Connectivity and Video Problems

I have a 5G 30GB iPod. I had no connectivity issues until I downloaded iTunes 7. After I downloaded iTunes 7 my iPod would shouw up in windows but not in iTunes. I followed the instructions about 1. plugging in the ipod 2. stop the ipod service 3. start up itunes. My iPod then showed up in iTunes. I tried to install the new apple update software (Version 1.2 I believe) and my iPod disconnected itself and the computer continued to search for the iPod which it had just ejected. I simply plugged in my ipod again and decided to not install the update. It sync'd up just fine updating my podcasts and music. As soon as it was done updating my ipod it seems to autoeject itself once more so I am not able to change any preferences. This was annoying, but didn't bother me too much. Recently I updated to iTunes 7.0.1, and I added a video which my friend had sent me to my iTunes library. I then connected my ipod doing everything that I normally do. iTunes removed all of my videos from my ipod and then updated my music and podcasts. Now I am stuck with no videos on my ipod. I can't change any preferences because my ipod will not remain connected to itunes. Has anyone else had a similar problem, and is there any known fixes?
Windows XP

i am HAVING THE SAME PROBLEM. EVER SINCE I SOWNLOADED THE NEW ITUNE THE IPOD HAS BEEN ACTING UP. IT SAID THAT MY IPOD IS CORRUPTED WHEN IT RY TO RESTORE IT, AN ERROR POPS UP. ALSO WHEN I CONNECT IT TO THE PC THE IPOD SHOWS A LOW BATTERY EVEN THOGH I CHARGED IT ALL DAY.

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Broadband connection and speed problems

Hi,
On Wednesday morning my broadband connection went down and could not reconnect from 600am til 700pm. It did manage to get a connection to stay up at around 900pm, but since then the connection has dropped about four times a day.
I have checked my equipment, wiring etc, connected directly to the test socket, using a new ADSL microfilter etc etc. I have also checked for known problems in my area and have done some quiet call tests(17070).
There are apparently no problems in my area, but a couple of the quiet call tests were crackly.
Since last night (Friday) at around 900pm the connection has managed to stay up but my connection speeds, both up and down are much much lower than they used to be.
Since Wednesday night I have performed some BT speedtests.
D/L Profile for my line is - 17.64 Mbps, but actual speed currently varies between around 8 and 11 Mbps.
U/L Profile for my line is - 0.83 Mbps, but speed currenty varies between 0.01 and 0.3 Mbps.
Before Wednesday, my download speeds were typically 16-17Mbps and upload speeds were typically 0.8Mbps.
With very little variation.
I have included some stats from my BT HH3...
Wednesday nights ADSL Line status, after I managed to get a connection to stay up. below;
ADSL Line Status
Connection Information
Line state: Connected
Connection time: 0 days, 04:59:49
Downstream: 18.65 Mbps
Upstream: 443.9 Kbps
ADSL Settings
VPI/VCI: 0/38
Type: PPPoA
Modulation: G.992.5 Annex A
Latency type: Fast
Noise margin (Down/Up): 4.9 dB / 26.4 dB
Line attenuation (Down/Up): 11.1 dB / 5.3 dB
Output power (Down/Up): 20.1 dBm / 12.9 dBm
FEC Events (Down/Up): 0 / 0
CRC Events (Down/Up): 758 / 36
Loss of Framing (Local/Remote): 0 / 0
Loss of Signal (Local/Remote): 0 / 0
Loss of Power (Local/Remote): 0 / 0
HEC Events (Down/Up): 23957 / 6
Error Seconds (Local/Remote): 300 / 4
Current ADSL line status. After the line being up for 17 hours below;
ADSL Line Status
Connection Information
Line state: Connected
Connection time: 0 days, 17:17:36
Downstream: 19.52 Mbps
Upstream: 443.9 Kbps
ADSL Settings
VPI/VCI: 0/38
Type: PPPoA
Modulation: G.992.5 Annex A
Latency type: Fast
Noise margin (Down/Up): 3.2 dB / 28.1 dB
Line attenuation (Down/Up): 11.0 dB / 5.2 dB
Output power (Down/Up): 20.2 dBm / 12.2 dBm
FEC Events (Down/Up): 0 / 0
CRC Events (Down/Up): 133 / 36
Loss of Framing (Local/Remote): 0 / 0
Loss of Signal (Local/Remote): 0 / 0
Loss of Power (Local/Remote): 0 / 0
HEC Events (Down/Up): 636 / 9
Error Seconds (Local/Remote): 117 / 4
One thing that stands out is the Noise Margin of 4.9dB and now 3.2dB. I gather that these values are on the low side. Is 3.2dB acceptable?
I assume my line attenuation values are low as I live very close to my local exchange. I assume that these values are good.
There are some CRC HEC and Error Seconds values. I must admit that I dont fully understand these but I assume these are not good.
One other thing worth mentioning is that the phone cable to my property comes along my front wall over from a neighbouring property. Whilst checking this cable this morning in the daylight, I have noticed that someone, most probably my neighbour, has pulled the cable way from its fixing on the wall in order to put a fence post up on the wall.
The fence post has been there for a few months, with no apparent affect ro my phone and broadband, but I'm concerned that this could have damaged the cable, splitting the shielding or breaking a wire in the cable, or perhaps loosened the connectors to the juntion box it is connected to on the neighbours wall.
Could damage to the cable be the cause of my connection and speed problems?
Also, is it possible that my BTHH3 is faulty?
Any advice would be very welcome.
Thanks
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A little more information.
I have noticed that on a number of occasions when making or receiving voice calls, the broadband connection completely drops. It doesnt happen on all calls, and doesnt seem to happen when just going 'offhook' and listening to a dialling tone.
There is a definite crackle and hiss on most of the voice calls. But only seems to be audible on the home phone.
After a little browsing, I came upon a logging program "Routerstatshub". When I leave this running it logs changes to ADSL stats.
Looking at the logs, I've noticed that when making voice calls, the upstream noise margin always seems to drop considerably, sometimes down to 0dB.
On some calls, both upstream and downstream noise margin drop to 0dB and the broadband connection drops.
I have also noticed that upstream line attenuation increases from around 5dB to around 28dB every hour or so. This doesnt appear to coincide with the voice calls.
CRC and HEC error increase dramatically at the same time as the noise margin changes. HEC goes up by 10s of thousands.
I'm still directly connected into the mastersocket with a new microfilter and no extension cable.
By the way, my connection speeds went down to an all time low yesterday , 1.7Mbps down.
I have now replaced my DECT phone with a corded phone and will make some more voice calls to see if that makes any difference.
Any ideas about what the problem could be would be greatly appreciated.

