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Is Backup and Sync Discontinued?“I have been a user of Backup and Sync for years. But I recently received a message saying that Backup and Sync is no longer available and can be removed from your computer. Why would this happen? Does anyone have any ideas?”Why Is Backup and Sync No Longer Available?Previously, Google Drive provided two desktop applications depending on different users, Backup and Sync for personal consumers and Drive File Stream for organizations. However, Google Drive announced that starting October 1, 2021, Backup and Sync would no longer be able to log in, and this program will be replaced by Drive for desktop, which is the updated version of Google Drive File Stream as well.In other words, Google Drive has unified the two old Google Drive sync clients, Backup and Sync and Drive File Stream, into Drive for desktop. The purpose of this is to integrate the powerful features of the old two utilities and deliver a better user experience.What Should Backup and Sync Users Do?Since the old Google Backup and Sync is no longer available, what should Backup and Sync users do to cope with this change? You can choose to update to the new release of Backup and Sync, Drive for desktop. Another option is that you can turn to a free and perfect Backup and Sync alternative - CBackup. Way 1. Update to Drive for desktop Way 2. Use a Professional Backup and Sync Alternative - CBackup Bonus Tip: A Free Way to Increase Google Drive Storage Way 1. Update to Drive for desktopIf the Backup and Sync is no longer available message pops up, it means that Google Drive does not support you to use this program anymore. Google Drive for desktop vs. Backup and Sync, what are the differences between them? Overall, Drive for desktop has all the common features of Backup and Sync.Drive for desktop also allows users to back up items to Google Photos directly, upload files to Google Drive from external devices, enable real-time presence in Microsoft Office, and so on. And a notable difference is that, unlike the previous Google Drive folder, the shortcut to the new application is a hard disk named Google Drive.Step 1. Just download Google Drive for desktop from the official website, and install it.Step 2. Launch it on the computer, click on Sign in with browser to follow the instruction to finish the sign-in.Step 3. Then, you can find the Google Drive hard disk on your computer File Explorer or Finder. You can click on Add Folder in the My Computer section to upload files to Google Drive. In the Google Drive section, you can pick Stream files or Mirror files to sync data from Google Drive to your PC.Way 2. Use a Professional Backup and Sync Alternative - CBackupBackup and Sync no longer available is downhearted for its loyal fans. If the Drive for desktop can't meet the requirements, you can abandon it and use a Backup and Sync supplant, CBackup. This free

#1 Hey, I'm trying to figure out how I can get the audio to play back while I'm working in Flash MX 2004--basically, so I can sync the images with the audio. I know I've done this before, but I forgot how--I think I messed up a setting. Can someone help me out? #2 hotwire132002 said: OK thanks to my good friend Eric I have an answer.Eric: just tell him to select the sound file that he wants to stream the visual with in the layers area and then choose "Stream" in the pulldown menu in the properties windowHope that helps Here's a screenshot: mac_steam2.jpg 76.5 KB · Views: 219 #3 LimeiBook86 said: OK thanks to my good friend Eric I have an answer.Eric: just tell him to select the sound file that he wants to stream the visual with in the layers area and then choose "Stream" in the pulldown menu in the properties windowHope that helps Here's a screenshot: Thanks for the help! That makes what I'm trying to do a **lot** easier! #4 hotwire132002 said: Thanks for the help! That makes what I'm trying to do a **lot** easier! I'll thank my friend for you, I had the idea but he has a better memory than me, hehe. #5 Be careful with that--I've often found that the sync in the timeline doesn't exactly match the sync in the published swf. On multiple occasions I've had to intentially put something slightly OUT of sync in the timeline to get it to appear exactly where I want in the finished product. #6 ndanimal said: Be careful with that--I've often found that the sync in the timeline doesn't exactly match the sync in the published swf. On multiple occasions I've had to intentially put something slightly OUT of sync in the timeline to get it to appear exactly where I want in the finished product. Thanks for the tip. I'm just doing a basic music/image sync (for now), so it's not too much trouble. However, it's good to know. Thanks again!

