.How to Remove CHV The Repair-collection 1.0 in Mac OS XThis article is teaching you how to correctly remove CHV The Repair-collection 1.0 in Mac OS X. Before performing the removal, let’s get to know more about Mac OS X, so that we will be able to safely, completely remove CHV The Repair-collection 1.0.Over the years, Mac OS has never given up on the desktop market.
Evolved from Mac OS 9 to X, it went through eleven significant upgrades - Cheetah, Puma, Jaguar, Panther, Tiger, Leopard, Snow Leopard, Lion, Mountain Lion, Mavericks, and Yosemite, becoming more and more adaptive and user-friendly. The El Capitandu version in particular, fixed many bugs while a lot of new features have been added, and system security has been greatly enhanced as well. From these improvements, more and more developers find business opportunities and engage in designing apps for Mac. However, due to the distinctiveness of Mac OS X, its uninstallation can be quite distinctive to former Windows users, who might need a bit more operating system knowledge instead of simply dropping an app down the Trash.So, how should we correctly, completely remove CHV The Repair-collection 1.0?
Generally, Manual Removal Requires the Following Steps: Step 1: open the Activity Monitor, and search for the processes related to CHV The Repair-collection 1.0, then quit them one by one. Step 2: Check whether CHV The Repair-collection 1.0 has its own built-in uninstaller.
If it does, we use it. How to find its uninstaller?. 2.1 Go to Find - Go - Application. 2.2 Locate CHV The Repair-collection 1.0, right-click on it then select Show Package Contents. 2.3 See if there is any file with “uninstall” or “remove” in its name, which should be the built-in uninstaller of an application.
And we run it to activate the removal.Step 3: If CHV The Repair-collection 1.0 doesn’t have its own uninstaller or you can’t find it, the operations can be a bit complicated. 3.1 In the upper-right corner of your screen, click the Magnifier icon to open Spotlight Search.
Type “CHV The Repair-collection 1.0” in the box, and you will see the related folder(s)/file(s).
The CHV Entire-Bundle is a professional plugin collection of 121 plugins for Final Cut Pro and Final Cut Express. It includes plugins to reduce noise, eliminate dropouts, morph video, generate 3D-effects, create enhanced bezier garbage mattes, generate professional credit-rolls, apply 'old film-look' effects and many more. All plugins are fully HD-compatible and run on PPC based and Intel based Macs.All updates of the Entire-Bundle are completely free and will be sent to you via email by request. Because of the size of the Entire-Bundle, it will be sent to you on a CD via the postal service. No additional shipping and handling fees will be added.
Full Specifications What's new in version 04-2010The Entire-Bundle 06-2006 now also includes The Repair-collection. With the Repair-collection you can:- Eliminate noise quick and easy- Remove dust and scratches- Repair any kind of dropouts (i.e.
Noise Reduction is different to all the others de-noise tools out there. Most other tools simply apply a frame by frame blur over the video. Even if those tools avoid to blur and edges, they will still just blur the video. If you apply a simple Sharpen filter then you will get all the noise back. Noise Reduction works different because it takes a completely different approach. Noise Reduction scans the surrounding timespan, compares all the frames of that timespan to each other and evaluates mathematically which part of the video is real content and which part is noise that needs to be eliminated.
By going this way you can get much better results as you have ever seen with Final Cut Pro or Motion. Dirt Remover eliminates dark and bright spots from your video and replace them with content taken from nearby frames. You can choose between the elimination of black, white or both types of spots at once.Dirt Remover looks at nearby frames to determine if a certain spot is a dirt-spot or a freckle on a face or a moving object. If an unwanted spot is identified, it will be replaced by the content from the last or the next frame or a combination of both. Therefore Dirt Remover creates a mask where all identified spots can be seen.
You can preview the mask in the canvas and adjust the settings to your needs.
When a Maglite fails to light some of the problems are fairly obvious. Dead batteries and bulbs are fairly obvious solutions and those are easily diagnosed by changing the battery or bulb.
