Fast forwarding: Any ideas?
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I have used this for audiobooks for more than a year. It is important that it is not paused while you fast forward or it will skip. It also seems that I have the best luck while pressing gently and steadily down on the right arrow key. If I press down without holding, the player skips to the next section. I have found that the player starts up right where I left it off if I hit pause and let it power down on its own. The only times I have to find my place are when I accidentally skip to the beginning of the next section or when I recharge it. I always have a pad by my computer and just write down the section and hours/minutes so I can find my place easily after charging.
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I've got good news and bad news, Alex. The bad news is that, even after going through my Leef's properties, I could not find out where or how to locate the access speed of the device. Perhaps someone else could tell you this, or if you know specifically where to find it, you could inform me. However, the good news is that it CAN, in fact, be used for Windows ReadyBoost. I hope this helps answer your question(s).
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Backward-CompatibleBackward-compatible with 802.11g devices at 54Mbps as well as 802.11b products at 11Mbps* So, yes it can do N. Hence the models name N150
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It's probably much faster than a home-grade router thing, I'd disable the WiFi you have and use 1 or more of these.
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i have the same issue with a new Syslink router. Just a lot of data moving with four realtime cameras and it probably needs a dedicated network. If the frame rate of the cameras can be reduced it would help,
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Haven't tried going that direction with the data but the software in the Nexto may impede that process. Probably need to pull off the manual form the internet and se if there is a work around. Sorry
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Ac, N, and G speeds are connected simultaneously. What ever the device requests.
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I never thought about doing simultaneous transmissions across all the ports on the hub. My guess is it would slow down, because we know that one port affects the others. Anker makes it clear, for example, that if you plug a USB 2.0 device into the unit, any 3.0 devices plugged in will perform at only 2.0 speed. There are multiple inputs, but only one output to your computer. Think of five hoses plugged into a sprinkler -- the water will not come out 5X as fast. That's my best guess, but I'm not an engineer.
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I have two that linked just fine. In addition to Melissa F's comment I found that setting the bandwidth to auto helps as I wasn't able to use the maximum bandwidth. Also make sure to save your settings from the top of the left menu. Unit should reboot after. I had problems with it not saving while using certain versions of Firefox.
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I don't think switching the wirse will make it reverse. Don't know how to slow it down. Sorry
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Mine does fast forward and rewind. However, both directions are a bit sluggish. (Not as fast as my trusty, old Sansa.) Make sure to unpause. To do that, push down at the top of the bottom navigation square. Then try to go forward and backward. I think that helps.
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thanks for the tips. turned mine around and it works. to me it opensbackwards but it worked so whatever.
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I don't have an exact time. So far I've been experimenting with various speeds to see what works best. It just seemed that when I ran it on the top speed it was eating up power. I'll try a more rigorous test during the week and try to post it here.
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I do not recall. I do not think the rotational speed of the drive would explain such incredibly slow transfer rates I was getting about 10 MB per hour.
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Mr. Kung, I think you may have a problem with your system. Each of my stations follows the other without any delay and that is the way it is supposed to work. It has been a very good unit for me. You should call them and explain the problem. I am sure they will have you return the unit and replace it with a new one. I apologize for being flippant.
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We have obtained several of the lightning deals that sold out very quickly. Tips: Make sure your computer and browser are up to date and without excessive plug-ins or extensions. A fast internet connection with low latency and fast upload is key. Speedtest.net is a great place to check your connection. Mine was reported with 1 ms ping, 151.4 MB download speed and 168.7 MB upload speed. Gotta love the dedicated (un-shared) fiber optic to the home.I might add that we live in a fairly rural area in the rocky mountains (~30,000 population in an area the size of Connecticut)
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Jeff, I don't believe your connection speed will be limited by the top end of the device, whatever that might be, but by your service provider.