128 bit A8 of Iphone

Just being a very curious person. Since A7 is a 64 bit which surprised the world. Even on android( Which is still developing their own 64 bit Soc's). What will be the upcoming A8 chipset? More games that are released on iphone had a Graphic quality equal to PS2 and Xbox 360. Games like Monster Hunter freedom Unite and infinity blade 3 had an excellent overall game graphic quality thanks to the A7 and PowerVr. Now, Will the A8 be a 128 bit Soc? /('o')\

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320 & 128 bit rate in iPhone.

I haven't found an option that lets you choose the bit rate you want to convert your music to in my iPhone. All my music is 320 bit rate or lossless... So it's going to take a chunk of space. I'm converting the music I want on my iPhone to a 128 bit rate and throwing that in a playlist to sync to my phone... which I really don't want to do because now I have the same albums twice and it's makes my library messy. Any quick fix or solutions?

I can't speak for iPods cause I never bought one. I've always been the kind of person who rather have one device (Moto Razr V3i w/ iTunes) then two devices (reg. phone and an iPod). My phone would covert the music to 128 bit rate to optimize space. It would make sense that apple would give us an option to convert the size of our music files to optimize space as well. This making duplicate albums in two different bit rates is a hassle! Unless you've gone into Edit > Preferences > Advanced > Importing... the music you rip on your computer is going to be a defult ACC 128 bit rate format. Which there is nothing wrong with. If you share music with friends and they don't have iTunes there's going to be an issue. So I changed my encoder to MP3 and also adjusted the audio quality. You tend to lose lower frequencies when music is ripped at a low bit rate.

Sync at Higher than 128 bit rate to iphone?

Does anyone know why apple does not give an option to sync songs at a bit rate other than 128 kbps (or the bit rate in itunes)? Some of us would buy iphones with more memory if we could sync at 256.

sguerra wrote:
Chris,
Thanks for the reply. What would happen if I burn an album from 128 to wav file so i could listen to it on any cd player, then imported it back as 256? Still no quality change? This is why I ask, I accedentally deleted my whole library, fortunetly I had most of it backed up on DVDs. I thought this could be a good opportunity for me to evolve to 256.
Is the concept, if I bought an album from itunes at 128, that is best quality it will ever be? The same album bought at "sears", imported at 256 would be better quality? That makes sense.
Thats exact thing that will happen. Lossy formats (like MP3 or AAC) cannot be improved in any way from their current encoding rate. You already lost the information long ago and you cannot get it back no matter what you do with it.

MC340LL/A Airport Extreme using a 128 bit 26 digit password.

I may be asking the wrong question out of ignorance, but I'm confident if I am wrong someone will set me straight. I have an old cone shaped Airport Extreme, that one that looks like a flying saucer, using a WEP 128 bit 26 digit password and at least seven networked devices (two Tivos, an Apple TV, a Ceiva frame, a printer, an iPhone and a PC laptop running Vista). If I were to upgrade to a MC340LL/A Extreme, I would like to not have to reinstall those existing devices, i.e., use a different encryption. Several questions: Will I be able to install the MC340LL/A using my existing security setup and password? Is it possible to install the MC340LL/A with more "modern" security without reinstalling my existing devices? Am I asking the right question(s) or do I not comprehend the issue(s)?

