NESN NESN production launches app ( post 18)
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BruinsFanSince94
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Another bruins related situation that needs a complete overhaul. Can we please please please get rid of Jack Edwards? He f***ing sucks.
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Why would that not apply to all channels then?
Ie ESPN, ABC, TNT and TBS have all looked very good for hockey this season, whereas NESN looks awful.
A lot depends on where you live as NESN sends out 5 different feeds
Metro Boston, Maine, Vermont, RI, West MA/CT
You can tell which feed you are getting by the weather segment.
When the picture leaves the venue it is perfect.....from there
NESN like the Bruins desperately needs new management dedicated to upgrading the entire operation. However NESN like the Bruins is saddled with ownership that does not give a flying f*** about its audience, they know they are the only game in town for New Englanders that want to watch the Bruins & Sox.
Now you can be bored to death in 4K
Bmf316nhl
But there's no dog
NESN's audio sync was atrocious this year and last.
One thing in particular that drove me nuts was that there was a weird echo whenever the arena music/organ would play and also whenever the PA announcer would speak. For example, whenever the organ would play, you would hear the first note at a slightly lower volume off in the distance, then you would hear it again at normal volume about a half second later.
Also, what's with the main camera not being in sync with the other cameras? this is not just a NESN issue but has been happening on every network. You'll see a play happen on a low camera such as a pass, then they switch back to the main camera you'll see it again.
One thing in particular that drove me nuts was that there was a weird echo whenever the arena music/organ would play and also whenever the PA announcer would speak. For example, whenever the organ would play, you would hear the first note at a slightly lower volume off in the distance, then you would hear it again at normal volume about a half second later.
Also, what's with the main camera not being in sync with the other cameras? this is not just a NESN issue but has been happening on every network. You'll see a play happen on a low camera such as a pass, then they switch back to the main camera you'll see it again.
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