: thank you, do you know where i can get some sort of table that list the common ones of these?

and how come you cant just use some sort of escape thing, like the newline one? that stupid!

Because escaping a character isn't the same as outputting a special character. There's no "new line" character so you need to escape the letter n, it's not a shortcut to output something, it's an escape.

Response to: Ampfusion.com - Now Released!!! Posted August 29th, 2006 in Programming

By the way, when I click a song from the portal, the page doesn't have the song, I have to go to the artist's page to listen to it. What's up with that?

Response to: Rar? Posted August 28th, 2006 in Programming

Even though it's been answered. Please post software questions in General, you will return much quicker responses and be more relevant.

Response to: Ampfusion.com - Now Released!!! Posted August 28th, 2006 in Programming

nice work :)

Is this YOUR site or work for another person?

Response to: Help me please... Posted August 28th, 2006 in Programming

At 8/28/06 09:57 PM, NeillS wrote: Flash forum. And you little ass...Its 10 P.M and that OBJECTION blasted out of my speakers and woke my fam up. You ar eturning into an ebaum you noob.

Damn I know how that feels.

Anyway this is in the correct location since it uses a server side programming language to feed the data into the database and stuff. I don't feel like answering it but I just want to correct you so other people don't say the same thing.

Response to: Thanks to your help - My website Posted August 28th, 2006 in Programming

very nice, but for signing up, for the URL to image, don't make it have the default URL there. Instead, make it blank at first, then check if its blank or doesn't pass certain tests such as file type and existing file.. if it fails a test like that, then an error occured, if it's blank, then use default image. That way they can't screw with it.

Response to: Displaying a flash movie Posted August 27th, 2006 in Programming

<embed src="file.swf" width="width" height="height" />
replace file witdth and height