Martha Stewart Cubing Appearance?

So, I know Rowe and I are going.
Anyone else confirmed for this?

Recording will be at 8:30, and airing should be at 10 for most people. (If not, try 11 on Hallmark?)

I'll be crashing there the night before; not sure if anyone else plans to. (Rowe's taking the train in the morning.)
 
So, I know Rowe and I are going.
Anyone else confirmed for this?

Recording will be at 8:30, and airing should be at 10 for most people. (If not, try 11 on Hallmark?)

I'll be crashing there the night before; not sure if anyone else plans to. (Rowe's taking the train in the morning.)

Are we actually going to be on tv, or would it be a waste of our time?
 
Probably should have posted here earlier. Despite managing to snag a ticket, it just isn't feasible for me to make it to the city after class Monday somehow and then make it back in time for class Tuesday. It sounds like fun, I wish I could be there with you guys :/
 
Is the date confirmed as February 22nd? I'll try to remember to set the DVR. Recording the Martha Stewart show... :eek:

Good luck to all who go. :tu
February 22nd, 10AM on the Hallmark channel, according to TV Guide.
I don't know about other individual channels.

If anyone could send me a recording, that would be highly appreciated.
 
Chris: What DVR do you have? I know that DirecTV in the past has taken steps to prevent people from connecting their DVR to their computers. The easiest way you could do this is if you have a TV Tuner card in your computer, just hook that up to your cable line instead. Most Home Theater PC's have much better software for watching TV these days than a DVR. If you're on Windows, Media Center can record your shows for you, if you're in a linux flavor, look at MythTV (it's so beastly! Or at least it was a few years ago :P).

You might also be able to get away with finding some sort of other video input to your computer, like if you could find a card that allows you to hook up your component cables (red/white/yellow plugs) to some sort of expansion card or something.

For example, this card states that is has RCA input. This certainly can't be the only device out there, so I'd say give it a nice Googling and see what sort of device would suit you best.

In short: If you already have some sort of Media Center (or at least the capability to get it easily), I'd just hook your cable right up to your computer. You might even find that you like it's capabilities better than whatever setup you currently have. If you can't do that, buy a cheap TV Tuner card that has the option for other inputs as well. Just be careful that if you are on Linux that it is supported. You might not run into much of an issue with that, but it's always nice to verify before you drop the extra money.
 
Wtf? They didn't make it on.
I recorded the whole episode. Bleh. Didn't capture card it, but whatever.

I saw Rowe and Katie in the audience near the end of the show though. I yelled, "There's Rowe", but forgot I was recording lol.
With seriously 2 seconds left in the show, Martha was like, "Blake over there. The rubik's cube guy"
???
 
Total waste of time.
Oh well; such is life.

(Basically, I'm supposing that they didn't have enough time. They were really mega-packed for time. It was a huge disappointment that at the very least Rowe didn't get on.)

But Rowe did get on! He was on for half a second in the audience! And they did talk about cubing in the show. Martha Stewart said, "Blake, the Rubik's Cube guy!" In no way, shape or form was this a waste of time. [sarcasm/]
 
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