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Since Camtasia Studio is a full-fledged video production application that is used and strongly recommended by most professionals. However, When we want to edit our MP4 videos through Camtasia, it fails. Why? Because Camtasia supports AVI, .WMV, MPEG-1, .MP3, .WAV, .WMA, and .MOV (QuickTime) files. It does not support MP4 files with incorrect codec. It means that those videos incompatible cannot be imported to Camtasia Studio directly and must be converted or re-recorded. To solve those problems, the quick workaround is to transcode MP4 files to Camtasia Studio 8 natively supported formats (MP4 are highly recommended). Along with some help from third-party software, it can be done effortlessly. Then watch the tutorial to solve this problem.

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You want to #upload a #MP4 files into Windows Movie Maker for editing. But you'll be disappointed cause Windows Movie Maker won't import the MP4 file. Windows Media Player 11 recognizes and plays #MPEG-4 just fine but WMM doesn't. What's the matter? Well, this is a common problem encountered by many Windows Movie Maker users. This problem occurs because MP4 is incompatible with #WindowsMovieMaker. Fortunately, there is an easy way to fix the issue. The easy workaround is to change MP4 to Windows Movie Maker acceptable file format like WMV before importing. In this tutorial, we will teach you how to solve the problem.

Have some #H.264/MP4 videos either downloaded from Internet or taken by your cameras and want to edit #MP4 with Adobe After Effects? However, if you want to import H.264/MP4 to After Effects for editing, there will be some troubles since not all MP4 files are supported by After Effects. To smoothly import and edit H.264/MP4 files in After Effects, the easy workaround is to convert H.264/MP4 to #MPEG2 which is the best codecs with best results when working with AE.Then, watch the tutorial to get your issue fixed.

Resolves a lock-file-error

Finally, a fix for the weird fake errors in the intellisense detection in my ASP.NET Ajax apps!

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For now, Linux builds of the chromium open source browser won't work on Intel and AMD processors from the early/mid 2000s (including my desktop PC :( )