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The Portable EF System Monitor application was designed to be a comprehensive tool which provides you with a permanent record of information like memory space, hard disk usage, date, time, user name, etc. about all the computers running on your network. The Portable EF System Monitor application was designed to be a comprehensive tool which provides you with a permanent record of information like memory space, hard disk usage, date, time, user name, etc. about all the computers running on your network. The Portable EF System Monitor can not only show you the data from your local computer, but can do much more. With the EF System Monitor Server (included in the package) you can collect and display the data from remote computers such as a TCP/IP network. To do so, just install the EF System Monitor Server on the remote computers. When you run the EF System Monitor under Windows NT, Windows 2000, XP or Vista, you can use the advanced services provided by these Windows platforms, like process and thread surveillance, advanced I/O port monitoring, CPU times, etc. All items are displayed in a nice & friendly fashion, using graphical histograms and icons that suggest their functions. The EF System Monitor can not only show you the data from your local computer, but can do much more: With the EF System Monitor Server (included in the package) you can collect and display the data from remote computers such as a TCP/IP network. What the System Monitor is and what you can do with it: * A comprehensive tool which provides you with a permanent record of information like memory space, hard disk usage, date, time, user name, etc. about all the computers running on your network. * EF System Monitor works on all Microsoft Windows platforms: Windows 95/Windows NT or higher. * When you run the EF System Monitor under Windows NT, Windows 2000, XP or Vista, you can use the advanced services provided by these Windows platforms, like process and thread surveillance, advanced I/O port monitoring, CPU times, etc. * All items are displayed in a nice

Canon EOS Rebel T7 DSLR Camera 2 Lens Kit with EF18-55mm + EF 75-300mm Lens, 24.1 Megapixel, Full HD 1080/30p, 3.0" 920k-Dot LCD Monitor, DIGIC 4+ Image Processor, Built-In Wi-Fi with NFC BlackFeatures and Benefits Quality Without Complexity The EOS Rebel T7 camera can help mobile device users take their photography to the next level. With a large 24.1 Megapixel CMOS sensor, fast autofocus, built-in wireless connectivity and more, it combines fantastic features with easy operation for high-quality images you'll be proud to share. Impressive Performance The DIGIC 4+ Image Processor creates fast performance and reduces image noise, even in low light. Connect. Upload. ShareBuilt-in Wi-Fi Certified and NFC allow for easy sharing & connection to your compatible devices. Hands-free Operation Use your compatible smart device* to control the camera remotely for great self-portraits and more. Beautiful Full HD Videos Made EasyCapture breathtaking Full HD quality video in a variety of recording sizes and frame rates, including 30p for a natural look. The camera's wide ISO range means confident shooting in nearly any light. Capture the Moment as You See It The EOS Rebel T7 camera's Optical Viewfinder lets you quickly line up and capture a photo in virtually any situation. It also helps you accurately see what the lens sees, even in bright sunlight. The Power of EOS Autofocus The EOS Rebel T7 camera features fast and accurate autofocus, which can enhance your shooting experience by making sure you're ready to capture the action as soon as it happens. Compose the Image You WantScene Intelligent Auto mode delivers accurate exposure and enhancements to help bring out the beauty in virtually any scene, so you can concentrate on composing images without puzzling over settings. Explore Your Creativity with EF LensesThe EOS Rebel T7 camera's compatibility with all Canon EF and EF-S lenses provides plenty of creative opportunities for capturing everything from grand landscapes to faraway wildlife and more. Improved Dual Pixel CMOS AF and eye detection AF 24.1 Megapixel CMOS (APS-C) sensor with is 100–6400 (H: 12800) Built-in Wi-Fi and NFC technology working temperature range: 32-104°F/0-40°C 9-Point AF system and AI Servo AF Optical Viewfinder with approx 95% viewing coverage Use the EOS Utility Webcam Beta Software (Mac and Windows) to turn your compatible Canon camera into a high-quality webcam Video capture resolution: FHD 1080p3.0" 920k-Dot LCD Monitor

"}"> JSB • Regular Member • Posts: 347 ColorMunki Photo New Software Update Jan 27, 2017 2 It was news to me, maybe not to you, but X-Rite has updated ColorMunki Photo software as of January 11, 2017 to version 1.2.2. I had been using version 1.1.1 since 2009. A pleasant surprise. I did an LCD monitor calibration with the new software and it was slightly different from previous version. Looks good. Can't wait to do printer profile. Here are notes from X-Rite:Download: ColorMunki PhotoVersion: 1.2.2Previous Version: 1.2.1Release Date: 1/11/2017File Type: PC - , Mac - ZIP FileDownload: PC Version Mac VersionNotes: The following features and improvements have been added for this release:Added date and time to the name of created profiles to reduce operating system errorsAdded latest version of X-Rite Device Services (XRD) for improved hardware supportUpdated supported operating systems—see System Requirements "}"> Droppingin • Senior Member • Posts: 1,351 Re: ColorMunki Photo New Software Update In reply to JSB • Jan 27, 2017 I have considered buying the ColorMunkie to produce my own profiles. I currently have the i1 Display Pro device to calibrate my monitor.My question is:Once I have created all my different profiles, there will be about 6 to 8 total, what use is the device?-- hide signature --Its easy to be a holy man on a mountain top. Canon RF 24-105mm F4L IS USM Canon EOS R6 Canon EF 16-35mm F2.8L II USM Canon EF-S 60mm f/2.8 Macro USM Canon RF 100-500mm F4.5-7.1L IS USM +3 more "}"> (unknown member) • Forum Pro • Posts: 13,189 Re: ColorMunki Photo New Software Update 1 Droppingin wrote:I have considered buying the ColorMunkie to produce my own profiles. I currently have the i1 Display Pro device to calibrate my monitor.My question is:Once I have created all my different profiles, there will be about 6 to 8 total, what use is the device?You can still use it to calibrate and profile your display. Or to read colors outside the computer if you so desire. IMHO, your i1 Display (a colorimeter) is a superior instrument for display calibration. If you're only going to build a few output profiles, might not be worth the $$. "}"> Droppingin • Senior Member • Posts: 1,351 Re: ColorMunki Photo New Software Update That is what I was thinking. Its probably mobetta to send out for profile generation.-- hide signature --Its easy to be a holy man on a mountain top. Canon RF 24-105mm F4L IS USM Canon EOS R6 Canon EF 16-35mm F2.8L II USM Canon EF-S 60mm f/2.8 Macro USM Canon RF 100-500mm F4.5-7.1L IS USM +3 more "}"> (unknown member) • Forum Pro • Posts: 13,189 Re: ColorMunki Photo New Software Update

