U.S. and Australia feeds of Christine Sinclair sendoff match crashed, replaced by Skip Bayless funeral ad on FS2
Both the U.S. and Australian feeds of this match hit issues, with FS2 not returning to the match for 20-plus minutes.
Both the U.S. and Australian feeds of this match hit issues, with FS2 not returning to the match for 20-plus minutes.
"Aaron did text me. He was like, 'Heard we got cut off?'"
This could have been a disaster if the technical issues lasted much longer and caused the national audience to miss any action.
Quite a few people noted issues with Pac-12 Network during the Washington State-UCLA game Saturday.
"That conversation about the Worldwide Leader was not heard on the Worldwide Leader."
Amazon's season two debut of exclusive Thursday Night Football broadcasts on Prime Video got some mixed reviews.
"We apologize for the technical difficulties. We'll continue to work on that. In the meantime, we bring you baseball via radio on TV."
"Hey Bill, are you hearing our director bleed into your guys’ program? We have someone here locally who called in and said they’re hearing Jason."
This was a prominent spot for this technology to glitch, but it's far from the only glitch or wider issue it's had this season.
It's unclear just how widespread this was, but quite a few people reported seeing a 2015 French Open tennis match instead of Magic-Heat.
The description of changes to hole No. 13 here would have been better with some video.
Headset issues keep popping up in the XFL, and the latest ones came during a hot game in Orlando.
"Our truck in the loading dock here at Barclays Center lost power."
This was quite the way for four decades of ESPN broadcasts of Big Ten men's basketball to end.
The Canadian men's tennis team won the Davis Cup for the first time Sunday, but viewers in Canada couldn't see it live thanks to Sportsnet losing their feed.
"It was my best work by far in all the years I've been doing this. You really missed out."
Technical issues hit CBS on both the picture and announcing side Sunday during Jets-Bengals.
"I would like to apologize to America and to my coworkers."
This lasted for about a minute
The Jets-Flames broadcast on Sportsnet ran into some announcer issues, but not everyone was upset with that.
Trying to stream Bills-Chiefs through Paramount+ wound up in repeated issues for many.
This is at least the third time this NFL season a particular English-language feed from a local affiliate has wound up with only Spanish audio.
It wasn't the biggest interruption, but it was definitely enough to cause some viewers to worry their TV was acting up.
With Jason Benetti and Jon Crispin calling this game remotely, they were just as in the dark as viewers when the cameras started to glitch.
The CBS studio hosts were called into action went the power went out at Highmark Stadium.