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Still apartment hunting after my return to the Jing so no bike as yet......
Anyone know where I can watch the WSBK races this Sunday?
If not, what channel will broadcast it so I can call around
thanks
oh and I saw some JingAn JH600's around QianMen the other day
Supersport show the races and you'll be able to watch at Frank's. Call there, ask for Vish to confirm if they really show it or if there is cricket, rugby or other senseless (no petrol involving) sports on the screens :lol8::lol8:
i have the same problem here in suzhou where all the sports bars are closed in the afternoon. It's no problem the european races, but this sunday i'm screwed too.
I have a last resort which i used a couple of times last year, but is not ideal. I used internet TV broadcasting like Sopcast or TVants. The quality is shitty and the language rarely english, but if you must watch it (which you must) then it's better than nothing.
You'll have to download the programs, and then find a channel that will be broadcasting it. I get the channels on this website: http://www.myp2p.eu/competition.php?...&allowedDays=1 (narrowed down to sunday/motorsports, click on the little tv icon on the right to find channels)
I can't wait to watch it! (go Rea!)
Andy, can you watch the races live on supersport?
Yes, everything they indicate "Live" in their schedule you can watch live. We watch all F1 and MotoGP on Supersport. Note that their broadcasting times are Jo'burg time.Quote:
Originally Posted by felix
Some cable operators (afaik in BJ, SH, GZ) have the SS package in their scope.
Ah ok i thought this was something you could watch over the internet. Have no TV at home so cable doesn't work for me...
There are a bunch of streaming sites too, but with the slow connections here, most of them don't perform well. One is fromsports. They have quite some livestreams, many from Eurosport with mostly Polish commentary, but it's free.Quote:
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Thanks for the info ChinaB, i'll give it a shot!
Wow thanks for all the responses esp ChinaBiker. Will give frank's a call. :mwink:
Also for those you aren't fussed on live http://www.shiftkontrol.com/ is very good, Most of the files come from http://www.racing-underground.com which is impossible to get a invitation too
For you folks who are bittorrent savvy, the WSBK races are usually posted the day after (Sometimes later in the same day). The good quality posts are usually XVID/DIVX and about 1.2GB in size, so it helps to have a fast connection.
Cheers,
Dan K.
I forgot to mention another provider, join.tv. Their site is in German and their program focuses on TV in German language. It is pay-stuff and not really cheap, but you don't need to go into a long term contract. Minimum subscription is one month, no need to cancel - when the month is over, the service is over but easy to re-activate by adding credits for another month. I bought it for the Vancouver Olympics and will most likely buy again for the soccer world cup in South Africa.
Livestream isn't live but delayed some minutes, depending on connection speed. The good thing on that is you don't miss anything on slow connections. However, it can be annoying sometimes if the connection is too slow. Further, all broadcasts of the last seven days can be downloaded or streamed.
The player you have to download and install can be set to English.