Von: Alan Sewards <alan@...> Datum: Wed, 11 May 2011 12:15:04 +0200 The usenet is notorious for a more or less lossy data transfer. That may start with a wobbly phone line connecting a remote

Thanks. Sorry to have asked, this is so evident :) ! Cheers, U.

Alan, thanks again. Yes, I just updated everything a few weeks ago. Moving the video files from the ever-busy drive C_ to their own disk, dedicated only to satellite images, improved things quite a bi

Hi Alan, thanks for the reply. I changed the registry entry, removing the video files from C:&#92; seems to have been beneficial for the performance already. I was thinking less of the amount of data

Ernst, so sorry, I was sure I had set the alias address. The next time I am busy on the server configuration, I'll try to remember it again. As mentioned in my reply to Alan, taking the videos off fro

Now we just need an ever-self-adjusting autofoldup-dish that fits in a pocket when not in use... :) Anybody using one of the *pads already? Good luck, and keep your batteries up!! I wish you a success

Just augmented my receiver with a 24/7-specified 1 TB disk - which seems to be faster than the previously used one. AT least, it has more space on it. I copied the contents of the old disk, now "E:" t

As always, blind for the obvious. My wife is sooo right :) Thanks, cheers, U.

If my memory serves me right (well, yes, if...), I once saw a descripton of what command line parameters are available for MSG Manager. The text file that comes with the package does not disclose that

Bad news for all of us who enjoy the reliability of Samsung HDDs: http://www.seagate.com/ww/v/index.jsp?locale=en-US&name=samsung- seagate-alignment-announce- pr&vgnextoid=d00a78162ab6f210VgnVCM100000

An: <MSG-1@...> Von: "David J Taylor" <gm8arv@...> Datum: Wed, 30 Mar 2011 15:38:13 +0100 Betreff: Re: [MSG-1] Red satellite icon every 20 seconds? Antwort an: MSG-1@...

The oxide layer is very hard and well bonded to the copper. Even sandpaper does not remove it easily. But YMMV. Cheers, U.

An: <MSG-1@...> Von: "David J Taylor" <gm8arv@...> Datum: Sat, 26 Mar 2011 16:42:56 -0000 Betreff: Re: [MSG-1] Red satellite icon every 20 seconds? Antwort an: MSG-1@...

First, a look into te BIOS setup might help. Then, one of the global check- everything-but-the-CPU-temperature tools? Some older models feature USB 2.0 only on a part of the ports. Trying a different

Von: "David J Taylor" <gm8arv@...> Datum: Sat, 26 Mar 2011 12:13:49 -0000 Err, what does the 'h' stand for here? Hopefully not 'hex', or? :/ Several SatReceivers have such secondary sockets, m

Von: "David J Taylor" <gm8arv@...> Datum: Sat, 26 Mar 2011 10:15:45 -0000 David, I take it that missing PIDs can be excluded. Does the box have one LNB socket and another feed-through? Maybe m

Von: "Geoffrey Gee" <geogee@...> Datum: Thu, 24 Mar 2011 09:56:21 -0000 Geoffrey, you are not the first and only who got trapped there. When the METOP service started, there were some simila

Von: "ernstlobsiger" <ernst.lobsiger@...> Datum: Tue, 22 Mar 2011 11:53:10 -0000 Ernst, hard to admit - but your .cmd file (yes, 0.91) looked so self-explanatory that I did never look again at t

Thanks! :) Cheers, U.

Von: "ernstlobsiger" <ernst.lobsiger@...> Datum: Mon, 07 Mar 2011 16:56:43 -0000 Ernst, please allow me to come back to this point. I have installed your TClogSummary program, and it works perfe