Maglite even has it's own factory service manual which can be found. But what should you do whenever everything appears normal but the light will still not light?This is a fairly common problem I've encountered on restorations and I've run into it on a 5D light I'm restoring for someone currently. As you can see there is no visible corrosion or damage but still it won't light.
The common sources of this problem are internal corrosion of the switch or corrosion of the tail spring. If you have an extra working switch and tail spring they can be easily swapped to diagnosed the problem and most users opt to purchase a new switch at a cost of around $12 rather than try to diagnose the non-working switch. This is an easy, inexpensive fix but I'll still go into how the switch mechanism works and how it looks as well as some simple fixes. I prefer to leave the light as stock as can be and always try to fix parts over replacing them.To understand how the switch works we must first understand how the light works. In order for the light to work current must flow from the negative side of the battery to the positive side.1 - The positive side of the battery sits up against the switch and the current flows up to the plunger.2 - The plunger opens and closes the circuit.3 - On the opposite side of the plunger the circuit picks up again. This connects to the positive terminal of the bulb. If you look closely you can see that this terminal is wrapped in a plastic insulator.
This insulates it from the housing of the bulb which acts as the negative terminal.4 - The housing of the bulb then connects to the negative contacts that slides along it when focusing.5 - This is connected to the body of the light through the set screw.6 - The body of the light is connected to the tail spring and back to the negative side of the battery and the circuit is complete. You'll notice that this switch is specifically for a. However, all flashlights work in the same manner. Most aluminum and steel lights flow current through the body. The voltage of the batteries is relatively low so you won't feel a shock as the current is drawn back to the negative terminal of the battery rather than to ground. Because the batteries generally have a low voltage any internal corrosion of the switch or tail spring will usually generate enough resistance to stop the flow of current. That is the case with this 5D I'm working on.So let's take a look at a working Maglite to see what kind of resistance we're talking about.
Shown below is an multi meter set to ohms (a measure of resistance) hooked to the positive and negative side of a new switch. As you can see it reads about 11 ohms.
It should be noted that the switch must have a good bulb in it and the switch must be in the on position otherwise the ohms will not register. You can see that the switch has infinite resistance which means there is a part that is not making a connection somewhere or is missing and is inhibiting the flow of current. Next I'll open up the switch and test the individual parts to see if I can find the culprit. This process will be detailed below. All of the values obtained should add to be the total resistance of the switch.
If you have a resistance of 60 ohms and you find one part that is 45 ohms you can stop testing because that part is the problem. Shown below is the resistance test of the switch after I put it all back together.
You'll notice it is only 0.8 ohms which is basically the resistance of the bulb. Why the difference vs.
The 'new' switch above at 11 ohms. Well mainly because the copper parts will naturally oxidize (corrode) over time due to even the most minuscule amounts of moisture in the light which ups their resistance. Right now the light is clean as a whistle but with normal use and exposure to the atmosphere the copper parts won't keep this shine. That's ok though. The corrosion stops after a natural layer has formed and the switch will average out at around 11 ohms.
Maybe you've found the switch has the same resistance as a new switch or that the light still won't work. The next item to check is the end cap and spring. A lot of times if there is a lot of resistance you'll notice that the spring is corroded, the spring seat is corroded, or the non-anodized edge is not making contact with the end of the barrel. All of these items must be completely free of corrosion so that their surfaces all make contact.With all of the parts now free of corrosion did this light shine again? Judge for yourself in the pic below. So, why did I save this light?
Well, another collector I deal with asked me to. Also, it is stamped 'Paten Pending' opposite the serial number and lacks the features of a so it is a 1980 light.
It's from only the second year of Maglite production and is serial number 49,126 so it is relatively low. Please see my if you're interested in these details. The light is nearly 40 years old and in excellent condition other than the non-operable switch so I figured it is a worthwhile restoration especially because someone valued it all these years to keep it going. Here are some pics of the light after it was all repaired.
