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Wait, I don't quite get it - the first thing the author says is that he got "crystal clear" high-def Olympics coverage from someone called Telemundo over the ai
by repsilat 14y ago
Wait, I don't quite get it - the first thing the author says is that he got "crystal clear" high-def Olympics coverage from someone called Telemundo over the air. He goes on to conclude that "There is no good way to watch the Olympics in the United States without a cable subscription".
What did I miss?
Edit: Thanks for the quick answers.
- dpick 14y agoTelemundo is the spanish channel in the US.
- dglassan 14y agoTelemundo is in Spanish
- kalleboo 14y agoPresumably Telemundo have spanish commentators talking over everything?
- bcrescimanno 14y agoThat Telemundo is a Spanish-language channel and, presumably, the author only speaks english.
- sudonim 14y agoSorry - I updated the article, but as the other reply mentioned, Telemundo is a channel in Spanish.
- pbhjpbhj 14y agoIs there a radio broadcast you can listen to for sound whilst watching the images from Telemundo. I've heard of people doing this to choose a superior radio commentary whilst watching sport on TV in the UK.
- ConstantineXVI 14y agoAFAIK, NBC/Telemundo doesn't own any radio stations. And since NBC isn't broadcasting live, even if someone was running a radio broadcast it's highly unlikely they'd be in sync.
- pbhjpbhj 14y agoIf there was a radio stream available online you could probably resync using eg VLC?
- tzs 14y agoDid you check to see if they had English closed captioning? They do that for much of their programming.