Wanted - web sites for live TDF coverage

[Fat_old_man]

What is the best site for live TDF coverage? Accessibility, audio, video?

 

[Jeff]

"fat_old_man" <[email protected]> wrote
> What is the best site for live TDF coverage? Accessibility, audio, video?

Yeah, I was wondering this as well.

Also, I've been jonesing for a shortwave radio for ages and saw some on sale this weekend and
thought that might actually be a really good way to listen to coverage as well. Does anyone have a
shortwave radio and have any experience doing that sort of thing? Are there European, english
speaking radio stations that do live play by play?

But a RealAudio or WMA live play by play would rule too, I could listen at work.

Anyone know?

 

[Peter Boerhof]

fat_old_man wrote:

>What is the best site for live TDF coverage? Accessibility, audio, video?
>
>
You can try the official Tour de France site http://www.letour.fr/2003/fr/index.html

They do a live video stream for the first time this year but it's not for free they charge you 1.69
Euro about 2 Dollars per hour . I think it will also be in French

Peter.

 

[Daniel Connelly]

>>
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> http://tdf.olntv.com/
>
> On top you see listen live maybe this is what you need?
>
> Peter (Who's gone whatch it live on tv in The Netherlands).
>

http://www.eurosport.com/ will have RealAudio.

See also : http://groups.google.com/groups?q=eurosport+screen+grabber&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&s-
elm=37E2B7C5.64FEE095%40AdWare.com&rnum=4

Although that site seems no longer to work. Dan

 

[Tourblog]

You might want to check out my TourBlog website. It's a good starting point for Tour Coverage.

http://tourblog.com

Best, Patrick

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