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Originally Posted by iNko
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You're right, the online coverage is very good. But my main point is that there are a lot of people who pay for a BBC license but have no access to the internet, they also deserve a decent service for their money and should not be dismissed by the BBC.
-The fast and the furious,
The slow and labourious,
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So how do I get on the BBC red button tonight, I can't find it?Comment
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Lol push the red button !!Originally Posted by Sam1036 View Post
If you are on freeview it's channel 301Comment
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The red button only appears on BBC One Scotland HD and there's no snooker option. I've reset the box.
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It appears on BBC three only, weird.Comment
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Yes I've noticed before that the red-button option isn't available all the time on the main BBC channels. You sometimes have to wait for a programme which has some associated red-button content available (such as the news) and then all the options will be there and you have to remember not to switch channels again in case it disappears again.Originally Posted by Sam1036 View PostComment
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Well I did askOriginally Posted by DeanH View Postfantastic, technical details, thanks
Thanks, Zoe, and sorry for not noticing you'd already answered, Dean."Kryten, isn't it round about this time of year that your head goes back to the lab for retuning?"Comment
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no worriesOriginally Posted by Billy View PostWell I did ask
Thanks, Zoe, and sorry for not noticing you'd already answered, Dean.
I remember when I heard that the Red Button services were to be reduced, I immediately thought "oh crap there goes the multi-table option"
Up the TSF! :snooker:Comment
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This really needs sorting out now, yes, its on the Red button which is a rarity, but i wanna watch Ding, fair enough, i'll watch it online, no problem getting the Ding match on but its got the Stevens v Fu commentary?????
It keeps freezing, it cuts out randomly and it keeps going blurred all in an area with brilliant signal i might add, much more of this and i'm gonna just watch the lot on Eurosport, i would be long gone by now if their commentators and adverts did'nt get on my nerves, the BBC are a bunch of amateurs!!After 15 reds and 15 blacks i did this
http://youtu.be/DupuczMS2o4Comment
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hi scottley. not sure what you are seeing, I see the following and the commentary seems to be aligned correctly
BBC 2 - Ding/McManus
Red Button - Stevens/Fu
Online - both
Also what gets me on the Red Button it has the tag "Choose Table" like the old days
Up the TSF! :snooker:Comment
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Ah, i did'nt know it was on BBC2, i'm watching the Ding match online but for some reason it had the Fu commentary, all sorted now though, thanks!After 15 reds and 15 blacks i did this http://youtu.be/DupuczMS2o4Comment
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The Hoover is off and running!!
Ding must have his best chance yet this year of winning the WC if he can sustain that level for the whole tournament.Comment
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If you've got the BBC App on your TV, then you can choose tables etc. Quite useful.Steve Davis Technical Articles = https://docs.google.com/document/d/1...ilebasic?pli=1Comment
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Ding is sure making this game look so easy . 3 frames in a very short period of time there.
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Originally Posted by Gerry Armstrong View PostThe Hoover is off and running!!
Ding must have his best chance yet this year of winning the WC if he can sustain that level for the whole tournament.
Difficult to do. Over 17 days, most people have at least one bad session. A lot of time's it's not the person who plays well in their first match who wins the whole tournament, as they sort of wear themselves out. The champion steadily improves over the whole tournament.
I know there have been exceptions. Like Ronnie when he gets going. But it's a hard thing to do. Sustain top-notch form for 17 days.Comment
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