= lm_unlock_fn;**** DeviceParameters temp;**** fileSource = DeviceSourceFICard::createNew(*env, fi_params, temp);** if (fileSource == NULL) {** *env * * exit(1);** }** FramedSource* videoES = fileSource;** ** // Create a framer for the Video Elementary Stream:** videoSource = MPEG1or2VideoStreamDiscreteFramer::createNew(*env,videoES);** ** // Finally, start playing:** *env * videoSink->startPlaying(*videoSource, afterPlaying, videoSink);** **}*and on the server side i used your* "test On Demand RTSP Server.cpp" exe *andthe code under section "* // A MPEG-2 Transport Stream, coming from a liveUDP (raw-UDP or RTP/UDP) source:"*Sir now where should i make changes at streamer side or server side?**---------- Forwarded message ----------Date: Sun, Jun 24, 2012 at 2:26 PMSubject: Re: [Live-devel] Missing sync byte!You haven't said anything about how your application is constructed, andMultiFramedRTPSource::doGetNextFrame1(): The total received frame sizeexceeds the client's buffer size (6).This means that whatever object you're feeding your "MultiFramedRTPSource"(subclass) object into has a (much) too small buffer size.Ross FinlaysonLive Networks, Inc. mailing list For starters, you shouldn't use a "MPEG1or2VideoStreamDiscreteFramer"; that's for MPEG-1 or 2 Elementary Stream data.If the data that comes from your "DeviceSourceFICard" object is Transport Stream data, then you should feed it into a "MPEG2TransportStreamFramer", and then a "SimpleRTPSink" to stream it.If the data that comes from your "DeviceSourceFICard" object is sequence of H.264 NAL units (one-at-a-time), then you should feed it into a "H264VideoStreamDiscreteFramer", and then a "H264VideoRTPSink" to stream it.Ross FinlaysonLive Networks, Inc. Hello sirSir the data that comes from mine "DeviceSourceFICard" object is TransportStream data, and i used the "MPEG2TransportStreamFramer" insteadof "MPEG1or2VideoStreamDiscreteFramer" as u said but still i am gettingthe "Missing Sync Byte" printed on the console on both the streamer andconsole side .What might the problem is ???**---------- Forwarded message ----------Date: Tue, Jun 26, 2012 at 5:52 AMSubject: Re: [Live-devel] Missing sync byte!For starters, you shouldn't use a "MPEG1or2VideoStreamDiscreteFramer";that's for MPEG-1 or 2 Elementary Stream data.If the data that

As broadcasters increasingly turn to remote production to bring viewers the best in live events such as sports, news, or music, capturing multi-source views of the same content and keeping live video and audio in sync while streaming over IP networks can be a considerable challenge. This is especially true when dealing with an unpredictable network like the internet where round trip times and bandwidth availability can continually fluctuate. Let’s take a deeper dive into these challenges and how Haivision solutions can help overcome them.The Challenges of Keeping Live Video and Audio in SyncIn order to ensure that all video and audio streams are in sync with each other, broadcast and network engineers need to spend time to manually adjust the timing of each video decoder output. Typically, this is done using a test pattern device to calibrate audio channels with live video sources. This approach requires coordination between people at both the remote location and at the Master Control Room and can be very time-consuming. The more cameras and audio channels involved, the more complicated it becomes to synchronize everything, and the more time needed before going on air. Although with the right tools, this approach can be made to work, there is a much simpler and faster way.What do Riot Games, Fox Sports, and Rural Media Group Have in Common?They are all successfully leveraging Haivision’s low latency video streaming technology for flawless quality, multi-camera live remote production over the internet while saving time and money. Discover more about how Riot Games, Fox Sports, and Rural Media Group depend on Haivision products to power their remote production workflows.Haivision Stream Sync: Synchronization Made EasyHaivision’s Stream Sync solution automates and simplifies real-time frame alignment. Stream Sync is supported by the Makito X Series of video encoders and decoders, including the new