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On Sun, 25 Mar 2007 03:01:08 +0000, Larry wrote:
Larry wrote in news:Xns98FDDBACE5C7Fnoonehomecom@ 208.49.80.253: this beautiful blonde in the tight skirt talked me into Axcess TV: Be advised it stops running every few minutes and asks, "Resume watching TV?" to which you have to press YES or NO to continue. Of course, this causes it to have to reconnect then reload its data buffer so if you were watching a news channel, by the time it starts TV again, what you wanted to watch is long gone. I've made a complaint to both Alltel and MobiTV as there is no way to stop it doing this, no options to chose from. I paid for UNLIMITED DATA to feed it. I don't need to be disconnected every few minutes, forcing me to reconnect it. Damned cellular BS! If this can't be fixed, I may only keep it one month (not refundable)..... Damn them all.... Larry Larry, The disconnecting every few minutes and the seeking of confirmation that you want to continue is something that your provider instituted. It is not a necessity of the technology. With unlimited data plans, there is no charge for individual packets (depending on the plan) and thus they obviously wish to disconnect if you are not actively watching TV. There is no technical reason apart from network and access capacity on the IN why a 'disconnect' or 'continue' should be forced. Once a connection is established it could continue forever. I worked as a Tech. project manager for Vodafone with MMS (multimedia messaging and a few other core network projects. My colleague next to me was working on mobile tv. Of course we knew a lot about each other's projects. cheers Peter |
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