My friend Jon lives somewhere in Jersey and he gets both WPVI/Philly and WABC/NYC on FIOS. He just posted this video on his Youtube Channel that shows a delay with The Kelly and Michael Show which airs on both WPVI and WABC at 9AM. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZrAdimZrU4&feature=share
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FIOS TV Delay
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? Channel 7 ahead of channel 6? It was that way when I had Comcast in Lawrenceville when I was in college when they both were showing the same thing.
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Maybe because the show is produced at channel 7. Channel 6 gets it by satellite with a satellite lag.
And who knows how much of a delay either station uses in case they have to bleep a "live" show.
And who knows how much of a delay either station uses in case they have to bleep a "live" show.
Comcast has at least a 15 minute delay between what is on the radio and what is online. That isn't a TV issue, but that is what they do with radio. You can be in the car listening to a station, and when you get back to the online broadcast the songs that were on in the car a little while ago are just coming on the stream - no matter the player.
Must be an industry 'technical thing'.
I am in Atlanta, GA. I have AT&T U-verse (Verizon/Fios) in the house except one TV in a spare room hooked to a digital over-air antennae. I could have two TV's on same (local) network, one room with U-verse, the other antennae..both out of sync by several seconds.
Obviously, over the air more in 'real time'....by the time Att picks it up by satellite, feeds it thru their network, it lags. Whether this is planned or just typical procedure, who knows.
I am in Atlanta, GA. I have AT&T U-verse (Verizon/Fios) in the house except one TV in a spare room hooked to a digital over-air antennae. I could have two TV's on same (local) network, one room with U-verse, the other antennae..both out of sync by several seconds.
Obviously, over the air more in 'real time'....by the time Att picks it up by satellite, feeds it thru their network, it lags. Whether this is planned or just typical procedure, who knows.
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