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要通过电视上看奥运赛事转播并不难，哪怕你只有室内天线，只要能收看到CTV就行。不过要是想看到尽量多的项目，尤其是直播，最好还是通过cable TV or Satellite TV订购下面几个关键的频道：
加拿大：CTV, TSN, SportsNet, RDS(French) （注：CBC没有奥运转播权，只有新闻报道）
美国：NBC, MSNBC
网络电视看CCTV-1, CCTV-5（希望不要对海外屏蔽吧，奥运期间最敏感）
网络流媒体，主要依靠ctvolympics.ca, 现在看挺流畅，开赛后就不好说了。其mobile app, 要求连在Wi-Fi上才能看live video, 对笔者这样在办公室里只有3G信号的没有什么用。
要是能弄到美国的cable TV 或者 satellite TV 的账户，可以上NBC的网页去看，号称所有的比赛都能看到。我估计CTV的网站肯定做不到这一点。NBC奥运会的IOS App, 都不让加拿大帐号download.
具体比赛时间可查看： http://www.ctvolympics.ca/results-schedules/grid.html
具体转播时间可查看： http://www.ctvolympics.ca/viewers-guide/index.html
（不敢相信这网站的设计，连这两者都没有做到整合，互通）
CTV Announces 2012 Olympic Coverage Details
（June 1, 2012)
The CTV/Rogers Olympic Broadcast Consortium announced details of their 2012 London Olympics coverage this afternoon. CTV, TSN, Sportsnet and OLN will combine to show over 1000 hours of coverage in English, with an additional 700 hours airing in French and over 200 hours in other languages. CTVOlympics.ca will also stream over 2000 hours of unedited coverage straight from Olympic venues.
The Consortium also announced a key change to TSN’s morning show. SportsCentre’s morning loop team of Jay Onrait and Dan O’Toole were originally scheduled to host the show. However, Kate Beirness is now scheduled to host Olympic Morning on TSN. No reason was given for the change; however, Beirness was particularly strong in her role hosting NCAA March Madness on TSN earlier this year.
Here is a complete breakdown of the number of hours for every language.
TV
English (TSN, CTV, SN, OLN): 1114 hours
French (RDS and V): 704 hours
Others* (OMNI.1, OMNI.2, ATN): 223 hours
*Coverage will air in Bangla, Cantonese, Hindi, Italian, Mandarin, Portuguese, Punjabi, Tamil, and Urdu on these channels.
CTVOlympics.ca will also stream coverage from CTV, TSN, Sportsnet, RDS and V. In addition, 2100 hours of IOC international feed raw coverage will air online.
Here is a quote from Adam Ashton, President, Canada’s Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium:
We are committed to bringing Canadians a robust Olympic Games experience, whether on television or digital platforms. With 26 sports, plus a sizeable time difference and so many people on the go during the Summer, it is important to provide Canadians with a choice on how, when, and where they want to consume London 2012 content.
Overall, I am quite impressed with CTV’s 2012 plans. CTV will show 16 hours of original Olympic coverage per day, about 5 hours more per than NBC. In total, almost 275 hours of coverage will air on CTV (not including overnight encores). During Beijing 2008 CBC showed between 15 and 18 hours of coverage per day.
The big difference is on cable though. TSN had 150 hours of coverage in Beijing. This time TSN will show over 200 hours of coverage, with an additional 200+ on Sportsnet. While CTV’s coverage is similar to what CBC did during the Athens 2004 Games, the cable offering is easily the most significant ever for a Summer Olympics in Canada.
CTV Analysts… In commentator news, Russ Anber, who used to host the boxing show In This Corner on TSN, will be CTV’s boxing analyst in London. Still no announcement on who will do boxing play-by-play.
Former TSN hockey commentator Paul Romanuk, best known for his calls of the World Junior Hockey Championships, will do play-by-play triathlon and wrestling. Romanuk semi-retired from broadcasting when he moved to London in 2005. He will get to work the Olympic games in his home city for the broadcaster in the country he was born. Romanuk was CBC’s basketball commentator at the 2008 Olympics.
One other addition to CTV’s team is RJ Broadhead, who will call beach volleyball.
Here is complete list of Olympic timeslots for the consortium.
CTV Morning – 4am-12pm ET
(hosted by Dave Randorf and Catriona Le May Doan)
CTV Daytime – 12pm-6pm ET
(hosted by James Duthie and Jennifer Hedger)
CTV Primetime – 7pm-11pm local
(hosted by Brian Williams)
TSN Morning – 6am-12pm ET
(hosted by Kate Beirness)
TSN Daytime – 12pm-5pm ET
(hosted by Michael Landsberg)
TSN Primetime – 7pm-11pm ET
(hosted by Darren Dutchyshen)
SN Morning – 6am-12pm ET
(hosted by Don Taylor)
SN Daytime – 12pm-5pm ET
(hosted by Darren Millard)
SN Primetime – 7pm-11pm ET/MT/PT*
(hosted by Brad Fay)
*SN Primetime will air at 7pm ET on East/Ontario, 7pm MT on West and 7pm PT on Pacific.
