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linking TextIO to Eclipse Java Project[message #821835] Thu, 15 March 2012 21:55 Brian Case Messages: 3 Registered: March 2012 Hope this is the right forum. This should have taken three minutes and I've lost the whole day on this. I'm running Eclipse Eclipse SDK Version: 3.7.2 with the default workspace on C:Documents and Settingsownerworkspace on windows xp. I'm using the jdk-7u3-windows-i586 version of Java. Separately, I've downloaded TextIO.java (and in desperation even created a class for it). I've copied and pasted TextIO.java to every place I can think of, but the Eclipse IDE does not find it. e.g. Here's the code for the class (and project) (periods used to show indents) public class Exercise1v1 { ....public static void main(String[] args) { . ........String usersName; // The user's name, as entered by the user. ........String upperCaseName; // The user's name, converted to upper case letters. . ........System.out.print('Please enter your name: '); ........usersName = TextIO.getln(); . ........upperCaseName = usersName.toUpperCase(); . ........System.out.println('Hello, ' + upperCaseName + ', nice to meet you!'); .....} // end main() } the error is 'the method getln() is undefined for the type TextIO' My Project is Exercises1 ..- src ....- default package ....- Exercise1v1,java ....- TextIO.java ..+ snippet ..+ JRE System Library [JavaSE 1.7] ....TextIO.java

Re: linking TextIO to Eclipse Java Project[message #821895 is a reply to message #821835] Thu, 15 March 2012 23:50 Brian Case Messages: 3 Registered: March 2012 Resolved. Terminology issue. The TextIO.java goes on the project group, not the package.

Re: linking TextIO to Eclipse Java Project[message #1799133 is a reply to message #821835] Fri, 30 November 2018 10:22 Enda McCabe Messages: 1 Registered: November 2018 For those of you foloowing a course that uses import textio.TextIO as you have discovered, this will not work in Eclipse. There is a simple way around this. Instead of importing textio.TextIO you can import Scanner. So all you do is at the start of your program replace: import textio.TextIO; with import java.util.Scanner; in the 'main' enter the following code Scanner scan = new Scanner( System.in ); And where TextIO is used amend the code. Here are a couple of examples. (usersGuess is an integer and playAgain a boolean) usersGuess = TextIO.getInt(); becomes usersGuess = keyboard.nextInt(); playAgain = TextIO.getlnBoolean(); becomes playAgain = keyboard.nextBoolean(); I hope this helps. [Updated on: Fri, 30 November 2018 15:37]

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In video editing on Mac, iMovie works like a charm, doesn't it? With the support of camcorders, iMovie is available for importing camcorder video shots into for editing directly. And to import video from camcorders into iMovie (iMovie 11 included), read on this tutorial.

First of all, make sure your camcorder is listed in the compatible camcorder list of iMovie, then:

Part 1: iMovie Can Recognize your Camcorder

Step 1: Connect your camcorder to Mac.

Step 2: Set your camcorder in PC or computer mode.

Step 3: Generally speaking, iMovie will launch automatically and an import window will pop up to ask you to import your cam videos. Occasionally, a DVD based camcorder will launch the Apple DVD Player automatically, it's fine, close it before continuing. If the video editor for Mac didn't opened, open it manually.

If you want to import your video from a Tapeless Camcorder like DVD based camcorder, you may see your clips presented in the import window, set the switch at the bottom left corner of the window to Automatic and click Import All, and if you switch to Manual, you can deselect some clips you don't want to use and click Import selected.

If you want to import video from a DV or HDDV, a single view window will appear. To simply import the DV video into your iMovie, you can set Automatic mode, then click Import. After that, iMovie will automatically import your DV video into. On the popup window, you can customize the destination to the main drive of your Mac or the Firmware drive connected to the Mac. Rename the event and set the video resolution for importing. It's possible for you to import the video clips into an existing event. Click OK.

Part 2: iMovie Can't Recognize your Camcorder

It means the video formats your camcorder uses to save your shots are incompatible with iMovie. To import these camcorder videos into iMovie for edit, you are required to convert the camcorder video to iMovie video first. UniConverter is a fantastic tool that can be used to convert videos into several format and then imported into iMovie for editing. With this tool, you can simply bring files from a camcorder and convert them, without losing any quality, and edit them on iMovie. The conversion is fast and perfect. This is the best tool for converting video in the market today.

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Step-by-step Guide to Import Camcorder Files to iMovie for Editing using iSkysoft

Step 1. Connect the camcorder

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Using a firewire cable, connect the camcorder to your computer and wit for the files to be visible in the explorer.

Step 2. Load the video files

Drag your camcorder files to your converter. You can also use the 'File' > 'Load Camcorder Files' function and select your files.

Step 3. Select the output format

Select 'iMovie' as the format that you want to convert your videos to.

Step 4. Convert your video

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Hit the “Convert” tab and let the video be converted to iMovie supported format.

Step 5. Import the files to iMovie

Import the files into iMovie and edit them for your project.