Molly is much better than Kiri.
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Molly is much better than Kiri.
If Kiri was reading this and thought fuck it, then Molly became the anchor, 100% the conversation becomes bitching about Molly before long.
Maybe some of yous need to take a rally off now and then.
Molly is really working on getting more personal experience in a rally car, even if she comes from racing. She has been a driver and a co driver, and is married to one of the best drivers in Norway.
Hopefully she will continue to drive, to become better at that, to become better as a rally journalist!
The thing that amazes me is Molly's accent, I don't think any English person would readily recognise from her accent that she isn't entirely English. The more you listen and know she's Norwegian, you can hear it in places though. Apologies if I'm wrong, but isn't it a bit of a thing with Norwegian women in particular who speak English publicly that they try hard to shed the Norwegian accent out of it, because the Solberg style, somewhat 'hurdy-gurdy' heavily accented English (which I love! :D ) isn't considered cool?
(I know her dad is English, btw)
Hmmm.
Eddie, please understand I'm trying to laugh with you here else it'll look like I'm attacking you. I'm not, I think you actually agree with my point and many, many others quotes could be examples. Spending the many hours AllLive offers listening to the same people is not natural and doesn't happen elsewhere. Take a break if it grates!
I only gathered these as I had an entertaining skim through this thread because I've nothing better to do. Initially forum is praising WRC+ with a couple of live stages. Then AllLive launches, then it's mostly moaning, some about the customer and technical service, but also moaning about human beings just for existing. Just about everybody who has appeared on AllLive has had a ribbing here. The "skiing man", the "Citroen woman", the "Brazilian social media star", regulars Jon, Julian, Paul, Ben, Becs, Abi, Kiri, Molly, Colin, Mads, Kris, Marcus... comical really. Yes everyone can have their opinion but it's not always everything has to be shared - and I know I'm not immune.
If anyone deserves a praise this weekend, it was Neil Cole, it was a pleasure having him back, also Imho Paul King does a better job as a stage end reporter than a commentator.
I hadn't realised Neil Cole hadn't been involved in the WRC at all since 2013.
Read them and you'll see mine are mainly criticism of the commentators on the live coverage and for talking too much over the action.
Those that do the links are not a problem as they're only on a short time. I dont think I've said anything actually against Kiri, but only that I think Mollly is better.
Kiri is fine but really like Molly better.
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Anyone seeing where the onboard multi cam button is? Apparently it's back
Watching ERC+ for Rally Poland I see that the live stream only has English comms available.... BUT there's also a No Commentary option. :)
Absolute amateur hour again at WRC+. For some reason they still struggle to start their broadcast on time so we can see the first car depart. And that was SS2, the first stage of that day. Then on SS4 suddenly the image disappears (in the middle of one of Julian's sentences) for three minutes and then comes back with no acknowledgment or explanation...? And that's not mentioning the endless connection and buffering problems the service had yesterday, which normally never happens to me as I have a very, very fast connection.
When the image suddenly goes to rotating map and you lose the audio as well, that's usually a sign of something "bad" happening. Im not talking about that situation where they just lose signal and it goes to that map all the time - you still have the commentary there. It's their "security" screen (as they are ~20 seconds ahead of the stream) which they use when they don't want to show something. It was used id Monza 2 years ago, when I think Evans crashed and there was some red thing falling down from tree on his windscreen (I think they thought he might have hit a spectator there). Another example is when Kalle crashed his Fabia R5 in Argentina (I think) few years ago and it looked like he might hit some spectators there. I know it happened also this year atleast once, but I dont remember the reason. Though in Safari, it seems that nothing happened - only thing I could think of - hey may have hit some animal, but I dont remember anyone mentioning such thing. And they even showed Kalle driving over some warthogs (atleast it looked like it - maybe they run away) few stages later.
I also got sh*t scared on that break on SS4 when first Kalle was going fast, then we got the rotating map for a while and then when the image returned Neuville was driving slowly (because he had lost power).
The last time they used that security screen was in Portugal when Suninen went off at the start of Fafe, there were spectators in that corner, but luckily no one got hit.
Once again I have inside information from the WRC+ team and I've heard it was not easy to work in Kenya, so we should cut them some slack for a bit of gremlins while most of the action was covered with no problems.
Should they be cut some slack? Because they're having to work in Kenya?
It's literally their companies decision that they're in Kenya.....
I was wondering, how come Jon Desborough has been commentating on the highlights each day for the entire rally? they used to split it between him & Paul King up until a couple of seasons ago.
One thing I dont get is when they say on comms that someone has stopped in a stage but they 'dont know why'.
Surely they can see the live pictures from the car and if its crashed or just stopped with a mechanical or puncture ?
To me it seems that the commentators dont actually see anything more than us. It's the producer(s) who have multiple screens with all the cameras and stuff. But yes, I dont get it either, why they can't switch view to the stopped car...
This. They basically just watch the footage and talk over it. Not sure if they can even interact with the director who is in London(?) and the commentators at the service park.
Sometimes the stopped car is in another section of the stage, out of reach of the transmitter.
That is it, I think. They can't communicate normally with the Producer.
During this rally I noticed something that I hadn't before. Becs would give some coded instructions to the Producer. Eg. "It would be good if we could see/know what problem Ogier has." Often she would repeat the same sentence and 'poof' the screen would magically switch to Ogier's car.....or sometimes not !
Sometimes the commentators have a good question they could ask the driver, but they can't seem to communicate with the stage-end interviewer to tell her/him to ask that question. Yeah, WRC+ is weird sometimes. Like they lack proper communication between the various parties involved.
But AnttiL, Kenya is a perfect country populated by perfect people, they repeat that every other sentence and have the drivers confirm it every other sentence as well. Kenya is literally the gold standard of civilization and to suggest it's a ""hard"" environment to work in must be phobic in *some* way or other
WRC+ alllive stuck again, quality is just amazing.
Its gone again !!!!
No subscription right?
down for me as well :(
Every single rally WRC All Live has a problem! EVERY SINGLE RALLY THE SAME SHITS!
Now it's telling me I don't have an active subscription.....no these guys are something else.
Edit:
The website isn't working either.
Me shows other user’s account…
Now saying i've no subscription wtf