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<blockquote data-quote="Loptica123" data-source="post: 1167771" data-attributes="member: 421648"><p>Hello, i have a question. I live outside of UK, I have a satellite receiver in my flat and I want to watch football matches in as real time as possible. My signal is obviously delayed quite a bit, comparing the time in the upper left corner with the actual time of the live game, the picture delay after the real match is 15 seconds. I would like to know what the delay is in your country in UK, if you have an original Sky sport receiver? Can you check that for me? The simplest way to check this is if you go to a bookmaker like bet365 or similar and go to IN PLAY matches and compare the time that is written on the bookmaker for that match with the time that is written on the picture on the TV (most matches have the time in the upper left corner). For me right now the Girona - Real match is 15 seconds late, which is a lot, I think a couple of seconds is appropriate. Thanks.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Loptica123, post: 1167771, member: 421648"] Hello, i have a question. I live outside of UK, I have a satellite receiver in my flat and I want to watch football matches in as real time as possible. My signal is obviously delayed quite a bit, comparing the time in the upper left corner with the actual time of the live game, the picture delay after the real match is 15 seconds. I would like to know what the delay is in your country in UK, if you have an original Sky sport receiver? Can you check that for me? The simplest way to check this is if you go to a bookmaker like bet365 or similar and go to IN PLAY matches and compare the time that is written on the bookmaker for that match with the time that is written on the picture on the TV (most matches have the time in the upper left corner). For me right now the Girona - Real match is 15 seconds late, which is a lot, I think a couple of seconds is appropriate. Thanks. [/QUOTE]

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