28-09-2023 23:16
Yes schnapps, would like to listen to the UK commentary as like all the other years. Just wondering if I can change to the UK,Thanks
29-09-2023 1:53
Thanks @noeler thats the what, and I understand why you want the UK rather than the US commentary, as these things can get a bit partisan.
But what app are you watching on, on what device, and is the device set for the UK rather than the US?
I’m assuming Sky Sports on the Now app, but when I assume, I make an ass of u and me…..😢
NB: Anybody who assumes (that word again!) that the UK and US speak a common language is invited to interpret “I’m mad about my flat” as said, respectively, by a UK person and a US person 😛
29-09-2023 8:48 - edited 29-09-2023 8:49
Hi @noeler
I thought you was referring to the Ryder Cup Golf when i saw your avatar photo and also reading this thread in the link below over on the Sky forum.
I don't watch golf myself, but one of the posters in the above link mentioned that when the matches get underway this morning Sky may swap to their Sky commentary.
I just tried Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Golf channel and currently there seems to a combination of British and American commentators going on their accents.
Like I said because I don't watch Golf I have no idea if they are employed by Sky UK or are on the American TV network.
If they are from the American TV network and both Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Golf channels are the same with regards to audio commentary then unfortunately there is nothing you can do your end with your NOW TV settings.
29-09-2023 9:47
Looks like they are Sky employed commentators when I seen their names pop up on the screen and doing a quick search on the internet.
28-09-2023 19:29
28-09-2023 21:16
The Ryder Cup doesn't start until tomorrow morning. Maybe this is all the build-up stuff? But I am sure there will be plenty more American accents to come.
And I am laughing at the comment from @Jayach! 😂
30-09-2023 14:43 - edited 30-09-2023 14:57
Just picked up on this topic again after watching most of yesterday and today. The usual roster of Sky commentators is present, including English, Scottish, Irish and American. So same as usual?