Does not work for me either. Why don’t you open the Telegram channel? Everything goes there…
Never bothered with Telegram, always struggled initially even getting it installed to work.
Having eventually got it working i was really unimpressed with it’s content TBH, just a series of pictures with links which were mostly out of date anyway.
Get more info and detail from the forum. Pure waste of time.
on pc you have to open telegram to see the previews instead on mobile you see them at the bottom of the streaming page…(I thought there was a way even on pc to watch both previews and streaming on the same page)…
anyway it’s not an urgent thing it was just a question to see if it could be done…
To be honest, I only recently discovered the previews on the streaming site by accident.
I always have a tab running Telegram in my browser because I don’t just use it for VHTV.
Der kan du se, norsk er kjekt å bruke
Mellom bakkar og berg utmed havet, heve nordmannen fenge sin heim. Så kan jeg dessverre ikke mer av teksten.
Google doesn’t seem to have any problem
Mellom bakkar og berg eller i VHTV, vi står han av
ENGLISH
Between hills and mountains or in VHTV, we stand him off
Whether it makes any sense is another matter
Google Translate has no problems with this as long as the translation is correct…
We keep it at bay between hills and mountains or on VHTV
Ha ha, so the translator didn’t get it. Ok, just for you, my friend
“Between hills and mountains”, which is the title of an old Norwegian song, almost like an alternative national anthem.
It’s an old expression from Northen Norway. Translated literally it make no sense in English. but it means something like “times are hard, but we’ll endure”.
Vi står han av, as we can say just to be funny.
That was actually a pretty good translation.
Well Google made a good attempt then
Damn, I’m slowly becoming a regular at this establishment…
Must learn to control yourself pal, we are all failing i think
Der han sjøl heve tuftene gravi, og set sjøl sine hus oppå dem
Babbel net so b___d Zeich
Well, that is “nynorsk”. literally “new norwegian” in English. It’s the secondary official language in Norway. I can translate it for you, that is if you want me to