Welcome to the discussions!
+If I were to upgrade to a MC340LL/A Extreme, I would like to not have to reinstall those existing devices, i.e., use a different encryption.+
I'll offer my opinion here and hope that you will get other varying opinions as well.
The simple answer here may that in order to meet your requirements, the Radio Modes on the new Extreme would have to be set down to the same "g" levels that you are using now.
This can be done, but other than possibly picking up a Guest network function, there would be virtually no wireless performance benefit with the change to the new Extreme. You will still be at "g" level wireless.
The exception might be if devices could use what is known as WEP Transitional Security, which would allow some "n" level wireless speeds. But, I'm not sure if your existing password would work in this arrangement, and I'm not sure that all of your devices would function at this setting.
If you have to make a switch, then it would make more sense to move to the much more secure settings offered by WPA2 Personal or WPA/WPA2 Personal security. (As you may be aware WEP is no longer considered secure and can be cracked by anyone with a modest toolkit).
But, I can't tell you whether the Tivos, the Ceiva, or the printer would handle this level of security. It will take some real research to learn whether devices might be compatible; and each device will need to be reinstalled with new passwords. Expect some frustration at best and probably an incompatible device or two.
The Apple devices will all handle the WPA settings and I think the PC running Vista would probably handle it as well. Can't say on the others, but if they are new...a year or two old...that would be an encouraging sign.
Please post back on your progress.

128 bit music problem

I just figured out that I turned this option on a while ago and that is why I could no longer synch photos to my iPhone 4, Apple tv or iPad. I turned it off and photos are synching again!!
Just reported it to Feedback.
So you can squeeze more music on but you give up photos.........

Bonita,
There is a special 128 bit service pack for the 128 bit version of WLS 5.1.
Please contact support to get the 128 bit service pack. Whomever helps
you will need to verify that your company is qualified to receive the 128 bit
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Kaye

How to connect Pocket PC to 128 bit WEP protected Airport network

Friends:
Can anyone lead me through the steps to connect my Hp iPaq 4155 Pocket PC to my 128 bit WEB protected Airport network?
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Accessing an Airport wireless network from a wifi enabled PocketPC 2003
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Not able to connect to wireless network using WEP 128 bit hex password

I'm using a 128 bit hex WEP password on a Belkin wireless router.
My ascii passphrase is 13 characters.
I tried using the hex password generated by the Belkin router, as well as the hex equivalent of my ascii passphrase. Every time, I am told that either "there was an error connecting to the network" or the "password is incorrect" message.
I'm using channel 7, but have also tried with channel 11.
I tried using a $ sign in front of the WEP hex password. The $ does not work with Open Internet Connect or the Airport menubar.
I can connect if I don't use any encryption on the wireless network, and also through the Ethernet cable.
I have an iBook which connects fine to the wireless network.
So why doesn't the iMac work the same way ?

The security difference between NO encryption and any form of WEP is about 2 minutes or less for somebody looking to get in... besides having WEP enabled makes you look like an easy target since you think it'll stop anything!
Either leave it off, making Hackers think at least 3 minutes about WHY, or use/setup WPA of one form or another!

Flash player not working on internet explorer 8 cipher strength 128-bit

PLEASE HELP!
I'Mm using Windows XP and Internet Explorer 8 with cipher strength 128-bit and Flash player does not work properly, like when I want to watch a music video or listen to music on You Tube it plays then stops and plays and stops continuously I have installed the latest Flash Player but still have the same problem.
Please please help anyone!

That sounds like you either have a very slow Internet connection, or the server at the other end (providing the video) is slow.
Try clearing your Internet cache; this helps sometimes.

Preview.app DOES in fact encrypt PDF's with 128 bit! Yay

Hello good people on Apple Discussions,
I just wanted to share my recent discovery that Preview.app actually does use 128 bit encryption.
The program GuaPDF can display additional information about PDF's and this is what I found:
https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B19T3w95-UkWMTQ0YTZlMTgtMGE5Zi00YjU1LTlhMTgtYmM 1NTI3NjNkZGRi&hl=en
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Luuc.

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WEP 128 bit 26 hex digit problem

Can't seem to use the passwords generated by the linksys router for WEP 128 bits 26 hex digits encryption. WEP 64 bits works. Why?
Thanks

The $ before the password didn't work. Tried WEP password and 40/128 hex but 40/128 hex won't allow a $ before the password. I wish there was a place to just use the Passphrase on the Mac. Using a linksys router.

