ClaudioLessa

…And now, all my Dashboard is locked up with this error message. No matter what I try to reach, all I get is that error message. ??

As additional information, I got this error msg when trying to insert the code:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘<‘ in /var/www/html/claudiolessa.com/web/wp-content/plugins/cd-baby-player-emded/cdbaby-shortcode.php on line 12

Hi, Brett! Thanks for the reply.
I’ve checked the huge amount of folders and so on. There was none with the specific name XML, but there is a small (3KB) file named xmlrpc.php as well as a ton of the things I have posted over the years under the wp-content folder (path: http/ https://www.claudiolessa.com – wp-content – uploads – and then one folder for each of the years 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012.)
Interestingly enough, I have not been able to visualize one complete posting (like it would appear on the blog, with the title, the picture or video, and the commentary I wrote for that specific posting). Maybe the titles and comments associated to the images are stored somewhere else, I don’t know.
Once again, thanks for your attention!
Claudio Lessa

Hi, Tom!
I am using GenPress Freelancer. Instead of creating/setting a title and a tagline for my blog (claudiolessa.com), I decided to upload an image, containing the title, the picture, etc. I created this in Photoshop and my problem is that I can’t seem to make it larger when I upload it to the Header Content. I’ve tried enlarging the image in Photoshop and re-uploading it, but not luck. The question: how do I enlarge the image (Logo) for the Freelancer’s Header?
Thanks in advance for your help & guidance.
Claudio Lessa

Tim,
No sweat. Thank you very much, anyway. While fiddling with the software, I found that the mp4 option, although producing a little larger file, works ok. Therefore, until I find the right combination of specs, I am abandoning .flv.
Thanks again!
All the best,
Claudio Lessa
in Brasilia, Brazil
https://www.claudiolessa.com

Dear Tim,
I just found out, literally minutes ago, that the problem was with the iSkySoft converter that I used. I recently had trouble with my MacPro’s main HD and lost all the setups (had to re-install everything). Anyway, this evening I decided to try the old version of iSkySoft I had in my MacBook Pro and, to my surprise, the video came out with the audio, like it has always done!
At the same time I thank you very, very much for your quick answer, I would appreciate if you could help me with the setup of the converter. I generate the video through Final Cut Pro (7.0.3) using Quick Time Conversion, 1920×1080. In the past, when I converted to .FLV 264, the degradation was barely noticeable. Now, that I lost the setup I had, I noticed that the video degradation is quite apparent. Where should I fiddle in iSkySoft in order to get better video?
Once again, thank you very much!
All the best,
Claudio Lessa
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