NFL live
Posted: January 13, 2007 8:47 pm
are the games truly live or is there a couple second delay so they can bleep out unexpected things?
i believe there is a 7 second delay......i know if you watch regular TV and switch to directv's NFL package there is a delay!!...also same with Radio!!OceanCityGirl wrote:are the games truly live or is there a couple second delay so they can bleep out unexpected things?
\thebeachbumm33 wrote:It's live, I just saw this(take a look at her shirt, also feel free to delete if it's inappropriate) http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o36/ ... ntgirl.jpg a few moments ago on tv and so did my keets
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Not sure about a 7 sec delay on TV but I do know there is a delay between regular over the air TV, cable TV, and HD, no matter what you are watching. This delay is just the nature of the technology. While watching the Patriots/Jets game last week I was watching on the HDTV in the basement. My father was checking on something up stairs and had it on the regular cable TV. When Pennington threw that lateral pass and the Pats recovered my dad was yelling before I even saw the Patriots pick it up. Was probably 4 to 6 seconds behind. I have heard that the local radio station in Boston, WBCN, puts on a delay so that people can listen to them and turn the TV sound down.TommyBahama wrote:i believe there is a 7 second delay......i know if you watch regular TV and switch to directv's NFL package there is a delay!!...also same with Radio!!OceanCityGirl wrote:are the games truly live or is there a couple second delay so they can bleep out unexpected things?
ragtopW wrote:thebeachbumm33 wrote:It's live, I just saw this(take a look at her shirt, also feel free to delete if it's inappropriate) http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o36/ ... ntgirl.jpg a few moments ago on tv and so did my keets
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from Directv the lag is closer to twenty seconds, I live eight blocks from the Blue turf. I can hear the Cannon go off for a score. andjimsig wrote:Not sure about a 7 sec delay on TV but I do know there is a delay between regular over the air TV, cable TV, and HD, no matter what you are watching. This delay is just the nature of the technology. While watching the Patriots/Jets game last week I was watching on the HDTV in the basement. My father was checking on something up stairs and had it on the regular cable TV. When Pennington threw that lateral pass and the Pats recovered my dad was yelling before I even saw the Patriots pick it up. Was probably 4 to 6 seconds behind. I have heard that the local radio station in Boston, WBCN, puts on a delay so that people can listen to them and turn the TV sound down.TommyBahama wrote:i believe there is a 7 second delay......i know if you watch regular TV and switch to directv's NFL package there is a delay!!...also same with Radio!!OceanCityGirl wrote:are the games truly live or is there a couple second delay so they can bleep out unexpected things?
I saw that, and they left it on the screen for several seconds.thebeachbumm33 wrote:It's live, I just saw this(take a look at her shirt, also feel free to delete if it's inappropriate) http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o36/ ... ntgirl.jpg a few moments ago on tv and so did my keets
Thats for sure. Used to have DirecTV. When "Who wants to be a Millionaire" First came on I had it on one time while talking on the phone. The person on the other end was giving me their answer usually before I saw the question. Drove me crazy.ragtopW wrote: from Directv the lag is closer to twenty seconds, I live eight blocks from the Blue turf. I can hear the Cannon go off for a score. and
have time to walk into the room and watch the score on TV..
I'll ask..Crazy Navy Flyer wrote:I have directv and have a delay between 2 sets in the same house, only thing I can figure is that one has a tivo and the other doesn't. Not a big delay, maybe 2 or 3 seconds.