UBCD, Spinrite and other tools utilizing FreeDOS fail to boot on Dell OptiPlex 980 PC with the following error message:
IntiDisk
Invalid Opcode at 03A0 0000 0F03 0D44 7C44 0B63 6218 8F15 6C6D 0D44 001E 0000 0000
After a ride, Garmin Edge 530 doesn't allow end and save the ride. Activity Start / Stop button beeps on pressing, but doesn't actually do anything. Pressing the power button brings the following message:
Connect IQ app is open
Close the app before putting the device to sleep or powering off.
Editing QuickTime .mov files taken with iPhone XR using Vegas Movie Studio (Platinum). Suddenly preview screen turns black. Audio still plays fine, but no preview video is visible. Restarting the application and rebooting the computer doesn't help.
I normally use the excellent ReNamer tool to rename .mts video files shot on Sony DSRL to date/time shot (i.e. 2020-11-29 14.30.28.MTS). All it takes is set the filename to ":File_DateModified:". This, unfortunately, doesn't work for QuickTime .mov videos shot with iPhone XR. Date Modified for these files is all over the place. It seems that QuickTime encoder saves proper date/time taken in "Media Created" property.
I couldn't find how to extract this data using ReNamer. Luckily, after a bit of experimenting, I found a quick way to do the job using another great tool - ExifTool.
