Users of non-English interface: please test and report bug to Apple

interesting observation in the German interface:
set iMovie prefs to 'show no frames' in time ('9s' instead of '9:00')
in the German interface, the abrv. for second in use is 'sek' ('9sek')
these two extra letters obviously kill some internal math of iMovie:
entering '53' into the Inspector results in 10min = max length
'53,00', '53:00'. '00:53', '0,53' - no difference!
setting iMovie to English on same Mac results in correct handling.
in case, your interface language arbreviates 'seconds' to something more than just one letter, please test it.
in case it results into the same '10min' error, please report at:
http://www.apple.com/feedback/imovie.html

Back when lots of folks used dialup, there was the issue of call-waiting - it would disconnect an active connection. There was a key combination you could punch into the phone to disable it - Google showed me how:
http://www.yashy.com/star.codes.html
*70 Call Waiting Disable (Per Call)
So call waiting might be the problem. Or phone line quality might also be it. You can probably get your local provider out to test the line quality, but I don't think they ever claimed the voice line would have a level of service guaranteed good for data transmission. But it seems unlikely that the modem would be the issue - if it works, i'll work until it completely dies. I have no idea how you might go about testing a modem these days.

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Richard,
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we are using the NAC Guest Server v 2.0.1 and have Sponsors authentication done through Radius servers. Radius servers are Microsoft IAS using AD.
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1. Yes, you can.
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