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Double your Webplayer's modem speed with a simple setting change.
Thanks to Maldoror... :-)

New MessageDouble your Webplayer's modem speed with a simple setting change. (modified 0 times) Randy
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BULLETIN. You can increase the speed of your connection by making yet one more change. This one is in the "Dialup Settings" panel (Step 5 of my instructions). Change the field labeled "modem.baudrate" from "28800" to "56000". Then click "Apply" a couple of times, then click "Exit". Worked for me! (Thanks to Maldoror for asking, "Hey, isn't there a faster modem in there?")

Randy

11-16-2000 16:56:12

New MessageRE:Double your Webplayer's modem speed with a simple setting change. (modified 0 times) kingkan
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Randy,
My webplayer routinely says that it's connected at 49.0, although my modem settings are at 28.8 as you described. Am I actually connecting at 49, or would I see performance improvement by following your directions?

P.S. Thanks for posting your easy to follow modification! I'm up and running on my local ISP!

11-16-2000 19:06:35

New MessageRE:Double your Webplayer's modem speed with a simple setting change. (modified 0 times) Randy
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I actually measured throughput by using the Text Performance Test at Toast.net, and I showed a real improvement. You're welcome regarding the how-to instructions -- glad you're up and running. Here's the link to the speed test:

http://www.toast.net/performance/

Randy

11-16-2000 19:50:25

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