...and that's the problem. -tg ---------------------- Exactly the problem, and the difficulty people have to grasping it. All people see is their micro/sub climate system, and then megabits of accumulated data of all forms ... what's missing is the individual's lack of "perspective" of the whole enterprise. The other thing worthy of note about sub-systems is their ...

...'s not the case, and that's the problem. -tg ---------------------- Exactly the problem, and the difficulty people have to grasping it. All people see is their micro/sub climate system, and then megabits of accumulated data of all forms ... what's missing is the individual's lack of "perspective" of the whole enterprise. The other thing worthy of note about sub-systems is their ...

... to that computer, due to extremely low signal strength: the "signal" figure should be between -50 and -80, but "noise" is typically around -90 in my experience. The "rate" of 5 (megabits per second) is also extremely low, probably the best that can be achieved given the weak signal. This is very likely to be a problem with interference from an outside source, ...

...connection to that computer, due to extremely low signal strength: the "signal" figure should be between -50 and -80, but "noise" is typically around -90 in my experience. The "rate" of 5 (megabits per second) is also extremely low, probably the best that can be achieved given the weak signal. This is very likely to be a problem with interference from an outside source, or a ...

...no connection to that computer, due to extremely low signal strength: the "signal" figure should be between -50 and -80, but "noise" is typically around -90 in my experience. The "rate" of 5 (megabits per second) is also extremely low, probably the best that can be achieved given the weak signal. This is very likely to be a problem with interference from an outside source, or a fault with ...

..., it depends on how the audio was encoded. DVD spec is by no means limited to a single bitrate or a single sampling rate. For basic stereo you can go as high as 192kHz and 9.6 megabits per second. You can also mix and match different sampling rates and bit rates not just on different tracks, but even on different speaker outputs. That's not to say that those who are doing the "professional...

...2,1 Mbit/s ergibt.... Eh, warum heißt es denn "54Mb/s". Das habe ich nicht gesagt, du würfelst hier fröhlich die Masseinheiten durcheinander. Mache dich bitte mal schlau über Megabyte (MB) und Megabit (Mbit) und lies dann nochmal, was ich geschrieben habe. 54 Mbit/s entsprechen übrigens in der Theorie 6,75 MB/s Schule war, hatte ich gelernt "b" sei bite, und "B" sein Byte ...

...ca. 2,1 Mbit/s ergibt.... Eh, warum heißt es denn "54Mb/s". Das habe ich nicht gesagt, du würfelst hier fröhlich die Masseinheiten durcheinander. Mache dich bitte mal schlau über Megabyte (MB) und Megabit (Mbit) und lies dann nochmal, was ich geschrieben habe. 54 Mbit/s entsprechen übrigens in der Theorie 6,75 MB/s Schule war, hatte ich gelernt "b" sei bite, und "B" sein Byte aber ...

... dura. Concordo con la tua analisi e con la conclusione di alberto. Ma...ehehe...ricordati sempre di tenere conto della realtà in cui ti trovi! Se per usare un programma di 10 megabite uno si deve scaricare una immagine di virtual machine, caricarla ed usarla, prendere i risultati dell'elaborazione, salvarseli e buttare via la snapshot.... insomma, e' dura proteggersi contro i crackers, ...

...gib ihr K als vermeintlichen Schlüssel. Naheliegend wäre die Frage des Staatsanwalts, wo der Schlüssel denn gespeichert wurde (du kannst dir schließlich keine 20 Megabits merken). Darauf kannst du antworten: "Der wird durch meinen PRNG (Pseudozufallszahlengenerator) generiert, wenn man einen bestimmten Seed verwendet". Den Schlüssel hast du herausgerückt. Niemand verpflichtet...