CYCLING.TV working ?

Same here. Timeline error. I have emailed them and I am waiting for a
response.

I'm also getting the same message? Have you solved it yet?
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Same here. Timeline error. I have emailed them and I am waiting for a
response.

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Is it working for anyone in the US ?

All I keep getting is a timeline error.

Umm... it worked for me in the UK and I hadn't even payed?! I was
following the live text commentary on cyclingnews.com and I decided to
have a look at the cycling.tv website to check what time their coverage
of Kuurne-Bruxelles-Kuurne started... and there it was - live Het Volk!

Bonus! I saw the last 50km or so, and the coverage was really good. I
have a 300k connection and was able to watch it full-screen. The
picture froze a couple of times, but only for a few seconds. The
commentator did apologise for technical problems, so I dunno what
happened. I ain't complaining... it was a good race.

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Is it working for anyone in the US ?

All I keep getting is a timeline error.

Worked for me all day yesterday. I just check it again before posting this.
No problems.

Yes, but did the live Pay-per-view feed work from the beginning of the
race?

It appears they could not solve the problems some of the paying
customers were getting so they opened it up to everyone.

The quality was fantastic. I have DSL 1.5 down. (usually I get 1.2
down).

I saw two freezes in the 30 minutes I was able to get.

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Bonus! I saw the last 50km or so, and the coverage was really good. I
have a 300k connection and was able to watch it full-screen. The
picture froze a couple of times, but only for a few seconds. The
commentator did apologise for technical problems, so I dunno what
happened. I ain't complaining... it was a good race.

I saw last 98km on RTBF Sat Great race and KBK is on tomorrow.
Boonen in great form, hope his crash after the finish didn't cause any
damage.
All the best
Dan Gregory

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Bonus! I saw the last 50km or so, and the coverage was really good. I
have a 300k connection and was able to watch it full-screen. The
picture froze a couple of times, but only for a few seconds. The
commentator did apologise for technical problems, so I dunno what
happened. I ain't complaining... it was a good race.

I saw last 98km on RTBF Sat Great race and KBK is on tomorrow.
Boonen in great form, hope his crash after the finish didn't cause any
damage.

Yeah I actually missed that bit... I had sound but the picture had
frozen. How heavy was the crash? He looked a bit wrecked in the
interview afterwards.

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Andrew said:

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Is it working for anyone in the US ?

All I keep getting is a timeline error.

Umm... it worked for me in the UK and I hadn't even payed?! I was
following the live text commentary on cyclingnews.com and I decided

to

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have a look at the cycling.tv website to check what time their

coverage

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of Kuurne-Bruxelles-Kuurne started... and there it was - live Het

Volk!

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Bonus! I saw the last 50km or so, and the coverage was really good.

I

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have a 300k connection and was able to watch it full-screen. The
picture froze a couple of times, but only for a few seconds. The
commentator did apologise for technical problems, so I dunno what
happened. I ain't complaining... it was a good race.

Was it supposed to be free? I was able to watch it too. I had the
frozen picture a couple of times as well, but overall, I was impressed.
And I had never seen that race before.

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Boonen in great form, hope his crash after the finish didn't cause
any damage.

How heavy was the crash? He looked a bit wrecked in the
interview afterwards.

No problem afaik, not mentioned anywhere. What *was* a bad crash was
Tristan Hoffman right after the Muur. Complicated multiple fracture of
both tibia and fibula of the left leg. Last year's number two of
Paris-Roubaix can kiss what was to be his last spring season goodbye.

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Boonen in great form, hope his crash after the finish didn't cause
any damage.

How heavy was the crash? He looked a bit wrecked in the
interview afterwards.

No problem afaik, not mentioned anywhere. What *was* a bad crash was
Tristan Hoffman right after the Muur. Complicated multiple fracture of
both tibia and fibula of the left leg. Last year's number two of
Paris-Roubaix can kiss what was to be his last spring season goodbye.

Poor guy. That photo of him lying there reminded me of another photo
from years ago, that I saw in an issue of Cycle Sport. Some poor guy
from Gan, lying there screaming with his leg sliced open, obviously
someone ran over it. I can't remember which race it was-obviously from
a few years back. I bet that was it for him for the better part of the
season.

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I saw last 98km on RTBF Sat Great race and KBK is on tomorrow.
Boonen in great form, hope his crash after the finish didn't cause any
damage.

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Yeah I actually missed that bit... I had sound but the picture had
frozen. How heavy was the crash? He looked a bit wrecked in the
interview afterwards.

He was clipped by another rider who came between him and the barrier
just as he sat up after the finish
JUdging by his ride today it didn't seem top have hurt him too much.
All the best
Dan Gregory

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Yeah I actually missed that bit... I had sound but the picture had
frozen. How heavy was the crash? He looked a bit wrecked in the
interview afterwards.

He was clipped by another rider who came between him and the barrier
just as he sat up after the finish
JUdging by his ride today it didn't seem top have hurt him too much.

He put on the breaks and drifted to the right to congratulate Nuyens, just
as Eeckhout was coming behind him on Boonen's right. Eeckhout could either
hit Boonen or the car, so he chose the former.

Boonen was good today, as were Hulsmans and De Weert. He could have done
with Bettini and/or Nuyens' help, but anyway that's how it goes. Lotto
should be annoyed at themselves for getting 8 men (the whole damn team!) in
the front 32 and not doing better than third place. It's good that Discovery
has the strength to match Quick.Step and Lotto in the one day races now -
adds a bit of interest.

Jeff