how are you watching the Tour?

[vqdriver]

anyone watching this thing on the west coast that's not up at 5am?

[54ny77]

Eurosport streaming on a side window on computer monitor.

By far the best coverage. I think they all seem to share the same video feed. How can you you get better than Sean Kelly providing at-the-moment commentary?

Ya can't!

[vqdriver]

i see the live feeds, which are finished by the time i get to work. is there some sort of 30 min or 1hr version a la the old versus coverage? or are those gone along with the networK?

[Marcusaurelius]

I set the pvr to record and watch it a little later in the day.

[Joe Remi]

It runs two more times in three-hour segments at 5 and 9pm West Coast.

[slidey]

This is how I'm watching the tour: http://youtu.be/RhPH1QJGHwQ

But, here are two subscribers who upload vids of stages on youtube:

1. Eurosport: http://www.youtube.com/user/kaocw?feature=watch

2. The Sherwin/Liggett babble: http://www.youtube.com/user/ScumbagwithChromebag

[Fixed]

On the edge of my seat

Cheers

[67-59]

DVR for me. Set it to record the live coverage in the morning (adding an extra hour, just in case the stage goes long), then watch it anytime later in the day.

[Jaq]

Originally Posted by 54ny77

Eurosport streaming on a side window on computer monitor.

By far the best coverage. I think they all seem to share the same video feed. How can you you get better than Sean Kelly providing at-the-moment commentary?

Ya can't!

+1. Yesterday's coverage had me giggling; it seemed like all they could talk about was how often the various parts of the country had been conquered, and by which armies. "Now the peloton is passing through the spot where Henry VIII laid waste to an entire French army. Oh, and right over there's where the Nazis broke through. And of course, Napoleon came through here and left nothing but ashes. And the break's now 5:18. Now this old abbey over here...."

[Bob Ross]

I'm just trying to avoid real-time newsfeeds and spoiler threads on cycling forums during the day, and then checking in for the last hour of primetime "coverage" (sic ...aka, tape delay) on NBC Sports.

[Liv2RideHard]

^^^Same here. Avoiding cyclingnews and the like to avoid the spoilers. I set my DVR to record the live coverage on NBC Sports HD with the Dynamic Brit Duo calling it. I set it to record 2 hours after just in case. Also it is fantastic it HD. First year watching le Tour in HD.

Slightly off topic but...I find it amusing how Bobke and the Iceman (Moninger) keep using American football and baseball comparisons to describe cycling. You can tell they are trying to reach a broader audience. The comparisons are quite frequent.

[Hawker]

Yep, watching in HD is nice...a real improvement.

[joep2517]

It's sad but I'm streaming it to my iphone and I'm paying the fee to NBC Sports. Thank God for my dataplan.

[gospastic]

NBC's online feed is nice.

[harryblack]

co-sign Eurosport audio, video when possible/necessary, will bounce to Italian, French etc when the internet gets jammed. I don't have a tv at home but on the road I'll put on Universal w/ the sound off, Phil & Paul are unbearable there let alone the rest of the yokels.

OF COURSE I'm also watching the tour waiting for Tom Danielson to eff it up and Tyler Farrar to underperform--

I didn't have to wait long, did I??!!

Originally Posted by 54ny77

Eurosport streaming on a side window on computer monitor.

By far the best coverage. I think they all seem to share the same video feed. How can you you get better than Sean Kelly providing at-the-moment commentary?

Ya can't!