How To Sync Radio and TV

My page describing how to synchronize radio play-by-play when it runs ahead of the TV image. It requires installing a couple of Windows utilities and configuring a bunch of settings. But once you do it you should be good to go for the playoffs. Jon Miller will be calling the games on the radio no matter what, so this is a Good Thing.

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Thanks

I will give this a try!

by Unitard on Oct 3, 2010 2:27 PM PDT reply actions

Looks cool. I think I’ll use this come the NLDS.

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by El Person on Oct 3, 2010 5:47 PM PDT reply actions

Has anyone else gotten this to work?
I tried messing around with something similar during a Fox Saturday game to no avail. However, I’m not thrilled about having to pay $30 for the software program.

by Scottsdale on Oct 3, 2010 5:49 PM PDT reply actions

If I had a Windows laptop, I would totally do this.

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by Natto on Oct 3, 2010 10:00 PM PDT reply actions

ditto

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by FriscoJoe on Oct 4, 2010 12:39 PM PDT up reply actions

hmmm very interesting.

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by HOLDEMUPGoldenStateOfOppression on Oct 4, 2010 2:50 AM PDT reply actions

I just plan on using my iPod nano and plugging it into my radio. But I can do that only b/c Philly has a FM ESPN Radio station.

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by say hey nation on Oct 4, 2010 7:09 AM PDT reply actions

So, how do you do this on a mac?

by GrooveGiant on Oct 7, 2010 4:33 PM PDT reply actions

Damnit

A little too far to get KNBR and didn’t buy MLB radio.

by MLWhiteSF on Oct 7, 2010 4:47 PM PDT reply actions

XM works everywhere

If I needed a physical radio to get the games I could plug in my XM satelitte radio. Of course, that runs you about a cool $200 per year. XM plays the home, away, and ESPN national feed during the playoffs and WS. The MLB Gameday Audio for $20 per season is pretty damned reasonable to me, and I’m a big cheapskate. I even forked over the $30 for that Virtual Audio Cable utility. I use it in many ways because I do a bunch of audio work here.

XM also has a 24/7 baseball talk channel, if you can stand the likes of Jim Bowden, Kevin Kennedy, and Rob Dibble for your “color”.

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by boteman on Oct 14, 2010 3:48 PM PDT reply actions