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sungrove is offline sungrove
2007-07-10 , 23:18
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Originally Posted by Karel Jansens View Post
And how much of that $600 did you pay to Serge? Hmmm?
I think it was 5 bucks. Does he need more? I'd be happy to send more if it would help. I'll need a mailing address though.

Neil

ps

thanks to those who have replied with helpful comments. Much appreciated
and OK the net's not a democracy, what is it? What do we want this forum to be?
 
geneven is offline geneven
2007-07-10 , 23:51
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I think it's fabulous to make a snippy comment and have someone actually WORKING on that program immediately fire back with a grumpy reply. As long as we have users who communicate and developers who care, we're in good shape.
 
sungrove is offline sungrove
2007-07-11 , 02:10
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Originally Posted by MimUK View Post
I had this problem, but I unticked Use port 80 and 443 as alternatives for incoming connection in Skype settings and its been fine after.

Mim
OK, I have tried what you suggest here with no positive effect. I have taken the time to confirm the problem. When I call out using Skype my media player subsequently fails to open it's files . When the device is rebooted the media player works again. I will report this bug when I have the time.

Neil
 
sungrove is offline sungrove
2007-07-11 , 06:43
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I solved my problem by on the web menu going to tools, then settings and then setting cache memory to the max level. So obviously Skype is gobbling up a lot of cache memory.
Neil
 
sungrove is offline sungrove
2007-07-13 , 01:31
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Originally Posted by sungrove View Post
I solved my problem by on the web menu going to tools, then settings and then setting cache memory to the max level. So obviously Skype is gobbling up a lot of cache memory.
Neil
Unfortunately I was wrong when I wrote the above. I still have the same problem. When I complete a call with Skype, Media Player then can not open files.

Neil
 
orbitalcomp is offline orbitalcomp
2007-07-15 , 21:46
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Originally Posted by MimUK View Post
I had this problem, but I unticked Use port 80 and 443 as alternatives for incoming connection in Skype settings and its been fine after.

MMim
Thanks for the tip on the ports, it fixed the 'sound is reserved by another application' error I kept getting in Rhapsody when I tried to play something and Skype was also running.

Now I can use both apps simultaneously without any problem. I had never noticed that setting...
 
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