All Access @ Pomona

[Todd Boyer]

Originally Posted by Warren Evans

It is my understanding that today's issues were caused by the wildfires in southern California which damaged the network providing internet to the track (and lots of other areas in that area). All Access uses the track's internet to get the program out to the world, so when it goes down, so does the live stream as well as Live Timing. Live Timing will reconnect and start transmitting once the internet returns, but All Access usually requires a manual restart to reconnect. They would not necessarily know in the TV compound that it was back up unless they were checking (speaking from experience here). So that could explain the gap in service until everything was recovered. Hope that helps a bit.

Warren

Alan Reinhart did mention the wildfires throwing a wrench into the internet out that way on yesterday's cast.

[Todd Boyer]

Look at page 63 of the 10/19/18 National Dragster. NHRA has dropped the current vendor and is partnering with Sony for what sounds like a much more robust platform next year. Going to change the name maybe NHRA.TV but still not decided.

Not going to miss the current vendor Cleeng one bit.[/QUOTE]

Cleeng has sucked from day one. When you e-mail with a complaint/problem, they're sometimes days (well after the event's conclusion) getting back to you.

A new provider will be welcome.

[George Fitzpatrick]

That is welcome news.

[Don Kennedy]

Originally Posted by Todd Boyer

Look at page 63 of the 10/19/18 National Dragster. NHRA has dropped the current vendor and is partnering with Sony for what sounds like a much more robust platform next year. Going to change the name maybe NHRA.TV but still not decided.

Not going to miss the current vendor Cleeng one bit.

Cleeng has sucked from day one. When you e-mail with a complaint/problem, they're sometimes days (well after the event's conclusion) getting back to you.

A new provider will be welcome.[/QUOTE]

is all access working now?