I was just going to post the same thing. What the hell Mediacom...Good thing for Roku
I'm at my in-laws and they have dish network. Is there an alt channel the osu-um game would be on? This is frustrating as fuq.It's just not me then.
Not Mediacom's problem. I have Dish.I was just going to post the same thing. What the hell Mediacom...
Ahh I see. Sorry, I tend to blame all of life's problems on Mediacom.Not Mediacom's problem. I have Dish.
Good thing for Roku
Go to WatchESPN on the main menu and plug in your cable provider when asked. You can watch any game on the ESPN networks, just like from your computer.How do you get the channel through ROKU?
Go to WatchESPN on the main menu and plug in your cable provider when asked. You can watch any game on the ESPN networks, just like from your computer.
I would guess that means they're a LONG way from getting it fixed.They just sent a tweet out saying they are working on getting a signal from another affiliate for cable/satellite customers. But still out.
I wonder in this day and age what could cause a signal loss to take this long to fix. I remember before cable that stations would go out for various reasons, but it's been a long time since I've seen one out for this long.I would guess that means they're a LONG way from getting it fixed.
God I hate Mediacum. But there's always the BTN app.Ahh I see. Sorry, I tend to blame all of life's problems on Mediacom.
Hmmm, I have Imon. Wonder if I'll be out of luck.KCRG-TV9 Staff
November 28, 2015 | 1:12 pm
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — A mechanical issue which arose around 8:30 a.m. Saturday knocked out KCRG-TV9’s over the air signal.
Station engineers have identified the problem and are working to resume transmission, which is a process involving multiple integrated systems.
Some cable and satellite customers have said they can watch the Ohio State v. Michigan football game scheduled to air Saturday through the ESPN app or website.
KCRG-TV9 staff are working with Mediacom and DirecTV to pass through a signal from another ABC affiliate to customers as an interim solution. A similar request sent to DISH had not received a reply as of 1 p.m.
Our engineers continue to work on the root problem without risking further damage to broadcast operations.
We apologize for the inconvenience and will have the signal restored as soon as possible.
rome would burnImagine if Iowa were playing in that 11 AM spot on ABC to clinch today?
Whatever it was, it was fairly important.I wonder in this day and age what could cause a signal loss to take this long to fix. I remember before cable that stations would go out for various reasons, but it's been a long time since I've seen one out for this long.
I wonder how the advertisers are compensated for this snafu.Whatever it was, it was fairly important.
I assume there will be discussions.I wonder how the advertisers are compensated for this snafu.
Probably with colorful metaphors, too.I assume there will be discussions.