rangers
June 26th 03, 11:40 AM
"Guy Quinn" > wrote in message >...
> Not a good idea as every Sunday NFL game, whether on FOX or CBS, has
> constant updates on all other games in progress. Whatever game you decide
> to watch first, you would see how the other games stored and/or being
> recorded on your TiVo are doing. Unless you don't mind watching games where
> you already know the outcome, I wouldn't do it.
You guys really have to learn how to watch multiple NFL games on
Sunday.
If you can watch them live, watch them live on multiple TVs. The way
I watch the NFL, it's like in the sports bar. I watch 4-5 games
at the same time. There is no time or reason to watch them one by one.
Now, the trick is what if you can't watch them live? what if you have
to record them?
Easy, record all the games you can record with multiple VCRs. When
it's time to watch them, play them at the same time from all the VCRs on
multiple TVs, as if they are live. The key is NOT to fast forward
any game, because it will give away the score of the other games.
Of course, watching them live beats watching them recorded. If the
game is a dud (35-0 by halftime) when you watch it live, you can
change channel. You can't do that in a recording.
> Not a good idea as every Sunday NFL game, whether on FOX or CBS, has
> constant updates on all other games in progress. Whatever game you decide
> to watch first, you would see how the other games stored and/or being
> recorded on your TiVo are doing. Unless you don't mind watching games where
> you already know the outcome, I wouldn't do it.
You guys really have to learn how to watch multiple NFL games on
Sunday.
If you can watch them live, watch them live on multiple TVs. The way
I watch the NFL, it's like in the sports bar. I watch 4-5 games
at the same time. There is no time or reason to watch them one by one.
Now, the trick is what if you can't watch them live? what if you have
to record them?
Easy, record all the games you can record with multiple VCRs. When
it's time to watch them, play them at the same time from all the VCRs on
multiple TVs, as if they are live. The key is NOT to fast forward
any game, because it will give away the score of the other games.
Of course, watching them live beats watching them recorded. If the
game is a dud (35-0 by halftime) when you watch it live, you can
change channel. You can't do that in a recording.