http://dwd.com"><svg/onload=prompt(2)>

Germany is Region 2 If you bought the disc from The US, Canada, or Mexico it will not play as that is a region 1 disc. I am sorry for the inconvenience.

here is a link to a region map

en.wikipedia.org/.../FileVD-Regions_with_key-2.svg

The following link shows the regions. Just make sure that any game you buy was originally purchased in the EU and you will be fine. Don`t buy imports from Australia,USA, Canada etc,

en.wikipedia.org/.../FileVD-Regions_with_key-2.svg

So in the US, wireless on 2.4Ghz runs from channels 1-11. The way the wireless channels work is that there's some overlap. Channels 1 and 11 have the least amount of overlap because they're at the extremes of the spectrum. Here's a picture that sort of
demonstrates what I'm talking about:

upload.wikimedia.org/.../2.4_GHz_Wi-Fi_channels_%28802.11b%2Cg_WLAN%29.svg

2073600 (1920x1080) / 786432 (1024x768) = 2.63671875 : 1

2073600 (1920x1080) / 921600 (1280x720) = 2.25 : 1

Rectangular Pixels Maestro's....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:PAR-2to1.svg

Greetings sergiobm!

[quote user="sergiobm"]I have a Linksys WRT16N v3 router connected to a Motorola SVG 6582 cable modem.[/quote]I do think that the SVG 6582 is modem and router/NAT in a single device. If the SVG 6582 is doing NAT, then your inbound connection is being NAT'd
twice. You should only have one device doing NAT, particularly with UDP over NAT traversal.

Access your Linksys web utility interface and verify if the Internet/WAN address your router (Linksys) obtains, is within the
private range of an IP address, or if its actually public.

Also, visit Linksys website and make sure your router is up-to-date with the latest version of firmware (model number and hardware revision number).

Thank you!