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British Touring Car Tonight! - Printable Version +- Madison Motorsports (https://forum.mmsports.org) +-- Forum: Madison Motorsports (https://forum.mmsports.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=3) +--- Forum: Lounge (https://forum.mmsports.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=6) +--- Thread: British Touring Car Tonight! (/showthread.php?tid=3431) |
British Touring Car Tonight! - G.Irish - 01-04-2006 BTCC is gonna be on Speed tonight at midnight (and every Wednesday). Tune in fools! 8) - .RJ - 01-04-2006 Midnight, shit... i need tivo
- JohnC - 01-04-2006 I've got a backlog of BTCC and V8 Supercars and German Touring Car and tons of other stuff... I love my Tivo 8) - G.Irish - 01-05-2006 Fokking A, it comes on at 12 am Pacific ![]() I hate you Speed Channel! - Chris - 01-05-2006 yeah all the good shows are always early in the AM. - Feersty - 01-05-2006 Wow I could never watch that during the week, much less the weekend. - Dragon - 01-05-2006 Ahhhh, DVR service from Cox is a great thing. - G.Irish - 01-05-2006 Hmm, I need to get MythTV up and running on my PC, if only I could figure out why my mobo won't recognize my HD :? - Andy - 01-05-2006 A combination of TiVo/DVR and a Slingbox would be ideal. Record it and then watch it on the Metro. - G.Irish - 01-05-2006 Slingbox is a DVR no? Besides Slingbox = $250, MythTV = free. But shit, being able to broadcast TV from home when I was traveling would've been awesome, since there were very, very few hotels with Speed Channel. - Andy - 01-05-2006 I was just checking out Myth TV. Seems to be pretty functional and would be a fun project. - Mike - 01-05-2006 G.Irish Wrote:Slingbox is a DVR no? Besides Slingbox = $250, MythTV = free. Slingbox is a web-broadcaster. It takes in your TV signal and throws it on the interweb. It is a network admin's nightmare. - Andy - 01-05-2006 It's also not DVR capable. - .RJ - 01-05-2006 Mike Wrote:Slingbox is a web-broadcaster. It takes in your TV signal and throws it on the interweb. It is a network admin's nightmare. Slingbox looks pretty bad ass, but why is it a network admin's nightmare? They shouldnt have to support it..... the onus is on the end user to configure it. - Mike - 01-05-2006 bandwidth... - .RJ - 01-05-2006 no worse than lots of streaming video, bit torrent, p2p sharing, etc... - Mike - 01-05-2006 yes it is, because people would leave it on all the time. all those that you mentioned are either illegal (read: not mainstream) or not constant. |