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> If you have cable TV, you can watch everything at nbcolympics.com/schedule so it’s actually quite accessible. This is the site mentioned and linked to in the
by kevinwang 5y ago
> If you have cable TV, you can watch everything at nbcolympics.com/schedule so it’s actually quite accessible.
This is the site mentioned and linked to in the article as a "site where you can actually watch live. And they have replays… of preliminary matches"
I've also found out to be quite good-- not sure why the author is so negative of it.
- asciimov 5y agoBecause it is hard to find, not very well advertised, and isn't free unless you have a cable provider (youtube tv does work). For me, I had Youtube TV record everything, but NBC doesn't show everything, and its completely US centric coverage (I like watching the competition). On demand wasn't helpful either. I tried Peacock (NBC's app) thinking that's where they were hiding all of their coverage. And again not everything is there, and much of it is behind paywall. Fortunately, my wife clicked on the Olympics section of our Roku and it prompted us to install the NBC Olympics app. Then I had to sign into it, because it only provides 30 mins of viewing without a cable plan. On top of that they are injecting a lot of commercials into the programming, so I'm not sure why they couldn't air all of it for free (with commercials)