When connected to Netflix I get an annoying beep every 6 to 10 minutes. Why?
I have been a member of Netflix for several years. However, in the last 2 weeks whenever I am connected to the site, to watch in-stream movies, the computer sounds a beep at intervals, while I was immersed in the plot ('''was''' because I am not anymore in it due to the beeping), as if I was talking to a jailbird.
Netflix tells me they didn't change anything in my subscription.
What is the problem?
I have been experiencing these beeps off and on when streaming video, but it isn't the browser, as I generally use Chrome and my phone (Dolphin). It went away for a little while, but now it's back.
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s.getOutputStream());
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/* A multi-threaded HTTP/1.1 web server */
import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;
import java.util.*;
class WebServer implements HttpConstants {
/* static class data/methods */
/* print to stdout */
protected static void p(String s) {
System.out.println(s);
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/* print to the log file */
protected static void log(String s) throws IOException{
synchronized (log) {
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static File root;
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"lib"+File.separator+"www-server.properties");
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if (r != null) {
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timeout = Integer.parseInt(r);
r = props.getProperty("workers");
if (r != null) {
workers = Integer.parseInt(r);
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timeout = 20000;
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workers = 5;
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p("root="+root);
p("timeout="+timeout);
p("workers="+workers);
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String[] a) throws Exception {
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if (a.length > 0) {
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threads.addElement(w);
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while (true) {
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Worker w = null;
synchronized (threads) {
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ws.setSocket(s);
(new Thread(ws, "additional worker")).start();
} else {
w = (Worker) threads.elementAt(0);
threads.removeElementAt(0);
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Worker() {
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this.s = s;
notify();
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while(true) {
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try {
wait();
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try {
handleClient();
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
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String requestMessageLine;
StringTokenizer tokenizedLine;
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s.getOutputStream());
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* java.io.SocketTimeoutException, at which point we will abandon the connection.
* This is how we implement persistent connection as specified in http/1.1, where
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/* Handle the request line (first line) of the client request message */
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if (requestMethod.equals("GET")) {
isGet = true; }
else if (requestMethod.equals("HEAD")) {
isGet = false; }
else {
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outToClient.writeBytes (requestMethod);
outToClient.writeBytes (CRLF);
outToClient.flush();
return;
String fileName=tokenizedLine.nextToken();
if (fileName.startsWith("/") == true) {
fileName = fileName.substring(1);
File targ = new File(WebServer.root, fileName);
if (targ.isDirectory()) {
File ind = new File(targ, "index.html");
if (ind.exists()) {
targ = ind;
String requestHeaderLine=null;
String ct=(String)map.get(fileName.substring(fileName.lastIndexOf(".")));
String tokenString;
String firstToken;
boolean acceptable=true;
boolean acceptExist=false;
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while((requestHeaderLine=inFromClient.readLine()).length()!=0) {
p(requestHeaderLine);
tokenizedLine = new StringTokenizer(requestHeaderLine);
firstToken = tokenizedLine.nextToken();
/* Find the ACCEPT headerline from the client, if exists, handle it. */
if (firstToken.indexOf("Accept:")>=0) {
acceptExist=true;
String type= requestHeaderLine.substring(8);
/* If the client won't accept any type, then try to find out if
* the request entity is a acceptable type. */
if(type.indexOf("*/*")<0) {
if(type.indexOf(ct)<0) {
acceptable=false; }
/* Find value of the CONNECTION headerline from the client. */
if (firstToken.indexOf("Connection")>=0) {
connExist=true;
connection=tokenizedLine.nextToken();
if (isGet) {
if(acceptable==true||acceptExist==false){
/* If acceptable or there is no Accept header, send the file. */
