ESPN had severe, unpleasant audio issues during NBA playoff game
This lasted for about a minute
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.
The ESPN video feed of the hot dog eating contest went out three times in the final four minutes.
Before the officials' final ruling, ESPN+ went to a technical difficulties screen.
Erdahl provided some play-by-play for a few plays with Nessler and Danielson off the air.
Rowe did a terrific job of pinch-hitting on play-by-play here.
The Ohio-Central Michigan game had to go to halftime early thanks to a power outage.
Hey, where'd everyone go?
"There you have it."
The ESPN app hit some streaming issues Monday night, causing problems for those hoping to watch the CFP title game that way.
Many viewers reported experiencing prolonged sound outages and occasional picture blackouts on DirecTV's 4K feed of the Sugar Bowl.
League Pass issues and errors were widely reported across the U.S. Wednesday evening.
Florida Atlantic Owls head coach Lane Kiffin answered a radio host's question about if he'll be back at FAU with "that's the plan," but technical difficulties meant listeners only heard dead air.
"There it is! Hahahaha! YES! All right, enjoy it!"
This feedback was quite prominent and prolonged.
Those watching Eastern Michigan-Akron on ESPNEWS got a bit of the radio broadcast Tuesday after issues with the cameras late in the first quarter.
Channels including ESPN, NBCSN and FS1 all weren't working in high definition for many DirecTV subscribers Saturday.
The race finished with audio only, and then video came back just before FS1 threw to college football.
Thankfully for NFL Network, some helpful viewers were able to tweet them about the issue.
The announcer feed went out for a few minutes, sparking some complaints.