SCCM 2012 Client and Workstation Audio and Video Problems

SCCM 2012 SP1 environment.
We have pushed out the SCCM Client successfully to our systems - however we have found that on some computers the SCCM Client is causing an audio/video problem - specifically it appears to be with computers that connect monitors via DVI. As an example,
on my laptop (Dell e6420, Win7 x64) I have a docking station that connects my laptop to 2 external monitors. With the SCCM Client installed I cannot listen to music or watch videos - the result is an unusable choppiness/stuttering listening to music
and with a video the audio and video get out of sync. As well, my mouse no longer functions smoothly - it jumps around. This happens whether accessing content from a website or simply a local file on my computer. If I uninstall the SCCM client,
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At first we believed this was limited to this model of laptop in our environment (Win8 or Win7 - both result in the same problem), but now we are hearing about "audio and video issues" on Dell 990 workstations as well. I believe these stations
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Has anyone experienced this in their environment? Note that this happens on imaged workstations and workstations installed from a vanilla Windows 7 or 8 CD.

Try installing the client without Silverlight and see if it helps (this is only used for the Application Catalog).
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Ichat audio and video problem

my ichat audio and video don't work with any of my friends, no problems with a text chat, i'm using tiger and they all have leopard, all macs are up to date, i've tried messing around with the ports, firewall is off, internet sharing is off, i know a lot of people are having this problem, are there any answers to this that actually work, i'd appreciate any help

Hi Ben
Welcome to the  Discussion Pages
Presumably you mean this Linksys is set to Not Block Pings on the WAN port (Or whatever phrase your device has) ?
I also presume that you have done the Quicktime Setting that Steve mentions above ?
I presume the Linksys is the modem as well and it is doing UPnP ?
At this stage I have two suggestions.
1)
Shut down the computer and remove the Ethernet cable (modem or computer end does not matter) (Make sure it will not connect Wirelessly when restarted before hand)
Restart the computer
Restart iChat.
Reconnect the Internet
Log iChat in.
2) Try a reinstall of the COMBO version of the 10.5.2 update
Both of these suggestions have been used in previous iChat's when other things have not worked and the set up appears OK on the surface.
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3) Rebooting the router and a Modem if separate.
4) In System Preferences > Network > Connection method > Advanced Button > DNS tab add the DNS servers of your ISP
DO them one at a time so you know which one works.
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Puzzling connection and power problems

