Settings for: Internet faster then normal on WIFI!...

i have found that changing a simple setting, allows you to have faster internet while on wifi, at the expense of battery power.
while i thought that my microb browser was fast already, it blinks pages (some) instead of loading.
pretty simple actually, just came accross it while messing with my settings.
settings/internet connections/connections
choose your wifi connection to test it on/edit/next/next/next/advanced
click on the "other" tab
power saving drop-down/choose (On(max), On(inter), Off)
after choosing off, it will give you a warning about battery power...wont hurt anything.
voila!
faster internet. give it a couple of minutes to take effect, then open a new microb and try it out!
hope that helped.

Thank you very much!

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Since posting the test I suggested you run, Alesse, I've done some testing of my own, with some interesting results. They aren't going to help you much, I'm afraid, but they might shed some light on the whole process of making slideshows.
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• At first I thought the DVR image was better than the iDVD image, but reconsidered that later. Each had its own positive qualities. There was little difference. Each was slightly better in some respects than the other, worse in others. It was basically a wash. Both had about the same amount of jaggies, sometimes in different places.
• Another interesting result was that all the clips — from all four sources — played basically the same on the camera and on the two DVDs. There was very little difference among the four import methods. (I expected more difference.)
• There WAS an obvious difference among clips played in iMovie, however. The DV stream exported as a DV Progressive movie displayed with better quality in iMovie itself. The difference wasn't huge, but it was sharper, more "life-like".
• It is obvious that encoding an iMovie project to the MPEG-2 format used by a DVD — whether by iDVD or by a DVR — sacrifices quality. You won't notice it much on some images — flowers, faces, landscapes — but you will see jaggies on others.
• When the test was over, I watched a DVD slideshow of the same images I had burned a few weeks ago containing three iMovie widescreen formats: DV Widescreen, 720p, and 1080i. It was a close call, but I think they were all slightly better than the DV slideshow. Some images, especially, were better.
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If you want the best playback quality possible, use the camcorder to play the slideshow on the TV, not a DVD.
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• My guess is that until we can burn Hi-Def DVDs, our huger and huger TVs are going to make the problem of DVD quality worser and worser. My slideshows would probably all look great on yesterday's "huge" 20" TV.
• I don't have DVD Studio Pro to test. Perhaps someone can compare that too?
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