Watching AND Listening to the Game

By Havenstatguys

We know many fans want to listen to Brian Carroll call the game while they watch the game on a school You Tube channel.

Both our audio and a school’s video is streamed to the Internet.  This causes a delay in the signal and can be as much as 10-30 seconds of a delay.  Due to the much larger band-width of a video signal the video portion is usually delayed more than the audio signal but it really doesn’t make any difference.

Watching AND listening is pretty simple to do on home computers and laptops.  Go to the You Tube site with the video broadcast and open the game. Mute the sound on the You Tube channel broadcast.  Go to our audio broadcast by clicking on the Mixlr logo.  To sync up the signal simply pause either the video or the audio. Try to sync it based on the snap of the ball or a completed pass.  That’s all there is to it! You can try it on your smart phone as well but most phones will only allow one active source so using a computer is your best bet. You can also use two different devices to get each signal. If can do this with your smart phone please drop us a note and let us know.