Three key problems presented themselves to NFL fans during the first Amazon 'Thursday Night Football,' according to social media: 1. Volume mixing 2. Audio out of sync 3. Buffering
Three key problems presented themselves over the course of the game, according to responses on social media: Several individuals complained about the crowd noise drowning out the studio broadcasters, while the famously loud Arrowhead Stadium crowd couldn't be heard during the broadcast.
"I hope they fix the volume, could hardly hear the pregame team when they were outside," one fan wrote on Twitter."Charissa Thompson shouldn't have to yell." John Stone wrote on Facebook about out-of-sync sound he experienced, which included the sounds of a commercial running during a play in the game. Nobody appeared to have any problems having the commercials come through with a clear picture. Ryan Cantrell watched from Bozeman, Montana through the app and Starlink internet. He called the broadcast"underwhelming."
"Periodic buffering, had to restart the the program once due to the buffering and for most of the second half the audio and video was out of sync," Cantrell wrote in an email. Other fans had times throughout the game in which the stream froze, buffered and then continued with a blurry picture. Pausing the stream temporarily and picking the game up live seemed to help. Exiting out of the stream and restarting it also worked. Now that the game is late in the fourth quarter - a time when the viewing audience is presumably the biggest - my picture quality has become noticeably worse.
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