Around noon, lines emerged - either ships' trails of aircraft contrails (the latter, I would think) that appeared to rotate like the spokes of a wheel - presumably in the upper atmosphere. I haven't

Robert, I also saw that phenomenon. It seemed as though the lines started off in mid-Spain heading east-west (or the inverse), and were rotated round and moved north by the low embedded in the jet

Has anyone looked at an IR animation for the Biscay area today? Around noon, lines emerged - either ships' trails of aircraft contrails (the latter, I would think) that appeared to rotate like the

David, The Hyperthreading feature of my PC is turned on and I did not get something working wrong. I use a 3.2 PC, HP enabled and memory is 1024 Cheers Gérard

I was at a recent seminar (October 2003) in an Intel fabrication plant and whilst Hyperthreading was not the main topic, it was discussed. It should work quite transparently with Windows XP, taking

Most software isn't written to make use of hyperthreading and as you pointed out some actually fails. In fact most software can't make use of multi-processing. We are (work this is) replacing 100

I had read the hyperthreading note as well and had it initially disabled. However once my new PC had become stable I decided to activate it again. Over a period of about 3 weeks now I didn't get a

wrote: hyperthreading auto or disabled my computer is set to auto and every thing is ok nice pictures. keep it working Thanks for the report. It only applies to the PC with the DVB card and

Folks, A reminder that the next two weeks see some interruptions to images, particularly on Tuesday and Friday. I expect to see a normal flow of Foreign Satellite Data, but the products derived

david i dont know if i'm looking at the right thing but my p4 has hyperthreading auto or disabled my computer is set to auto and every thing is ok nice pictures my computer is 2.4cpu 1gig memory may

Folks, I note from the release notes that the Tellique software does not work with the Hyperthreading feature of newer processors enabled. Indeed, I turned that feature off in the BIOS on my

Hi John, Thanks for that info, I'll give it a try. Regards, Basil

Hi Basil Yes i run one PC for reception and processing plus broadband and GeoSatSignal. I only recieve 14 of the 24 channels inc.HRV. I did try 2 pc for a while but found no advantage i have not had

Hi Guys, Thanks for your comments, much appreciated. You know, I was just about to ask if anyone out there was using one PC for reception and processing. The Win XP machine was built especially for

wrote: wanted to do WAS supported! Glad to hear that, Alan. I think I must have built the program with that in mind, but I would not normally call editing the registry "supported"! Cheers, David

David, Thank you. that has enabl;ed me to fix the problem. What I wanted to do WAS supported! All running fine now. I can even boot without the floppy! Best regards - Alan

drive and I want to change it. At your own risk, play with: HKCU\Software\David J Taylor\MsgAnimator\TempPath Ensure you retain the trailing backslahs. I don't think what you

David, Thanks for the hint, but I knew about setting the DATA path, and there doesn't seem to be any way of setting the Animations path. It says in the Notes that if Animator does not find MSGDM

Sorry, I should know by now. Windows XP Pro, + SP1. Roger

wrote: \Images on the C:\ drive to store the animations. I want it to use D:\MSG1\Images instead but I cannot find anywhere to tell Animator this. (D: drive is faster than