Does cycling.tv always suck this bad

you're watching online right? call the cable people. you know
broadband? your rig isn't picking up enough coded bits to asemble the
information. try a different port. the input system may have 2-3 types
of ports, one more effective for reassembling the bits into
information.
I'm using Vista. Vista tells me what to do, which is not repeatable
here, when a low bit count is counted by the bit wizard. It sez, move
cable to another port and start over.

and avoid asking the system for extra tasks while watching. check that
in the task manager area.
also possible-accessing the material at 3AM, leaving the system on for
whenever time the race programing material is sent your way.
turn down the screen bit count, color choices, simplyfy

HC said:

I doubt that they'll ever be ready for pime time if they haven't fixed their
problems by now.

They have a great idea but nobody to execute it. I thought when they
got bought out that it might improve. Guess not.

David

Cycling.tv sucks ass!

I stopped my perscription because of their technical problems and zero
customer service.

The only way they'll get it is if you send 100s of e-mails and then stop
your subscription.

I doubt that they'll ever be ready for pime time if they haven't fixed their
problems by now.

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Page won't even load half the time, when it does it is slow as [censored]
and can't load the login page.

So happy I paid for this to watch the races.

Circa Sat, 22 Mar 2008 11:49:02 -0400, "David B."
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Quoted message said:

HC said:

I doubt that they'll ever be ready for pime time if they haven't fixed their
problems by now.

They have a great idea but nobody to execute it. I thought when they
got bought out that it might improve. Guess not.

David

For HV and KBK I was getting 800kb feed with no problems at all. My
subscription ran out the day after KBK. They raised the prices and I
will not pay $100/year. I've seen too many issues in the last year
(mostly regarding pop-up ads) to sink more money into their product.

-Brian

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Quoted message said:

HC said:

I doubt that they'll ever be ready for pime time if they haven't fixed
their problems by now.

They have a great idea but nobody to execute it. I thought when they got
bought out that it might improve. Guess not.

David

Go to:
http://theinnertube.cycling.tv/

Message Board > Live Race Chat > Milan - San Remo 2008

Read through the comments. Way more anguish about the service than comments
about the race. The last two days of Paris - Niece were decent but literally
everything else this year - in terms of media delivery- has been a technical
disaster. Emails to tech support are simply ignored. Subscriptions are set
to auto-renew, requires intervention by the subscriber after the fact to
change.
Bill

David B. said:

They have a great idea but nobody to execute it. I thought when they
got bought out that it might improve. Guess not.

People keep paying them - what incentive is there to improve? They'll
probably carry on milking cycling fans for a few years, then change
name and/or get sold and try it again.

Anyone in Europe really should try DVB-Satellite instead IMO. Maybe
not quite all the same races, but ~EUR120 to buy, then free.

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