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Originally Posted by Temporary_User
Thats awesome!
I'm not really exactly sure what network crosstalk is, but isnt it just computers in a network sharing info?
If it is, then im not quite sure why the 2 computers only talk to each other, instead of all 4 all connected sending info back inforth.
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periods = computers
x and lines are messages going back in forth.
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Thanks by the way.
I have to admit I am not a networking person. I find myself to be at a medium level of understanding with hardware. With technology there are so many directions one can go, and for me I want to know them all. The problem is there is not enough time in the day.
So being a multimedia person myself, this definition may not be the best.
Crosstalk is where two networking cables between two different networks (reasons for not having them all networked??) cross or come to close together and cause errors to occur. Why this company picked this scenario I don’t know. They are an interactive media design agency.
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Originally Posted by little_tippler
that's pretty great but I'm not sure why the soundtrack has to be corny...it could be a little less corny I think, I'd prefer something more up to date. But a great job all the same!
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Maybe corny was the wrong word. I dont really know how to classify that kind of music. Its sometimes hard to find the balance.
I'm searching right now for a piece of music to accompany a splash page presentation for an agency that consults for group homes. The client wants it to have a new age Enya type sound. She didnt understand you just cant take one of Enya's songs tack it to an online presentation for a company that may profit from the adverstising. So now I am on a hunt to find the right piece that will be affordable to by, or create my own.
I know my way around fruity loops, acid pro, sound forge, and others but not up to the standard I know it has to be.