This light came from a fellow collector who picked it up at an estate sale with the above accessories as well. The estate was from the owner of a large Tennessee construction company and this was likely a personal light of his. Installer aplikasi persediaan 2011 travel. A also came with it.
The 5D bulb is an old 'Safari-Star', a knock off of the Magnum Star Maglite brand produced by police equipment company Safariland. The Maglite belt suspender carriers the old Maglite logo embossed into the leather and on the package so it is from 1980 to 1984. This will certainly make a nice addition to his collection now that it's all back in working order.As always I'm looking to buy Vari-Beams and Vintage/Rare Mags. Please let me know if you have any, top dollar paid. I'm really glad that I found your blog. Truthfully, my three D cell Maglites have been living in semi-retirement for the past bunch of years, having been unceremoniously replaced by two Streamlights (Survivor LED and SL-20LP). I've always felt guilty about abandoning them, as they've served me well for over two decades as a Firefighter/EMT.I purchased my very first brand new 3D around 1992 when I started working in EMS.
I still have my name engraved on it right above the serial #D38871414. At some point around 1998, I purchased a 4D which is still in mint condition, serial #D.
Somewhere along the line I also acquired a second hand 2D serial #21326272, which is in rough shape cosmetically, but functions perfectly. It'll take a lot more than 30 years of hard use to stop a Maglite from working properly!Your blog has renewed my nostalgia for these old reliables, so I now plan on cleaning and refurbishing them all. Thankfully there is no corrosion to be found inside any of them, and all of the metal parts and switches are in very good to mint shape.
The 2D definitely needs a new reflector, as it's all hazy and I'm unable to polish it to a shine. All three could use new lenses, so I may splurge for the glass over the plastic. I plan on replacing the rubber in all three, new o-rings and switch covers never hurts.The bulbs in all three still work, and I have spares in the tailcaps of the 3D and 4D, but I think it's time to replace them with the new style bulbs instead.
The light output of these incandescents as compared to LEDs is paltry, so anything I can do to max them out is acceptable. It's cost prohibitive to install an LED module when I've already got two LED Streamlights that would blow them away.
Frankly, I'd just as soon purchase a brand new LED Maglite than bother converting these three.Anyway, just wanted to say thanks for giving me a reason to pull these out of the box in the closet for a little TLC. Heck, I just may give them away to friends or family after I refurb them, but they'll surely go to good use no matter what.
Hey, thanks for the kind words!! Those Streamlights are excellent lights as well. The SL-20LP comes from a long line of one of the first rechargables, the SL-20. I did a big post about it on my other light blog too.The reflectors have a chrome spray over plastic so they don't polish real well but you can usually pick up a new one for $4 or 5$ shipped if you check out fleabay every now and again.I actually still use a lot of my incan lights. Give one a shot after you get them back up and running. I don't use them for work because they're not bright enough but I use them a ton around the house.
If I'm going out to get firewood I'll bring my trusty old 2D incan Mag, it fits perfectly under my arm while I'm grabbing pieces and the nice warm light from the incan is so much more pleasing that the cool white light from the LEDs.I agree with you, it isn't worth it $$$ wise to covert a light to LED with how cheap the new LED lights are. However, I have a 3D Mag and some old that I was just soooo attached to and had so much history with I couldn't bear to replace them. Instead I bit the bullet and threw a Malkoff LED in them and keep running them.
Compared to what my buddies spend on guns and trucks an extra $30 didn't sound so frivolous to have a nice light.
The Alpha Wipe Collection (Alpha Wipe v1.0) The most versatile AlphaWipe tool for Final Cut Pro and Final Cut Express. compatible with Final Cut Pro 2-7 and Final Cut Express.Alpha Wipe v1.0 creates the well known wipe effect as you know it from various different video-editing systems.
