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GWTW1939

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I've never seen anything were you can switch between two audio lines :oops:

The only thing I know is optional captions and even then not every program/channel allows that :oops::oops:
 

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I've never seen anything were you can switch between two audio lines :oops:

The only thing I know is optional captions and even then not every program/channel allows that :oops::oops:

hum
I don't understand the issue.
In DVB-T (in Italy we use this with mpeg4 for HD channel and DVB-S2) you can transmit multiple tracks and tv or decoder recognizes them as track 1, track 2, etc.
Like the dvd or blue ray have different tracks, not? English, Italian, French etc.
 
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I've never seen anything were you can switch between two audio lines :oops:

The only thing I know is optional captions and even then not every program/channel allows that :oops::oops:

Using Spanish as an example (since that's the alternative language option here). Shows/sporting events that say "SAP" or "en Español donde disponible" before you'd go into the audio settings and choose the SAP or TV2 options, but now with the newer remotes it's listed as primary or secondary languages (with the latter being the Spanish language option).
 

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Using Spanish as an example (since that's the alternative language option here). Shows/sporting events that say "SAP" or "en Español donde disponible" before you'd go into the audio settings and choose the SAP or TV2 options, but now with the newer remotes it's listed as primary or secondary languages (with the latter being the Spanish language option).

Oh, now I know. Although I've never actually tried it myself I know what you're talking about. I'm awfully slow :oops:
 

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Can't believe it has 23 000 000+ views at YT and 170 000+ likes!! xfaint

I hope it's mostly from Italians and that this cliche won't win..
 

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Can't believe it has 23 000 000+ views at YT and 170 000+ likes!! xfaint

I hope it's mostly from Italians and that this cliche won't win..

I hope it's mostly from non-Italians and that this masterpiece will win..

:p
 

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Btw, they flight to Germany yesterday because tomorrow's morning they'll be on ZDF for a TV show. Maybe a sort of promotional thing? :D :D
 

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Just two words: Ignazio Boschetto :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
 

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So funny this video!!! :mrgreen:
 

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Now it's official :) Actually a good promotional thing :D They will sing "Grande amore" in the famous german tv programme "Fernsehgarten"

http://eurofestivalnews.com/2015/05/09/il-volo-ospiti-del-programma-tedesco-fernsehgarten-della-zdf/

Is there an alternative reasoning for this lovely surprise :lol:

Good to come close to the contest so they can remind people why they deserve to be one of the favorites. Go to Vienna with some momentum, especially considering they don't perform in the semi.
 

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Ahahah, when he ate the baguette. :lol: The video is very funny.

Yes, you are right... It is a mistake that we Italians make often, we say "Inghilterra" instead of "Regno Unito" that is the proper name. Sorry for this.

The same happens in Portugal: people usually say "Inglaterra" instead of "Reino Unido". :p
 

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Ahahah, when he ate the baguette. :lol: The video is very funny.



The same happens in Portugal: people usually say "Inglaterra" instead of "Reino Unido". :p
During World Cup 1990, the stadiums used the name "Inglaterra" when England was playing
 

CaraMia

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During World Cup 1990, the stadiums used the name "Inglaterra" when England was playing

Really? That's an interesting fact, since that World Cup wasn't even hosted in any country speaking Portuguese or Spanish (in Spanish it's also Inglaterra). :)
 

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Really? That's an interesting fact, since that World Cup wasn't even hosted in any country speaking Portuguese or Spanish (in Spanish it's also Inglaterra). :)

I think he refers to Italy 1990... Ehm.... World soccer cup....
 
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