CNBC broadcast on a 7 second delay

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Thats why frontrunning CNBC is impossible for most cable watchers

You need to be in Jimbos pants to get the word first.,
 
Quote from macal425:

Not on my TV they aren't. I'm sitting here surfing between the two and nearly every time HD is faster. In fact, with TNT there is around a 15-20sec lag. I can watch a scene on HD, switch to SD and wait 15secs for the same scene to develop.....and yes, I do know what I'm doing. :D
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wish I had your setup. every single TV I have seen cable/satellite had HD with ~4 sec lag.
 
CNBC is delayed but it doesn't seem like it's 7 seconds. I've never tried to figure out the delay but the opening bell stops ringing (or is suppose to) at 9:30:00. When I look at my sync'd pc clock it's usually w/in 2 secs of the bell stopping. Guess I'll need to pay closer attn to it.
 
Quote from DeeDeeTwo:

The 240-280 ms delay is common knowledge.

There must be additional delays built in...
Because this "7 second" issue is common knowledge to every sports fan.

I often watch TV sports AND listen to the radio broadcast.
Radio is always real-time... satellite is ALWAYS delayed by > 5 seconds.

So all you fools that celebrated New Year's by watching TV...
YOU WERE ALL 7 SECONDS LATE...
And you celebration is invalid.
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I wish my hangover would have been invalid.
 
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