There, corrected that.The NFLCBSlikes advertising and it makes the games run longer.
The cameramen need to run to the Gatorade cooler, too, ya know.I mean, why are there "TV timeouts" ?
Football (real football) already does that. Well, their jerseys have (1) sponsor but the sidelines are ringed with electronic banners (ads) that change throughout the game. For those that don't watch football, there are no commercial breaks except at the half.I didn't even think of the TV timeouts but yes. The game should be the priority, not the tv deals. Screw it, one day we will see NFL jerseys looking like NASCARS cars. Sponsors all over the place. College has already started long ago with the Tostitos bowl.
I set a timer for last week's Thursday night game after you posted about it and it did "fail" to record the entire game. It stopped just like everyone said it would.Last Sunday, even though I set up a separate timer for the Broncos game and had that timer set to record 60 extra minutes, it didn't do it. I guess because it's already a part of PTAT.
To some degree, the PTAT function is just "dumb" (or maybe strict is the better term). It records from 8pm to 11pm - and that's it - no more - no extra padding. Maybe a smarter function in PTAT is on their to-do list ?The Hopper already knows which programs are sporting events. I know that because when I set up a timer for a Sunday afternoon game, it automatically adds 60 mins. of record time at the end. Why can't the Hopper be smart enough to know that there is a sporting event during Prime Time, add an extra 60 mins.?
Or 7-10 on the West Coast.I set a timer for last week's Thursday night game after you posted about it and it did "fail" to record the entire game. It stopped just like everyone said it would.
To some degree, the PTAT function is just "dumb" (or maybe strict is the better term). It records from 8pm to 11pm - and that's it - no more - no extra padding. Maybe a smarter function in PTAT is on their to-do list ?
Just curious, do you have an OTA adapter for your Hopper ? That's one way to get the whole thing recorded, well, at least have the option for padded time.
Lol, just to counter that. Or a hopper with PTAT disabled, and manually scheduling the recordings one at a time(like a VIP), but with 3 tuners...The answer is a ViP receiver that doesn't have PTAT and will automatically set the 60-minute extension on sports timers.
Now you're asking dish for options. We all know they don't like giving consumers to many of those. Every watch tv beyond 1 am?Or, we could just have an option to extend PTAT an hour and be done with it.
7-10 on Mountain Time, 8-11 on Pacific Time. So, not the West Coast, but some of the western region...Or 7-10 on the West Coast.
That is not necessarily true about Pacific time. Half the year Az is on Pacific Time and we still go 7-10 year round. I think we are in mountain time right now. We are one of the few states that doesn't celebrate DST.7-10 on Mountain Time, 8-11 on Pacific Time. So, not the West Coast, but some of the western region...
This! See, you do have options.Ou could turn PTAT off on football nights, and manually setup the timers. It will still allow you to record on up to the 4 channels with one tuner, and you will still have Autohop enabled.
So, my "Options" are...Pesky Dish giving some choice....