Live Timing - Screen Size

[Head Rev]

I've got live timing up on my PC from the V8 Supercar web site, is there any way to get the actual timing screen bigger than the narrow view that I now get? Although everything is on the screen, it looks a little to narrow compared to what you get on the timing screens at the track. Suggestions anyone?

[EfiOz]

You're doing better than me, it just crashes every time I try to access it.

[ford71]

Glad its there, but not what I would call reliable.

The narrow view is forgotten by the fact I actually have the timing working

[Michael24]

I run it in Firefox and it stays up, but I do have issues sometimes (JAVA showing patches of black and white)(keeping the java stuff updated is crucial).

You could try this: open the timingscreen in a separate window, press control on your keyboard and carefully roll the mousewheel (the thing in the middle). That is, if you run it on a Windows system. I haven't tried it myself yet, but will do so during the next session. This will zoom in and zoom out.

I know the guys at Natsoft put in a lot of effort, but it does look a bit outdated. Maybe if Natsoft also made timing available in XML or other formats, the online community might be able to help and come up with some creative solutions.

But I am very grateful that it's available. I am a timing fanatic and watching a race, online or in a pitbox just isn't the same, without access to live-timing.

[Bell_End]

ctrl and + works to make it bigger..

[TSR]

Originally Posted by Michael24

I run it in Firefox and it stays up, but I do have issues sometimes (JAVA showing patches of black and white)(keeping the java stuff updated is crucial).

You could try this: open the timingscreen in a separate window, press control on your keyboard and carefully roll the mousewheel (the thing in the middle). That is, if you run it on a Windows system. I haven't tried it myself yet, but will do so during the next session. This will zoom in and zoom out.

I know the guys at Natsoft put in a lot of effort, but it does look a bit outdated. Maybe if Natsoft also made timing available in XML or other formats, the online community might be able to help and come up with some creative solutions.

But I am very grateful that it's available. I am a timing fanatic and watching a race, online or in a pitbox just isn't the same, without access to live-timing.

Same here with the live timing, so I watch the timing off the ipad app and watch the live streaming off the web site