Blurry pics
#21
#22
Either your internet connection is having speed issues or your browser is having issues reading the picture file source code I think. My ipad sometimes has that issue also.
I have noticed some speed issues with the forums since a few days ago also.
I have noticed some speed issues with the forums since a few days ago also.
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sire86 (10-02-2018)
#23
This seems like a recent thing, they eventually clear up, but it takes a while.
Sometimes it's too long for me to wait, and I just move on.
Sometimes it's too long for me to wait, and I just move on.
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sire86 (10-02-2018)
#24
Kinda strange that no one from the website has offered some explanation..
I've seen a few threads about this, although I havent had the issue yet.. they do load after all the 'commercials' have loaded, Galaxy tablet using Chrome..
Maybe theyre changing it to 'pay for view'..
I've seen a few threads about this, although I havent had the issue yet.. they do load after all the 'commercials' have loaded, Galaxy tablet using Chrome..
Maybe theyre changing it to 'pay for view'..
#25
Kinda strange that no one from the website has offered some explanation..
I've seen a few threads about this, although I havent had the issue yet.. they do load after all the 'commercials' have loaded, Galaxy tablet using Chrome..
Maybe theyre changing it to 'pay for view'..
I've seen a few threads about this, although I havent had the issue yet.. they do load after all the 'commercials' have loaded, Galaxy tablet using Chrome..
Maybe theyre changing it to 'pay for view'..
Last edited by ChickinOnaChain; 10-05-2018 at 02:29 PM. Reason: Multiple posts
#26
Hey all, we made a change today. Let me know if the pics are showing up clearer.
If you are still seeing problems, let me know your browser and operating system when it happens.
The image update we made last week should load a blurred image initially to allow the entire page to load faster then downloads the full pic as you scroll to it.
If you are still seeing problems, let me know your browser and operating system when it happens.
The image update we made last week should load a blurred image initially to allow the entire page to load faster then downloads the full pic as you scroll to it.
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sire86 (10-03-2018)
#27
Hello IB , i am using and older version I-Pad with Chrome, Safari and Puffin browser. Pics are blurry/pixelated on all three browsers. Maybe its the age of my I Pad? I think its i-pad 2
thanks for the helpand response
thanks for the helpand response
#28
Blury pictures
Hi all
been here looking for years 2-3?
i registered 1 year ago I don't have much to contribute as only owned my a sportster 3+ years
I have learned a lot checking out the post on this site
the problem is in the last month or two some of the pictures in the post are blurred could this be because I need 5 post
i can post regularly but as I don't have much HD experience I think it's better I don't
Thanks for the help in advance
been here looking for years 2-3?
i registered 1 year ago I don't have much to contribute as only owned my a sportster 3+ years
I have learned a lot checking out the post on this site
the problem is in the last month or two some of the pictures in the post are blurred could this be because I need 5 post
i can post regularly but as I don't have much HD experience I think it's better I don't
Thanks for the help in advance
Last edited by Razz06; 10-03-2018 at 04:31 AM.
#29
The blurred pictures have nothing to do with your posts. It most likely is either your internet connection speed or computer speed or memory.
If a person posts a picture in a very high density the data is transmitted in multiple bundles to your computer. The first would be blurry until the rest of the data package is received and put together on your end .
Have you tried hitting the "reload" button to maybe tell your browser to redo ? Just an idea. Also be sure you have the latest programs updates for your browser and computer software.
If a person posts a picture in a very high density the data is transmitted in multiple bundles to your computer. The first would be blurry until the rest of the data package is received and put together on your end .
Have you tried hitting the "reload" button to maybe tell your browser to redo ? Just an idea. Also be sure you have the latest programs updates for your browser and computer software.
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