RDS Morning – 4am-12pm ET (hosted by Claude Mailhot)
RDS Daytime – 12pm-6:30pm ET (hosted by Alain Crête)
RDS Primetime – 7pm-11pm ET (hosted by Chantal Machabée)
V Morning – 4am-12pm ET (hosted by Yanick Bouchard)
V Daytime – 12pm-6pm ET (hosted by Frédéric Plante)
V Primetime – 7pm-11pm ET (hosted by Jean Pagé)
加拿大：CTV, TSN, SportsNet, RDS(French) （注：CBC没有奥运转播权，只有新闻报道）
美国：NBC, MSNBC
网络电视看CCTV-1, CCTV-5（希望不要对海外屏蔽吧，奥运期间最敏感）
网络流媒体，主要依靠ctvolympics.ca, 现在看挺流畅，开赛后就不好说了。其mobile app, 要求连在Wi-Fi上才能看live video, 对笔者这样在办公室里只有3G信号的没有什么用。
要是能弄到美国的cable TV 或者 satellite TV 的账户，可以上NBC的网页去看，号称所有的比赛都能看到。我估计CTV的网站肯定做不到这一点。NBC奥运会的IOS App, 都不让加拿大帐号download.
具体比赛时间可查看： http://www.ctvolympics.ca/results-schedules/grid.html
具体转播时间可查看： http://www.ctvolympics.ca/viewers-guide/index.html
（不敢相信这网站的设计，连这两者都没有做到整合，互通）
CTV Announces 2012 Olympic Coverage Details
（June 1, 2012)
The CTV/Rogers Olympic Broadcast Consortium announced details of their 2012 London Olympics coverage this afternoon. CTV, TSN, Sportsnet and OLN will combine to show over 1000 hours of coverage in English, with an additional 700 hours airing in French and over 200 hours in other languages. CTVOlympics.ca will also stream over 2000 hours of unedited coverage straight from Olympic venues.
The Consortium also announced a key change to TSN’s morning show. SportsCentre’s morning loop team of Jay Onrait and Dan O’Toole were originally scheduled to host the show. However, Kate Beirness is now scheduled to host Olympic Morning on TSN. No reason was given for the change; however, Beirness was particularly strong in her role hosting NCAA March Madness on TSN earlier this year.
Here is a complete breakdown of the number of hours for every language.
TV
English (TSN, CTV, SN, OLN): 1114 hours
French (RDS and V): 704 hours
Others* (OMNI.1, OMNI.2, ATN): 223 hours
*Coverage will air in Bangla, Cantonese, Hindi, Italian, Mandarin, Portuguese, Punjabi, Tamil, and Urdu on these channels.
CTVOlympics.ca will also stream coverage from CTV, TSN, Sportsnet, RDS and V. In addition, 2100 hours of IOC international feed raw coverage will air online.
Here is a quote from Adam Ashton, President, Canada’s Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium:
We are committed to bringing Canadians a robust Olympic Games experience, whether on television or digital platforms. With 26 sports, plus a sizeable time difference and so many people on the go during the Summer, it is important to provide Canadians with a choice on how, when, and where they want to consume London 2012 content.
Overall, I am quite impressed with CTV’s 2012 plans. CTV will show 16 hours of original Olympic coverage per day, about 5 hours more per than NBC. In total, almost 275 hours of coverage will air on CTV (not including overnight encores). During Beijing 2008 CBC showed between 15 and 18 hours of coverage per day.
The big difference is on cable though. TSN had 150 hours of coverage in Beijing. This time TSN will show over 200 hours of coverage, with an additional 200+ on Sportsnet. While CTV’s coverage is similar to what CBC did during the Athens 2004 Games, the cable offering is easily the most significant ever for a Summer Olympics in Canada.
CTV Analysts… In commentator news, Russ Anber, who used to host the boxing show In This Corner on TSN, will be CTV’s boxing analyst in London. Still no announcement on who will do boxing play-by-play.
Former TSN hockey commentator Paul Romanuk, best known for his calls of the World Junior Hockey Championships, will do play-by-play triathlon and wrestling. Romanuk semi-retired from broadcasting when he moved to London in 2005. He will get to work the Olympic games in his home city for the broadcaster in the country he was born. Romanuk was CBC’s basketball commentator at the 2008 Olympics.
One other addition to CTV’s team is RJ Broadhead, who will call beach volleyball.
Here is complete list of Olympic timeslots for the consortium.
CTV Morning – 4am-12pm ET
(hosted by Dave Randorf and Catriona Le May Doan)
CTV Daytime – 12pm-6pm ET
(hosted by James Duthie and Jennifer Hedger)
CTV Primetime – 7pm-11pm local
(hosted by Brian Williams)
TSN Morning – 6am-12pm ET
(hosted by Kate Beirness)
TSN Daytime – 12pm-5pm ET
(hosted by Michael Landsberg)
TSN Primetime – 7pm-11pm ET
(hosted by Darren Dutchyshen)
SN Morning – 6am-12pm ET
(hosted by Don Taylor)
SN Daytime – 12pm-5pm ET
(hosted by Darren Millard)
SN Primetime – 7pm-11pm ET/MT/PT*
(hosted by Brad Fay)
*SN Primetime will air at 7pm ET on East/Ontario, 7pm MT on West and 7pm PT on Pacific.
RDS Morning – 4am-12pm ET (hosted by Claude Mailhot)
RDS Daytime – 12pm-6:30pm ET (hosted by Alain Crête)
RDS Primetime – 7pm-11pm ET (hosted by Chantal Machabée)
V Morning – 4am-12pm ET (hosted by Yanick Bouchard)
V Daytime – 12pm-6pm ET (hosted by Frédéric Plante)
V Primetime – 7pm-11pm ET (hosted by Jean Pagé)
