They will show the WRC+ live stages, meaning SS1, Saturday afternoon stage and power stage. Here you can see the schedule https://www.iltapulu.fi/search.php?q=monte+carloQuote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
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They will show the WRC+ live stages, meaning SS1, Saturday afternoon stage and power stage. Here you can see the schedule https://www.iltapulu.fi/search.php?q=monte+carloQuote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
BT Sport's tv schedule confirms they are showing WRC All Live on BT Sport Extra.
On Thursday they are even showing Shakedown live & the opening ceremony of Rally Monte-Carlo.
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Let's hope they do Eddie, lost count last season the amount of times I settled in bed with the TV on, waiting for the wrc highlights that were scheduled on the bt planner, only for it not to be shown at all as they preferred to put baseball on, or some other nonsense.
WRC All Live will be on the red button so there wont be any scheduling issues. They cant be recorded though except on BTTV.Quote:
Originally Posted by Norm75
Cant guarantee the highlight show timings. And its a pity Motors TV is no longer around for them.
Can anybody tell me the best way to use WRC live with a Chromecast? The usual 'cast' button seems missing?
Yeah, it's annoying - if you have Google's 'Home' app, you can cast the entire screen of your device, but you will need it to play on your phone/tablet to keep it on the TV screenQuote:
Originally Posted by EightGear
Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by dodge33cymru
I was hoping that would not be the only option, as I like to follow this forum while watching.
Oh well - I'm not even susprised..
I usually just cast a window from a computer instead. Any computer with Google Chrome can cast to a Chromecast.Quote:
Originally Posted by EightGear
Next to the timebar, there is an icon of a screen with an arrow ^. If you click it, there is the cast button.Quote:
Originally Posted by EightGear
Exactly! That will let you have forums open, including ewrc for timing and still cast to your television through Chromecast.Quote:
Originally Posted by dodge33cymru
It's not on the Android version IIRCQuote:
Originally Posted by MartijnS
Ah ok, i'm talking about iPhone indeed.
I wonder if the coverage on BT tv will be nearer to live than the internet pictures ? Last year a car's stage time was in up to 30s before the pictures of it finshing...
I bet it will lag even more behindQuote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
It’s there, but does not work...Quote:
Originally Posted by MartijnS
I've used it before.
Why ? Live TV is usually better then internet. For example a football game on TV is always more up to date than watching via an internet stream.Quote:
Originally Posted by AnttiL
Is bt tv really tv though? I don't really know but what I understood from Wikipedia is that it is provided via internet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
They do it for safety, it needs to have some delay if something bad happens.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
No, the delay is only there when watching AllLive via app or browser. TV broadcast (Atleast in Finland) has less delay and service parks, teams etc have the as live as possible stream available for them.Quote:
Originally Posted by SubaruNorway
If it were there for safety reasons we wouldn't have seen Hayden's Monte accident or Kalle's Argentina crash.
Available via Satellite (Sky) and Cable too in HD. On Virgin Media cable a good number of customers get BT Sport included in their package.Quote:
Originally Posted by Googol
Yeah I saw. Do those include those Extra channels though?Quote:
Originally Posted by the sniper
I think terrestrial analogue tv had pretty much no delay. Digital seems to have a bit more, and cable seems to have more than terrestrial. Those are still obviously much shorter than internet streams. I have no experience on the tv services provided through internet. They may have a bit shorter than browser streams, but still probably a lot more than terrestrial or cable. And even in streams it varies a lot based on technology of the provider and quality (rubbish pirate streams sometimes seem to have shorter delay than official streams).
I have asked for that for many years now. They replied that it was planned in the next update. But that newer happened.Quote:
Originally Posted by EightGear
If i cast from Chrome on computer and choose Cast - show videos in full screen on external monitor and press full screen button in the player.
Then the video will stop playing on the computer but continue on Chromecast. Don`t think it uses so much system resources that way.
It was possible to use Chromecast 2 years ago when using chrome on Android, but that possibility is removed. That was true Chromecast support
WRC app doesn't even work on my android phone since they updated it in Nov, says the phone is rooted (which it isn't) and won't open at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniel_hoy
Have not used the app for a long time. Tried it now and got the same message. But i have a rooted device, so I could just hide it from the app. Working again now :)Quote:
Originally Posted by GravelBen
Kalle's accident was the reason they started to add extra delay for broadcast. Before that All Live was as live as it could be. Obviously streams are always behind TV due to technical reasons.Quote:
Originally Posted by Essaj
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Originally Posted by GravelBen
So when your device is actually rooted you can still use the app, but if it for some reason thinks your device is rooted when it isn't, then you can't. :rotflmao:Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniel_hoy
My assumption is just that the WRC+ stream is the default and sending it to television is a secondary outlet that will add to the latency, whereas on those football games television is the primary outlet. But I might be wrong. However, I also think there's a bit of director buffering latency for cutting off in emergency situations.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
I´ve had opposite experience, live TV is aheas of all live.
The LIve TV stages are likely delivered via satellite to broadcasters, the All LIve likely via the internet to somewhere that then generates the encoded livestream.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tarmop
This would create a delay.
Almost same thing happens in Samsung Smart TV. Live broadcast is never functioning.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniel_hoy
What bothers me is if its like with football forums - people watching live on tv commenting about whats happening before those watching online have seen it.
Yeah, I usually keep ewrc-results open on another tab and have to hold back not to see the stage times in advance :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
My self-discipline is high anyways, if I cannot watch All Live directly live, I just close all social media and news sites, and re-watch the action later once I have time.
How much time is the difference between online and tv broadcasts usually?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
On the BBC Iplayer and others, it can be quite a bit.Quote:
Originally Posted by AL14
During the World CUp, I was getting notifications from my sports betting app about goals etc well before I saw it on the Iplayer / ITV stream on the screen in the office.
It was like being able to predict the future!
That sucks. When I've time I follow live online and this forum at the same time. Anyways I'm sure TV subscribers will be polite and will wait a little bit before commenting in here.Quote:
Originally Posted by rallyfiend
Can you prove this because i'm 99% sure that the delay is exactly the same how it was back in 2017 when All live started. I have been in couple of service parks since the accident and the live feed played there is without any delay when comparing with splits, radio etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by lnvs
I doubt they learnt this lesson then, as they'd already experienced broadcasting Paddon's Monte 2017 crash on live television...Quote:
Originally Posted by lnvs
In all honesty I imagined a very small delay has been built in since the start. It's not unusual in broadcasting sports or situations where there is a known risk of something unpalatable being broadcast live.
Same here. I tried to offer all my help for WRC customer support and to even connect directly to company who is responsible for making the Apps for smart TVs but WRC customer support was hardly interested at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by bomber21
Information is from Vauhdin Maailma magazine 8/2018. According to that delay is about minute after Kalle's crash. I've seen people here comment/complain how splits/stage times are much ahead of stream.Quote:
Originally Posted by Essaj