I spent a frustratingly large chunk of the holiday week struggling to interpret and respond to two serious problems with my computer setup and Internet connection on the Sunday after Christmas. See [this thread|http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=10811325] for background.
After returning the APC UPS to the store, I crossed my fingers, went to a different retailer and bought a [Monster MDP 900|http://www.monstercable.com/productdisplay.asp?pin=5016] basic surge protector (which actually cost more than the APC UPS although this store's discounting is comparable to Best Buy's).
I connected the G5, its display, and the G-drive to it and left everything else connected to the old APC surge protector that I had “borrowed” from another room after the Belkin did its apparent kamikaze deed. (Side note: The back of the Belkin says its "maximum load" is "15A 125VAC 80HZ 1875W." Since my G5's CPU alone can draw up to 450W according to [this article|http://support.apple.com/kb/TA24037], and there was a ton of other stuff connected, I guess I was pushing my luck? Although it did tolerate that load for a little over a year.)
Then, stubborn sort that I am, I reintroduced the old Linksys router. So far, so good. I used both the G5 and my G3 beige for many hours yesterday. No noticeable problems with Internet connection or anything else. And I had even fixed (I think) the G3's glitchy monitor connection when something triggered the memory of stashing a spare adapter that NEC had sent me eons ago. Bliss
This morning, I decided to try to re-establish communication between the G3 and the G5. That didn't go well, and in the process I wound up in the G5's network prefs panel and was aghast to see Ethernet 1 status (with a label noting that its IP address was "self-assigned") switching back and forth between "connected" and not-so-good statuses, including one that said the cable wasn't connected. This appeared to be the same problem I'd battled last Sunday--when the genius in my ISP's phone support, clearly never breaking a brain sweat, dismissed it as a router malfunction. Can't entirely blame him, though, because it did seem to go away when the router was cut out of the loop. (The G3's connection, I should note, did NOT seem to be similarly afflicted today, but I can't compare that aspect with last Sunday's episode, because the G3 wasn't in use then.) That was the day when, some hours later, the surge protector failed, so I assumed the impending failure had caused the router to malfunction, and that the load reduction from taking out the router had kept the surge protector going for a few more hours, though I was not 100% comfortable with that theory.
Back to today. I shut down, connected the cablemodem directly to the G5 instead of the router, reset the modem, powered up. No change, same syndrome.
After some fidding, including copying DNS server addresses from an old configuration that doesn't work any more, I established a new location that lit up, and it's behaved perfectly for the past couple of hours. No more warnings in prefs about a self-assigned IP address (which is a completely different series of numbers now).
So, it seems that the "flickering connection" and the failure of the surge protector several hours later last Sunday (long after the connection seemed to have been stabilized) really were completely unrelated, and that my old router was probably innocent in both cases. (I haven't yet screwed up the courage and energy to try reintegrating the router again.) At most, maybe all the on-offs of the cablemodem and router during my diagnostic session with phone support accelerated the surge protector's breakdown. Right? Am I missing anything here? Any tips, insights or similar experiences anyone can share?

