ive sent a support question to sky asking if they can contact their supplier about this problem as sky themselves cant really do much about it. Its the only thing we can really do so if your with me i wanna try get as many of you guys as i can to send in your frustration questioning the crowd volume so maybe just maybe they will be able to sort it out.
you can contact them by
http://skytv.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/skytv.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php?p_sid=siBsNI5j&p_accessibility=0&p_redirect=
or alternativly use the live support chat (which is unavaliable i think)
Mastermind2008-06-08 08:37:45
When Hibs, went up, to win the Scottish Cup - I wisnae there - furfuxake!
It's just awful - no atmosphere & god knows where they drag up those commentators from.
Still, it could be worse - ESPN & Tommy Smyth.


i never watched any replays. might have a look at the next one, but that being said maybe they heard my call =P

ANd you wonder why Scots hate watching these tournaments on the BBC & ITV!
When Hibs, went up, to win the Scottish Cup - I wisnae there - furfuxake!
How could reception make the crowd go louder?

) The crowd volume is fine, i think it all depends on the mic set up at each stadium.but they must have been making alot of noise lol
ANd you wonder why Scots hate watching these tournaments on the BBC & ITV!
And commentators like Derek Rae are great.
He personifies the word boring.
Just about to post a thread complaining about this sh*t coverage, AGAIN. I'd rather have ESPN. So Sky have f**ked it up again - 1 boring, mono-tone commentator with virtually no crowd volume and no half time coverage. What a heap of sh*t
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Defintely. Its fine if your watching a whole match but If your dropping in and out of it then its kinda hard to grasp whats happening..
Defintely. Its fine if your watching a whole match but If your dropping in and out of it then its kinda hard to grasp whats happening..
That's precisely why - they want people to watch the whole game, not go channel surfing during 'boring' bits.
Three for me, and two for them.
Unfortunately, we are not the target audience. The target audience is in Europe, and they don't want them to tune in and out just to keep tabs on the score. We just have to put up with it.
Three for me, and two for them.
Guess different broadcasters have different policies when it comes to this.
Three for me, and two for them.
I feel it may have been the same for EURO 2004 but wouldn't bet a lot on it...
Defintely. Its fine if your watching a whole match but If your dropping in and out of it then its kinda hard to grasp whats happening..
That's precisely why - they want people to watch the whole game, not go channel surfing during 'boring' bits.
I guess thats the case overseas but i just want to get up to watch the 2nd half of Germany Poland and I have absolutey no idea what the score is


Don't know how good ya have it! You have games on at reasonable times too! (6:45)
a.haak

Don't know how good ya have it! You have games on at reasonable times too! (6:45)
I disagree. Setanta is worth the extra 30 and the sooner it is out here the better,
ive got a song that wont take long, Adelaide are rubbish.. the second verse is same as the first.. ADELAIDE ARE RUBBISH
Don't know how good ya have it! You have games on at reasonable times too! (6:45)
I disagree. Setanta is worth the extra 30 and the sooner it is out here the better,
ive got a song that wont take long, Adelaide are rubbish.. the second verse is same as the first.. ADELAIDE ARE RUBBISH
One thing the presentation of Euro 2008 does show is that there is nothing wrong with just having one decent commentator that knows his stuff. All this so-called "expert comments" crap from a washed up old pro who, in most cases couldn't cut it in management/coaching (and therefore doesn't really have the nous to actually analyse) is unnecessary.
It's just awful - no atmosphere & god knows where they drag up those commentators from.
Still, it could be worse - ESPN & Tommy Smyth.