TELLY TRACK SPLIT SCREEN

Pirhobeta wrote: Unfortunately...you have to move to unlimited download...and then preferably highspeed like fibre...so that you can utilise the feeds available...because being limited to a production...where no-one gives a damn...is where you are at...
(that last phrase...is my pet American peeve...)

we can be as loyal as , but realised being a cry baby doesnt work. I'm streaming sky 1 , 2 and thoroughbred central. I ve shut down tellytrack. I'm a morning guy and i live off Aussie races and when they are not showing them i go for alternative via vpn.

Who finally advised them to use split screen correctly? Hope they dont revert to system of showing us delayed races everytime there is a clash.

Classic example of your Point 4 above...

Race 7 at Redcliffe - third leg of the Aus jackpot and 1st leg of Quickmix 1. Whole race shown on the split screen withile we had to listen to Nadines tips for Race 1 at Fairview - not one bit of commentary and still no indication of who won the Redcliffe race.....

cometman wrote: Classic example of your Point 4 above...

Race 7 at Redcliffe - third leg of the Aus jackpot and 1st leg of Quickmix 1. Whole race shown on the split screen withile we had to listen to Nadines tips for Race 1 at Fairview - not one bit of commentary and still no indication of who won the Redcliffe race.....

Thats why i sometimes resort to getting sky links. It doesnt work at all following Tellytrack. Being minority and getting the worst treatment. As much SA gets the preference it shouldnt seem as if showing us trots is great favour. Surely tips commentary v race commentary??

cometman wrote: Classic example of your Point 4 above...

Race 7 at Redcliffe - third leg of the Aus jackpot and 1st leg of Quickmix 1. Whole race shown on the split screen withile we had to listen to Nadines tips for Race 1 at Fairview - not one bit of commentary and still no indication of who won the Redcliffe race.....

Lol it feels like some producers understand racing and some don't. They seemed to have this point sorted out and then bam again.
You can't be excited about a day or two of proper TT running, because you don't know what the next day is going to bring. Not like a news channel, or supersport, for example, where you have consistency and know what to expect. No rules mean each producer runs as he feels is best each day.