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But this transition plugin from CHV is different: It gives you more options, better animations and great looking effects.With the 55 included alpha masks and all the possible combinations and different settings, you can create tens of thousands of totally different looking transitions. Browser and TimelineThe plugin Alpha Wipe v1.0 is a video-transition. After the installation you will find it within the Effects-tab.A transition, as the name implies, creates a video transition between two clips. Transitions often go on the edit point between the two clips but can also be applied to the beginning and the end of a clip. Gaps between the clips should be avoided.Drag and drop Alpha Wipe V1.0 onto the edit point of the two clips in the timeline.
You can adjust the length of the transition on the Timeline by dragging the sides of the transition to the left or right.Double-click the transition on the timeline and it will open in the Viewer window, Control Tab. Now you can configure the transition to your personal needs.The red line in the timeline above the transition shows that it needs to be rendered before playback.
Click the transition in the timeline once and press Apple-R to render this part. ConfigurationAlpha Wipe V1.0 has four sections of controls. Preview Mode. Show You can select with these radio buttons what you want to see in the canvas. There are seven modes:. Source 1 This shows the clip from where the transition will start.
Source 2 This shows the clip where the transition will end. Final With this option you can see the final rendered result in the canvas.
Mask 1 This option shows you Mask 1 in the Canvas. If no mask is applied the message 'Mask 1 not applied' will be shown. Mask 2 This option shows you Mask 2 in the Canvas. If no mask is applied the message 'Mask 2 not applied' will be shown. Used Mask This option shows you the actually calculated Mask that will be used for the AlphaWipe in the Canvas. If one or more masks are missing a message will appear.
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All This option shows you all above modes on a single page. Alpha Masks. Range Range controls the size of the area between the overlapping clips Source 1 and Source 2. The wider the area, the softer the area appears. Lower settings will create a sharper transition area.
Use AlphaWipe create new masks by combining up to two different masks. You can select if you just want to use a single mask or if you want to combine Mask 1 and Mask 2. Mask 1 Only Mask 1 will be used.
Mask 2 Only Mask 2 will be used. Mask 12 The transition will use Mask 1 at the beginning of the transition and will end by using Mask 2.
Mask 121 The transition will use Mask 1 at the beginning, Mask 2 in the middle section and again Mask 1 at the end of the transition. Mask 1 bumpmapped with Mask 2 Generally Mask 1 will be used. Mask 1 will be bumpmapped with Mask 2. This option creates a very organic looking effect, because the mask will be animated during the transition. Mask 1 distorted with Mask 2 Generally Mask 1 will be used. But Mask 1 will be distorted with Mask 2.
This option creates a very organic looking effect, because the mask will be animated during the transition. Bumpmap/Distort Amount This slider defines the strength of the effect for the bumpmap- and distort-option. Shape The transition area can take three different shapes. Soft This creates a very soft border. Linear This creates a linear border.
Hard This option creates a hard border. MASK 1 and MASK 2 Here you can define the two masks. Both sections carry the same controls and are working absolutely similar. Mask 1 (or Mask 2) Apply a wanted mask into this image well.
Softness This slider blurs the mask. Higher settings will make the transition softer. Invert Activate this checkbox to invert the mask. Orientation With this popup you can flip the mask horizontally or vertically.
Rotate An additional rotation of the mask can be applied with this popup. The mask will always be scaled to fit.Zoom at start/end of transition In this section you can change the horizontal and vertical zoom of the masks for the start of the transition and the end of the transition. The mask will be zoomed from the given center.
With different settings in these two sections you can create pretty animations and flights over the mask. Transition Area With this section you can create a colorful overlay onto the area between the two clips. Two areas can carry one or two colors. If two colors are used (Mode 2) for the two areas, the transition area will be divided in an outer area and an inner area. Both areas can also carry an image and/or a clip. Overlap (Mode2) As the name says this slider defines the overlapping area between Area 1 and Area 2 if Mode 2 is selected. If this value is set to a higher value than the Range-sliders, the transition area will hold a mix of both areas.
Range Range controls the size of the area. Hassle Free ReturnsAt Motion Media, our goal is to ensure your complete satisfaction with your purchase.
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