128 bit encryption requirement not working

Using S1 6.0 sp5 on solaris 8, connecting to WAS 4.5 application servers.
The require 128 bit encryption setting is in obj.conf with an error page to serve if lower than 128 bit encryption is used.
This works fine for all plain text html requests, however, when a request goes to the websphere application the encryption requirement is ignored.
Has anyone seen anything of this nature before?

I'm not using SiteMinder or weblogic, my suggestion was based on your problem description. If you can show us your obj.conf file, we can check and try to find out a solution. You are right, AuthTrans will come before PathCheck but this should still allow PathCheck stage functions to be processed when the request processing goes through the pathcheck stage....I don't know how SiteMinder implements the SAF though.
Thanks
Manish

WRT54GS V7 128 BIT ENCRYPTION

I just this morning bought a new wireless router, ran home and hooked it up. I have had 3 other Lynksys (wired) routers in the past, do all my own work from mechanical to software and LAN.
The initial setup went fine with the first desktop PC, running Windows XP Pro. A second desktop set up fine, also running XP Pro. I figured all would go fine with the laptop running the same thing. However, after numerous times trying to setup a laptop with no joy, I had to call tech support.
The tech and went through all the settings and verified my work, just to find all was right (I knew it was, I had checked it so many times). The encryption setting was to 128 bit. She had me reset that to 64 bit and all is now functioning perfectly. I have not had much experience with encryption problems before.
So my questions are:
1. Is there a problem with the 128 bit encryption protocol in the router or in my laptop?
2. Is this something to worry about?

Answers to your question:
1. there is no problem with your 128 bit protocol with the laptop nor the router. its just that 128 bit is a very long number and letters and it is case sensitive user might find a hard time trying to but it in next time. that is why 64 bit is oftenly used its for your own benefit. hehe
2. and this is not something to worry about.
PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE ;p

IPad WiFi password problem fixed by switching to 128-bit encryption

Upon waking, my iPad would often prompt me to re-enter my WiFi password, or simply say that it wasn't connected to the internet.
I was using an old D-Link Router with 64-bit WEP encryption. After talking to a senior support tech, I switched the WEP to 128-bit and it's been smooth sailing ever since.
This is still a bug, because if you're in some random hotel, you can't change the router settings. But this workaround may help until a patch is released.

Upon waking, my iPad would often prompt me to re-enter my WiFi password, or simply say that it wasn't connected to the internet.
I was using an old D-Link Router with 64-bit WEP encryption. After talking to a senior support tech, I switched the WEP to 128-bit and it's been smooth sailing ever since.
This is still a bug, because if you're in some random hotel, you can't change the router settings. But this workaround may help until a patch is released.

WEP # for 128 Bit; where do I find it?

I recently bought a Logitech internet radio (Squeeze Box). I have an Airport Extreme. In setting the radio up to recognize my wireless network, it's asking for a "WEP Key". Where do I find this? I have the Airport set up as 128 bit WEP, so I think the number should be 26 digits. Can anyone help??

When you setup the 802.11n AirPort Extreme Base Station (AEBSn) for WEP, you used the WEP Transitional Security Network which uses a 13-character password. For non-AirPort devices to connect, you just need to determine the Equivalent Network Password, and then use this password in the settings for the Squeeze Box.
(ref: AirPort Extreme: Getting an equivalent network password)

Aironet 350 in Mac OS9: 128-bit WEP possible?

Aftermarket-like, I have acquired a lovely Aironet PCM-352 card complete with the drivers on CD. I installed them with apparent success on my PowerBook G3 which runs OS 9 (OS X no-go due to FireWire issues), but it doesn't allow more than 16 hex digits for the WEP key (40bits). 128 bit is what I need. Cisco.com won't let me download new drivers, apparently since I don't have a TAC contract. Surely there are wiser places than here to post these questions, but:
- Is it possible, with newer drivers, to do 128-bit WEP keys with this model of Aironet card?
- Where to get those drivers, absent spending a grillion dollars for an otherwise useless tech support contract?

PCMCIA adapter firmware version is V4.25.30 which supports 128 bit encrytpion.

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