Connectivity issues; Netflix. Continuous buffering. When it does start, it will soon start buffer again.

Connectivity issues; Netflix. Continuous buffering

Hi there Southo1,
I would recommend taking a look at the troubleshooting steps found in the article below if you are experiencing playback issues.
Apple TV (2nd and 3rd generation): Troubleshooting playback performance
-Griff W.

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I am using iPad 3 from last one year. I didn't faced any issues with old versions of IOS. But after update my iPad OS to 8, I am facing Wifi Connectivity issue. Automatically Disconnecting Wifi when opened third party apps which need internet connectivity. I thought this may fixed in version 8.0.2 but not FIXED. And again I thought it may fixed in version 8.1 but not FIXED. This making too much headache. I want to go back to 7.1.2, Please help me in this issue.
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I am using iPad 3 from last one year. I didn't faced any issues with old versions of IOS. But after update my iPad OS to 8, I am facing Wifi Connectivity issue. Automatically Disconnecting Wifi when opened third party apps which need internet connectivity. I thought this may fixed in version 8.0.2 but not FIXED. And again I thought it may fixed in version 8.1 but not FIXED. This making too much headache. I want to go back to 7.1.2, Please help me in this issue.
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I use the "real-time PID control.vi" that acquires single AI point and generate single AO point in every "while loop" iteration to control a piezo actuator motion. Simultaneously I need to do (in another loop) a continuous buffered acquisition of another two AI channels (in the same rate as first AI channel).
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Hi,
I would try to avoid the idea of using a separate loop since the PID
loop is a continuous acquisition and will require un-interrupted access
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you to attempt to start other AI functions at the same time.
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some more channels to the Input Channels Control. Separate the data as
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required.
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if you might need to build an array, insert into an array or use Auto
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varmih wrote:
> I use the "real-time PID control.vi" that acquires single AI point and
> generate single AO point in every "while loop" iteration to control a
> piezo actuator motion. Simultaneously I need to do (in another loop) a
> continuous buffered acquisition of another two AI channels (in the
> same rate as first AI channel).
> It does not work together.
> Does anybody know how to fix it?
>
> Platform: LabVIEW 6.1
> Board: PCI-6024E

Connection Drops/Can't Find/When it does find, has connection timeout

I have a white 13" MacBook from fall 2006. The hard drive has been replaced once. I am studying abroad in Spain right now and right before I left, my MacBook would drop the Airport Internet Connection in my house - frequently. Sometimes it wouldn't be able to find my network, or even if it did it wouldn't connect using the WEP. It would just state "Connection Timeout". I know this wasn't a problem with our airport or internet connection because the other 7 computers in our house had absolutely no problem with their wireless.
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