Try these things:

• Remove and reinstall Quicktime
• Disable Resample on all clips
• Lower the quality of the preview window
• Purge unused media to help free up resources
• Match Project Properties to your source media
• Disable all start programs from running
• Play around with the Split Screen button above the preview window
• In the Trimmer window, unselect the “Show Video Monitor” button
• Preferences Video Tab: Take your RAM preview to 0 megabytes.
• If you get green clips coming in, select all clips and bring them in to a new project file because the old one is corrupt.
• Make a new folder on your other hard drive and under preferences place all the temp files on there.
• Zoom out
• Press F5 to rebuild peaks, peaks have to be built before importing them on timeline
• Virtual memory to c: on not d: since d has the video files
• stay with 8bit editing and not 32bit. While 32bit editing can offer a tiny bit better visual quality when using plugins or transitions, it is extremely slow to edit as such.
• Set the preview quality (in the preview window) to “preview (auto)”.

One of my sites has a popular podcast on DSLR video and it sucking most of my bandwidth 20gig of hosted bandwidth up so I tried Microsoft’s Skydrive.

I uploaded the mp3 to the cloud service and all was good for 3 days and then the URL’s that I was using changed and all my podcasts said “file not found” in my mp3 player. So I tried the new URL’s and only about 8 hours later those failed too, it is like it is learning.

So then I tried Google’s documents that now allows you to upload any file format. But I ran in to a problem with Google’s anti-virus message.

Anyone have other options?

Facebook is becoming more evil in terms of giving away your info that you thought was private, watch this video to protect yourself.

Facebook has a great pay off with connecting you to your old friends, but it is now coming with a price – protect yourself.

It is a lot less than I thought since I pretty much live on the internet. I think it is time to start watch more TV shows over the internet.

IPhone Data Usage:

TREO data:

As you can see I don’t use my IPhone that much for actual calls. Look at my roll over minutes from the past year and a half.

Ever since I got digital voice with Comcast (new Arris modem) 80% of time I try to upload large video files (35meg) the modem reboots itself during the upload.

It appears to happen after the initial power boost upload (where it uploads really fast) and when the power boost ends is when it normally reboots itself.

This does not happen when I upload 3 or 4 meg files to Flickr.

modem -> router -> computer

I have not tried removing the router yet, because the router worked fine before I got digital voice.

Error I get in the modem logs is: Power Supply Telemetry Log – BATTERY MISSING
Photos and other info on this problem here.

Update: Problem solved, a Comcast tech came out and provide me with a new and different Arris modem and it fixed the issue.