Works fine for me since I logged in from the start of stages broadcast...
Could be just coincident tough.
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Works fine for me since I logged in from the start of stages broadcast...
Could be just coincident tough.
This is so bad service
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Was working fine for me until now, but now the whole WRC site crashed for me and also they managed to took one of the working twitch streams down aswell. Guess they don't want people to follow their sport
:)
BT Sport 2 HD is now showing All Live at 7.00pm and will have all the afternoon stages from 9.30pm to 00.30.
"We are dealing with some technical issues which have affected our live text service and apologise for any inconvenience caused by this."
Seriously, they're not even able to deliver live TEXT?? Unbelievable.
Stream working now
The problem is the Corona virus. All sports community has turned now to WRC due to lack of other sport events. wrc.com is not prepared for such high volume of users.
Mine is working again now, just after I sent an e-mail saying if it wasn’t fixed quickly I would be seeking compensation.
Seriously though, most of us can accept a glitch here and there, but since they changed the website it just fails consistently and even the login process falls over repeatedly, and if you finally succeed god help you if you try and watch AllLive.
Brilliant, after they seemed to have fixed the stream, I decided to activate the monthly sub so I could watch through the weekend, the website happily took my card info, but got stuck in infinite loading afterwards, so now the payment is reflected on my bank account, but WRC is still telling me I have no active subscription.
I sent an email and I hope they can sort it out quickly from their side, otherwise I would be rather pissed.
now we have some weird audio track going on
Aaaaand it's gone.
The BT Sport/ESPN HD channel is showing full live coverage of today's stages. Probably as its one of the few sports events still taking place.
From the WRC+ "newsletter". Wonder how they'll compensateQuote:
Originally Posted by wrc+
https://www.wrc.com/en/news/season-2...iption-update/
Quote:
DEAR RALLY FANS,
Three years ago, the WRC Promoter had an ambitious plan – to give you live coverage of every stage of every rally, something that had never been attempted before. WRC+ All Live was born out of our passion for rally and became reality thanks to your devoted support. Without it, this project would have never happened.
That is not to say, that like all good relationships, this project has been plain sailing and not without problems along the way, particularly at the beginning of this season as we transit to an all-new platform. We have been devoted to fixing these issues and are confident they are now resolved.
Furthermore, we want to play our part to HELP FIGHT CORONAVIRUS, by providing you with plenty of reasons to remain at home! In the coming weeks, we will be:
Digging deep into our archives to provide you with exclusive highlights from some of the BEST MOMENTS IN THE HISTORY OF WRC.
Creating a number of SPECIAL FEATURES exclusively for you, the WRC+ subscribers.
We intend to keep you informed and up-to-date throughout this difficult time, as we look forward to being back to bringing you live WRC action as soon as possible.
Best regards,
Your WRC Team
It would be interesting to know what the WRC archive actually consists of? This may be rubbish, but I seem to recall from somewhere that at least some archive footage was disposed of during the North One era, to cut down on storage costs. IIRC this is why so many of the daily and event highlights shows from around 2001 onward got uploaded to the official WRC You Tube channel, to get them out there. (Well worth looking up if you aren't aware of them, in these times of isolation: https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...ighlights+2001 for example)
They could have purchased the WRC stuff in the Duke Video archive in 2018, but that seemingly all went to Motorsport Network. Part of me wonders whether they've only got the 'Best Moments' and various other 1 hour compilation shows, most of which I believe were made in the North One era, plus all the stuff from the 'WRC Promoter'/Red Bull era.
It wouldn't surprise me if FOM still hold the footage from 1996 to 2000 in their archive in Biggin Hill.
As the non racing period gets longer and longer, I'm starting to wonder how the WRC+ service will compensate the long term subscribers as their main product All Live is not live at all.
Can anybody recall if it's been said, or knows, how much it costs them to produce the All Live coverage for each rally? I have a feeling that Julian Porter said a number live on air once.
I'm particularly interested to know how much a it'd cost to cover a shorter two day event, by comparison. I can't imagine that can be answered though.
There are fixed expenses (shipping the equipment including the helicopter and transmitter aeroplane onto the location) and time-related expenses (the hours the transmitter aeroplane is airborne and the days the personnel must stay at the hotel). I don't think reducing one day makes much difference.
Antti, the time-related expenses aren't that small either. As the audiovisual staff typically is paid by the amount of shifts they do. So if they are on location e.g. 4 days, then cutting one day off is 25% reduction in said line item in the budget.
But if there's one day less of rallying and everything is compressed into a smaller time frame, then it might mean that you actually need more production resources to cover everything.
In a way there are too many variables to give any real opinion, how it would influence the production costs.
Anyone know if the Samsung TV app is working correctly at the moment? Considering a purchase but this could be a deciding factor.
Dose anybody know the latest Promo Code for WRC+
Audio quality seems a bit low, it definitely sounds different than before.
And now the 'No commentary' option is broken (at least in desktop version). And they say they don't update this thing.
No heartbeat/login issues for anyone? No black screens? :)
Too much to follow to look.
- Wrc
- Norwegian Rally
- Formula 3
- WRX
Is there still WRC radio somewhere?
Next year they need to get in a recently retired driver as "expert commentator" to get more tech input. As of today it is wortless as live TV, still commentating as it is still radio imo.
They need to improve their live coverage, a lot of time the audio is out of sync/from the wrong car, stage end interviews are cut off etc.
Seb Marshall is doing stage end interviews this weekend.
Due to coronavirus restrictions of media having their own "bubbles", he cannot do live commentary.
Also good to read this twitter thread when criticizing the stage end interviewers...they can't always hear what the drivers say because the cars are so loud and they can't always watch the All Live broadcast so they don't know what's happened as well as we do.
https://twitter.com/peterjwhitten/st...69482097831938
I hope they've got the 'No Commentary' issue sorted for Turkey - it kept switching back to 'English' of it's own accord.
Bit too much of expression from a new commentator.
He’s a skiing commentator normally, on Eurosport I think...been around for years.
For me on the Samsung app commentator in Spanish (again). Is there a way to fix it?