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> watched the tv and listened to the radio I am fine with your other examples but do people really do this? I always had the tv OR radio on while doing other
by riffraff 7y ago
> watched the tv and listened to the radio
I am fine with your other examples but do people really do this?
I always had the tv OR radio on while doing other things, but the idea of having both on at the same time seems incredibly strange to me.
- Retric 7y agoAt least for sports, muting the TV and listening to the radio broadcast of the same game can greatly improve the experience. Muting the weather channel and a few others is already a net gain even without the radio.
- rootsofallevil 7y agoNot OP but I think that the comment about both TV and radio on at the same time was more generic than that. I'd argue that it's a known fact, at least for anybody that follows any mainstream sport, that sports radio commentary is a lot more exciting that its tv counterpart.
- riffraff 7y agoRight, I was surprised by the idea one could be listening to two different things at once, not mixing different audio/video streams.