Had a go at this yesterday. Me on ADSL (London, England) the other guy in
Holland on Cable. At first it was very choppy but after 1 lap it cleared up
and was really fun. Both of us being on broadband the connection was smooth.
We only did about 5 laps though. Longer testing needed to be sure.
Just give it 1 lap to smoothen out. It was VERY choppy initially :)
Can you give me step by step directions on how to connect GP3 using a
cable modem? I just can't seem to get it to work. My dad and I have been
trying. I can host but we can't figure out how to join the race. I would
probably just run 2 cars.
Thanks,
Chris G.
"Racecraft" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Had a go at this yesterday. Me on ADSL (London, England) the other guy in
> Holland on Cable. At first it was very choppy but after 1 lap it clearedup
> and was really fun. Both of us being on broadband the connection wassmooth.
> We only did about 5 laps though. Longer testing needed to be sure.
>
> Just give it 1 lap to smoothen out. It was VERY choppy initially :)
>
>
"Racecraft" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Had a go at this yesterday. Me on ADSL (London, England) the other guy in
> Holland on Cable. At first it was very choppy but after 1 lap it clearedup
> and was really fun. Both of us being on broadband the connection wassmooth.
> We only did about 5 laps though. Longer testing needed to be sure.
>
> Just give it 1 lap to smoothen out. It was VERY choppy initially :)
>I'm definitely interested in trying this. Before, without the GPx patch,
internet play was impossibly slow. I tested it a few times and then gave
up. Maybe with this latest version of GPx things have changed.
I'm willing to try this. So if you're interested, email me or ICQ at
4046944.
Thanks,
Alanb
