Hi there!
Just found out that the german music channel VIVA will broadcast the full Cologne gig online (live-stream) the following monday evening 8 o'clock MET.
for more info check www.viva.tv
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Marco, have some problems opening the vivawebsite, but i saw the anouncement!great! But is it a radio transmission or have they actually videotaped the whole thing?
...i guess they taped it on video! I saw two cameras on each side of the roof...
but that viva-website is a bit tricky...i also have some problems running this website properly...
...and yes, it's this monday, 19th of november... ;)
...i guess they taped it on video! I saw two cameras on each side of the balcony...
but that viva-website is a bit tricky...i also have some problems running this website properly...
...and yes, it's this monday, 19th of november... ;)
Originally posted by Marco Pleil Hi there!Just found out that the german music channel VIVA will broadcast the full Cologne gig online (live-stream) the following monday evening 8 o'clock MET.for more info check www.viva.tv:D
How many hours are different beetewen MET and GMT? 9 hours faster than GMT here.
this is really great, seeing them again on viva!!! I've been also to Cologne last fridaynight and it was fantastic. Even my girlfriend liked the band :-). The whole experience was too short so I'm very happy we can watch the show again.
I've never heard of MET before -- but if it's the time in Germany, then it's +6 hours from the North American East Coast (EST) - Eastern Standard Time, which NewOrderOnline is based on).
The concert page is located at: http://www.viva.tv/viva.tv/5097.htm and they will be broadcasting November 16th's Cologne (Köln) concert, and not the first one (in first part of Robbie Williams).
For those who wonder how much time difference there is between their timezone and Germany, I suggest you visit this very nice website I've discovered: The World Time Server.
Thanks to Marco, by the way! :)
S.
Hi Seb!
MET means "Middle European Time" in German: "Mitteleuropäische Zeit"
...but you solved the crossword puzzle already... :D
... GMT+1
Same as France, etc...
England is GMT, most other European countries are GMT+1, I have no idea where GMT+2 starts...
I need to start travelling a little :D
Hello all!
Indeed they had some cameras. Also in front of the stage, one man was constantly video-ing this fantastic gig!!!
Does any computer-freak (meant positively!!!) know how we can 'record' or otherwise download this viva transmission??
Looking forward for any tips and tricks!
Jim
