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Out of 10 - The Player Performances

marc71178

Eyes not spreadsheets
Well, people on here have said they've experienced the watching the whole series thing, yet you know better...
 

Nate

You'll Never Walk Alone
I find it impossible to believe Justin Rodgie can co-exist with the rest of the planet. Yet he does. Hence, Richard`s theory is bunk.
 

Richard

Cricket Web Staff Member
Never seen it in person, therefore I will refuse to believe it. I know better than everyone else.
You've seen no evidence of it being done?

Which is what I say about the watching-every-single-ball-of-a-five-Test-rubber scenario.
 

Richard

Cricket Web Staff Member
Well, people on here have said they've experienced the watching the whole series thing, yet you know better...
I don't - I've been very careful not to say "rubbish, you did nothing of the sort".

I've said "I can't bring myself to believe you're not exaggerating slightly".
 

FaaipDeOiad

Well-known member
And people are going to record 25 days' worth of cricket and re-watch the whole lot, are they?
Actually, what I had in mind was more a TIVO sort of situation, where someone could simply pause the television if they wanted to leave the room for a minute. That's what I do.
 

Richard

Cricket Web Staff Member
That's something that's often fascinated me and I've never looked into.

Does the transmission just stop and then restart X minutes Z seconds behind schedule, and continue? If so, where does the deficit get made-up?

If it's possible to do such a thing for an entire day it might, just, be possible but I still find it infinately unlikely.
 

FaaipDeOiad

Well-known member
That's something that's often fascinated me and I've never looked into.

Does the transmission just stop and then restart X minutes Z seconds behind schedule, and continue? If so, where does the deficit get made-up?

If it's possible to do such a thing for an entire day it might, just, be possible but I still find it infinately unlikely.
I don't have TIVO myself so I can't comment there, but what I do have (Foxtel IQ) does precisely that. If you pause and then restart after 3 minutes, you'll simply be 3 minutes behind time. You can fast forward ahead immediately, or make up the gap by fastforwarding between overs or even between balls, which is what I usually do.

As far as doing it for an entire day is concerned, the pause feature is always available, so that's not an issue. I suppose you could only pause it for two days or so before it'd reset on you, though.
 

tooextracool

Well-known member
Ive actually watched every ball of the India- England series from 2001 twice. I watched it live and they've shown the replay of those games all the time on dd sports in india for 3 years. Of course that was when i had a lot of time on my hands, over the last few years ive failed to watch half of even the England games.
 

GIMH

Norwood's on Fire
I'm fairly sure I watched every delivery of the 2005 Ashes. Missed a session or two of the Perth test this time around, and bits of Melbourne too.
I'm sure when I read through the 2005 thread you talk at one point about flicking onto the Cricket from AFL
 

FaaipDeOiad

Well-known member
I'm sure when I read through the 2005 thread you talk at one point about flicking onto the Cricket from AFL
Haha yeah, you're right actually. Worries me that you remember that better than I do, though.

Clashed with AFL finals time, and I would have missed half an hour or so to watch the end of the Sydney/Geelong prelim.
 

GIMH

Norwood's on Fire
LOL I have a great long-term memory, but always forget things I'm supposed to do
 

Jono

Virat Kohli (c)
Haha yeah, you're right actually. Worries me that you remember that better than I do, though.

Clashed with AFL finals time, and I would have missed half an hour or so to watch the end of the Sydney/Geelong prelim.
Semis.

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