By archived games, we mean games that have already been played.  I 
don't know how far back they go  I doubt if they go back that far.

earlier, GianniP46, wrote:

>You can listen to archived games?  Do you mean classic games like from the
>70's, 80's, and 90's?  Where do I go to learn more about this.
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>Subject: other keystrokes that work with gameday audio
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> > for everybody that can use the windows media for volume control here are
> > some other keystrokes that might be of use as well.
> > these only work while listening to an archived game.
> > faster playback is control+shift+g
> > slower playback is control+shift+s
> > normal playback is control+shift+n
> > here is the greatest ones. when listening to archived games
> > control+shift+f is fast forward.
> > control+shift+b is rewind.
> > hope everybody gets use out of this.
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