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05-06-2009 Johan Gielen - Global Sessions June 2009

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danmark_ori said:
:yes: The very soundquality was a tad disappointing I remember
( used good headphones at the time ) but the vast range of incredible-invented sounds & possibilities of the Yamaha DJX were amázing ! :bravo:
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:book: Yamaha DJX: Harmony Central User Reviews :dancing:
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Funny, I think there are more reviews for the DJX on Harmony Central than any other synth there. Certainly a lot.:)
 
anyone knows what can cause a lack of Wi-Fi? .... my new connection runs at 14Megs with a cable but when i put it on Wi-Fi it slows down to half.... and the wireless connection should be 54megs..... its driving me crazy dammit :mask:
 
good stuff :dance:
 
trace of trance said:
anyone knows what can cause a lack of Wi-Fi? .... my new connection runs at 14Megs with a cable but when i put it on Wi-Fi it slows down to half.... and the wireless connection should be 54megs..... its driving me crazy dammit :mask:
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#1) Multiple devices connected to the same access point can cause network slowness, remember your Wireless network connections, are shared bandwidth, also if one person is connected at a slower speed, then this also causes everyone else to become slower, as there is a delay waiting for this to finish sending data.

#2) Multiple Access Points in the neighbourhood on the same or close to the same channels. This has the same reason as above, except you must also wait for others to finish sending on other access points as well. The frequency is a shared media. Ideally you should only use channels 1, 6 or 11 This will give you the best signals, all other channels can have interference from anything on those channels.

#3) if you are using 802.11b/g 2.4GHz phones can cause problems with your access points, as this is in the same frequency as your 802.11b/g AP. This can also apply to bluetooth as well.

#4) Location of the Access Point, if it's close to metal, this can block the signals. So can water, and thick concrete walls.


Source : Gateways causes slow wifi connection?
 
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lotttiej said:
this is more like it and now i have to eat
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:grinning: don't be late ! :super: :hug:


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