This. Is. Driving. Me. Nuts.
I put my router back online yesterday and ran both the G5 and the G3 beige for many hours with no apparent hiccups or other problems of any kind.
But this morning was another story. I used the G5 for an hour or so, then booted up the beige just to see if everything was still okay. I watched the Network Prefs panel as the beige was starting up. As I feared... the network status started cycling again on the G5. (The beige did connect and loaded a few pages quite snappily.) As in previous episodes, the status was changing every few seconds from "Connected" to "Cable not plugged in" to "Unable to determine status" or "No IP address" or some other error message.
I shut down the G3. The G5's network status changed one last time after the G3 had powered off, then remained steady.
I left it on, went out on some errands, and came back with some new Cat6 cables (Geek Squad brand from Best Buy, too bloody expensive, but it was either that or buy something I didn't really need at Amazon to get free shipping for the cables, and then wait, which I did not care to. I don't like the connectors, I have to say, but that's a side issue. At least I hope it is.)
I shut down, cabled, and went about trying to resuscitate my little LAN. No luck, no matter what I did. All kinds of trial and error not worth detailing IMO, except to say that the G5 seemed convinced that it was disconnected from Ethernet as long as it was plugged into the router (in either of two router ports I tried). I have given up on the router for now, but I still don't really believe it's the culprit.
I think I did try switching the cable to the second Ethernet port on the G5 at one point and it didn't help. I guess that was while I was still trying to make the router work. (My brain is getting fried...) Then I decided maybe that particular cable was bad. But before I decommissioned it, while it was connected directly to the cablemodem, I plugged it into Ethernet 2. And we were alive. I don't think I even had to reset anything.
I surfed for a while and then couldn't stand it any more--I had to shut down, switch it back to Ethernet 1 and see if I got a green. I did, but unlike before, we had the dreaded "self-assigned IP address" and the computer was offline. Oh, that again. I went into Network Diagnostics, which as usual directed me to restart the cablemodem. After that, it connected, but there was one last hiccup where it flashed "No IP address." Then the address changed to a 66 number, and it has been steady since, for at least an hour.
Something else that I haven't mentioned: My TV in the same room has been suffering from intermittent, very brief audio interruptions for quite some time. Two, three months I'd say. Maybe four. Now and then the video freezes, too. But strangely, the TV in the bedroom hardly does this, if at all. I suppose the cable splitter could have a partial or mixed malfunction though. I'm not sure of the relationship in time of those symptoms to my Internet problems, which I now suspect started a while back when my old static-IP configuration unaccountably stopped working and I reverted to the previous one.
Whether or not the TV symptoms are related, I'm really beginning to think this recurrent syndrome has nothing to do with my computers or my router. I think it's time for a house call from the cable company (including, maybe, a new cablemodem). Agree? Other ideas?
Thanks...
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I hot-swapped the G5's cable back to its Ethernet 2 port, and now it's connected (but had a self-assigned IP again; restarting the cablemodem fixed that).
Maybe it isn't the cable company's problem after all... maybe the G5's Ethernet 1 port is tired and needs to be put out to pasture....
See why I say THIS. IS. DRIVING. ME. NUTS. ??? Help please...
UPDATE: We are live--via my router, connected to Ethernet 2. Starting to look like an intermittently sick port (Ethernet 1), as DaddyP suggested?
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Premiere Pro CS6 importing/ audio and video problems

I recently recorded gameplay from my xbox, when i open this recording using windows media player it states that the video is 3 hours 30 minutes long, which is correct, when i then import this into premiere pro, premiere pro changes it to be 5 hours and 44 minutes long, when i then play this back it plays in slow motion and audio and video start to desync, i thought it may just be the source editor playing up so i made a clip and put it into the timeline and it still had the same outcome. The speed/duration are still on 100% so im not sure what to do, anyone have any idea as to what this is, or why it is happening?

What are the attributes of your PVR video...
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Media file evaluation utilities:
GSpot
http://www.headbands.com/gspot/
MediaInfo
http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net/en
If it is VFR, Premiere no-likey.
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Photo and video problem

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Skype V. 7.6 (409) Mac audio and video problems

I am getting inconsistent problems with audio and video. Here are the problems when calling three different contacts.
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Connection and video chat issues

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Your routing device should be accessible using a web browser. (your type the IP it has in to the URL space like you would apple.com).
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Not all devices have UPnP so you may have to use another method. However either Port Forwarding of Port Triggering allow for the random ports used in Screen Sharing in iChat.
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I have an iMac that's been acting up, and searching the forums hasn't solved my problems yet. Any ideas would be appreciated.
I have a 24 inch Intel iMac w/ 2.16 GHZ Core 2 Duo running 10.5.2 with all the latest updates. A couple weeks ago it started acting strange. Sometimes I get horizontal lines in my display. They seem to paint themselves into a specific window, and I can capture them with a screen shot. This led me to believe this was a software issue.
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From what I have seen on this forum, this is likely to be a hardware issue (search for vertical lines and also horizontal lines). Off to Apple with it. I hope it is still covered under warranty.

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This sounds like it is your PSU giving troubles. What wattage is your PSU, and what are the 3.3v, 5v and 12v ratings on the PSU? (You can find out this info on the sticker that is attached to the PSU)

HT204291 Apple TV Connect and mirror problem

i need to connect and mirror my macbook pro , ipad , iphone to apple tv and i cant see the airplay icon on any of them .... all devices are updated and connected to the same wi-fi .... please help

Have you checked the troubleshooting guide? If the icon is not showing up then something on the network is likely blocking it.

Ipod Photo and Video Problems

my Ipod 5th generation recently got the IOS 8 update. Don't get my wrong i love it but it's deleting my pictures as I get more. It's driving me insane. It's deleted my pictures from the time I got it (March 25ish) to about 3 weeks ago. i went from a bout 800 videos and photos combined to not even 85 photos and video combined. Fix this!!!!!

Try restoring from backup.
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