boolean OK = printHeaders(targ, outToClient);
if (OK) {
sendFile(targ, outToClient); }
else { send404(targ, outToClient); }
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else if(acceptable==false){
/* If unacceptable, send 406 client error information. */
outToClient.writeBytes("HTTP/1.1 " + HTTP_NOT_ACCEPTABLE +
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outToClient.writeBytes (CRLF);
outToClient.flush();
return;
} else { boolean OK = printHeaders(targ, outToClient); }
if(connExist==true){
if(connection.equals("close")==true) {
s.close();
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//outToClient.close();
s.close();
}catch(NullPointerException e){
inFromClient.close();
outToClient.close();
s.close();
/* Server Response Header */
boolean printHeaders(File targ, DataOutputStream outToClient) throws IOException {
boolean ret = false;
int rCode = 0;
/* Implement section 3.1 HTTP version */
if (!targ.exists()) {
rCode = HTTP_NOT_FOUND;
outToClient.writeBytes("HTTP/1.1 " + HTTP_NOT_FOUND + " not found");
outToClient.writeBytes (CRLF);
ret = false;
} else {
rCode = HTTP_OK;
outToClient.writeBytes ("HTTP/1.1 " + HTTP_OK+" OK");
outToClient.writeBytes (CRLF);
ret = true;
String doingMethod=null;
if (isGet==true) { doingMethod=" GET "; }
else { doingMethod=" HEAD "; }
if (log == null) {
p("logging to stdout");
p("From " s.getInetAddress().getHostAddress()doingMethod +
targ.getAbsolutePath()+"-->"+rCode); }
else {
log("From " s.getInetAddress().getHostAddress()doingMethod +
targ.getAbsolutePath()+"-->"+rCode); }
outToClient.writeBytes ("Server:Multithreaded WebServer(HTTP/1.1, Port 5278)");
outToClient.writeBytes (CRLF);
/* Implement section 3.3-- Date/Time format: asctime-date */
outToClient.writeBytes ("Date: " + ((new Date()).toString()).substring(0, 20)+
((new Date()).toString()).substring(24, 28));
outToClient.writeBytes(CRLF);
if (ret) {
if (!targ.isDirectory()) {
outToClient.writeBytes ("Content-length: "+targ.length());
outToClient.writeBytes (CRLF);
outToClient.writeBytes ("Last Modified: " + (new Date(targ.lastModified())));
outToClient.writeBytes (CRLF);
String name = targ.getName();
int ind = name.lastIndexOf('.');
String ct = null;
if (ind > 0) {
ct = (String) map.get(name.substring(ind));
if (ct == null) {
ct = "unknown/unknown";
outToClient.writeBytes ("Content-type: " + ct);
outToClient.writeBytes (CRLF);
} else {
outToClient.writeBytes ("Content-type: text/html");
outToClient.writeBytes (CRLF);
outToClient.writeBytes (CRLF);
return ret;
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outToClient.writeBytes (CRLF);
outToClient.writeBytes (CRLF);
outToClient.writeBytes ("Not Found\n\n"+"The requested resource was not found.\n");
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InputStream inFile = null;
outToClient.writeBytes (CRLF);
if (targ.isDirectory()) {
/* here, we take advantage of the fact that FileURLConnection will
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File ind = new File(targ, "index.html");
if (ind.exists()) {
targ = ind;
inFile = new FileInputStream(ind);
} else {
URL u = new URL("file", "", targ.getAbsolutePath());
inFile = u.openStream();
} else {
inFile = new FileInputStream(targ.getAbsolutePath());
int numofBytes = (int) targ.length();
byte[] b=new byte[numofBytes];
try {
int n;
while ((n = inFile.read(b)) > 0) {
outToClient.write(b, 0, n);
} finally {
inFile.close();
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static java.util.Hashtable map =
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static {
fillMap();
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static void fillMap() {
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Can't watch rental on Mac after watching it on ATV via Home Share
A couple of times I've rented a movie from iTunes on my Macbook. When my family wants to watch it, I turn on Home Sharing and am able to use our Apple TV to select my computer, go to the 'Rentals' folder and view the movie. However, when we've finis
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PROBLEM. Inserting Index topic in CS4 causes text to shift; it shouldn't certainly?
I have a document created in CS3 and if I open it in CS4 and insert an index entry at a point in a paragraph, the text actually flows and does not remain unchanged, as it should have. It never did this in CS3. The paragraph in question was set to -10
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I keep getting a message that iTunes wants to update to Version 8.somthing. However, I'm currently running Version 12.0.1.26 on Windows 7. What gives?? Is there any way to get the update message to leave me alone?
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Time capsule won't extend my network, no matter what I try
I have tried everything I can think of, but I just can't seem to get my TC to extend my existing wireless network. I have read the Time capsule "manual" but it's no help, and I have tried a few possible solutions available through Google - but to no