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Excellent, and much closer to the real live action. Awesome.
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Ah don't say that ... I'd just managed to convince myself I didn't need it (due mainly to it's unreliability)
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is there still a 3 minute delay like last year?
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because all the games are on streams
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Just trying out gamepass as they have a free trial at the moment,
are you supposed to be able to forward or jump to later in the game if watching an archive match ? the pause/play button on the interface is the only one that works for me at the moment and no timeline is visible even if you hover the mouse anywhere around the screen. any help from regular users appreciated |
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There's a bar at the bottom of the screen on mine, brentford. Grey and blue. Just above the View/QUALITY/Auto Detect thingmy.
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cheers for the response SM,
don't seem to have any of those bits and pieces you mention for some reason, thought it was a bit odd I couldn't choose the picture quality either...very strange. I have a bit that looks like it should be the view quality etc adjuster but it is totally inactive - just greyed out and clicking on it does nothing. Oh well, must be a problem at my end...thanks again for the feedback. |
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not sure of the delay, the live plays from the espn app on my phone come through 20 seconds faster than the gamepass footage. Now im guessin that those aren't realtime updates, so the delay is slightly longer than 20 seconds
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I think it's always been a great tool for watching games and even better this year. The button that takes you back 10 seconds is really slick - ideal for reviewing plays over and over. The timeline bar has TD symbols so you easily get to where you want to
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