We adapted it to 8448 we replace 8443 with 8448):# cat $EF_TOP/conf/plugins/dcvsm/clusters.propsDCVSM_CLUSTER_dcvsm_cl1_AUTH_ID=5ee022b4-9307-4a08-bebb-0320c716cc9d # exampleDCVSM_CLUSTER_dcvsm_cl1_AUTH_PASSWORD=OGMzYTk5MDgtODNjNC00Y2U4LTg2ODEtZDFmMmZjMzRjMDk5 # exampleDCVSM_CLUSTER_dcvsm_cl1_AUTH_ENDPOINT= dcvsm_cl1 is the name of the Session Manager cluster as stored in $EF_TOP/conf/plugins/dcvsm/dcvsm.efconf:DCVSM_CLUSTER_IDS=dcvsm_cl1EnginFrame Installation ScriptYou can execute the script at once (download EnginFrame Installation Script) or step by step to monitor the execution of the single steps. You you want step-by-step, please open the script with any text processor and copy and paste each line.The old EnginFrame 2019 installation script can be downloaded here as well. Here are the links:EnginFrame 2020 Installation ScriptEnginFrame 2019 Installation ScriptEnginFrame Portal manual installation This guide will help you to manually setup EF Portal for any linux distributions based in Debian (like Ubuntu) or Red hat (like CentOS, Alma Linux and Rocky Linux).Linux Debian based (like Ubuntu)We recommend to update your distribution:sudo apt updatesudo apt -y upgradeGet the last EF Portal version clicking here.Setup Java:sudo apt -y install openjdk-11-jdkCreate the users:sudo adduser efnobodysudo adduser efadminCopy your license file to a directory that you easy can remember, because you will need to write the full path during the installation procedure.Now you can execute the installer:sudo java -jar enginframe-2024.0-latest.jarStart and enable the service:sudo systemctl start --now enginframeChange the efadmin password with the command:passwd efadminAccess the EF Portal using the URL: Red Hat based (like CentOS, Alma Linux and Rocky Linux) We recommend to update your distribution:yum update -yGet the last EF Portal version clicking here.Setup the JRE: sudo yum -y install java-11-openjdkCreate the users:sudo adduser efnobodysudo adduser efadminCopy your license file to a directory that you easy can remember, because you will need to write the full path during the installation procedure.Now you can execute the installer:sudo java -jar enginframe-2024.0-latest.jarStart and enable the service:sudo systemctl start --now enginframeChange the efadmin password with the command:passwd efadminAccess the EF Portal using the URL: Installing without interactionYou can create a efinstall.config file that will answer all questions, allowing you to have a silent install.To create the efinstall.config, please create a temporary server and manually setup the EF Portal. In the end of the process, the efinstall.config file will be created.Enabling EnginFrame Views Desktop ServicesAfter

Fastcompression.com Fastvideo blog Software for XIMEA CB500 realtime image processing on GPU Realtime image processing for XIMEA CB500Author: Fyodor SerzhenkoHigh resolution cameras are getting more and more popular nowadays with resolution parameter ever growing due to advancement in the latest image sensor technology. The newest of them offer remarkable resolution of 50 or more Megapixel pushing the data bandwidth to the edge where it can become a bottleneck.In the past, high resolution meant slow transfer speed (low fps) which was far from ideal for a smooth video on the monitor where you expect to get at least 20-30 fps to have an output with low latency and not just a sequence of separate frames. Even the simplest task of full RAW stream transfer from high resolution image sensor to computer with maximum bit depth and at full image resolution can be complicated.Fig.1. High resolution 48 MP camera from XIMEA with active EF-mountCamera vendor XIMEA offers a portfolio of various types of industrial cameras including the xiB series. The xiB camera line includes a model called CB500 with 48 MPix Global shutter CMOS image sensor providing 22 Fps (frames per second) at 12-bit readout or 30 Fps at 8-bit. This results in a substantial data stream where the camera like CB500 equipped with PCI-Express interface securing 20 Gbits throughput comes in handy. Real data stream of this 8K camera can reach 1550 MBytes/s.One option to handle that RAW stream is to store data to high-end SSD, yet there could be a more effective solution. It is possible to process the data on GPU in real time, to show the results on the monitor and to save the compressed color frames to conventional SSD with final data rate being less than 500 MB/s. This approach allows to solve important tasks of real-time applications: image acquisition RAW image processing image output to the monitor image compression storage of compressed frames on SSDThat's why we can send RAW data from XIMEA CB500 camera directly to system memory and then copy it to NVIDIA GPU memory, thus all image processing will be done on the