By Shane Sturgeon • Sep 16, 2:00am
AVP Pro Beach Volleyball announced today they signed a two-year agreement with Microsoft Corp.
to use Microsoft Silverlight 3 to deliver high definition (HD) live streaming video of professional beach volleyball matches to fans around the world.
AVP will utilize its new AVP.com HD Video Player application powered by Silverlight 3 and Internet Information Services (IIS) Live Smooth Streaming to bring worldwide professional beach volleyball fans a new and unique option for...
By Shane Sturgeon • Dec 17, 12:26pm
Sony Electronics is teaming with FOX Sports and an all-star roster of technology providers to deliver the first live 3D presentation of next month's college football FedEx Bowl Championship Series (BCS) National Championship Game between the University of Florida and University of Oklahoma.
The announcement was made here during the Sports Video Group annual League Technology Summit.
The Jan.
8 game will be shot using 3ality Digital's image-capture technology and transmitted live via Cinedigm's CineLive(TM) satellite distribution network from Dolphin Stadium in Miami to...
By Shane Sturgeon • Oct 20 2008, 8:07pm
Churchill Downs will become the first racetrack in the United States to offer simulcasting in high definition ("HD") when it opens its 2008 Fall Meet on Sunday, Oct.
26.
The HD signal will be rolled out progressively to select off-track betting locations ("OTBs") and racetracks across the nation, as well as on-track in a variety of public areas.
Churchill's high-definition simulcast will present live racing in...
By Shane Sturgeon • Apr 2 2008, 8:55pm
DIRECTV's unparalleled commitment to providing sports fans with superior HD programming and interactive content is on display again with its 2008 MLB EXTRA INNINGS(R) out-of-market subscription service.
DIRECTV customers who subscribe to MLB EXTRA INNINGS(R) and the SuperFan(R) option will receive up to 40 games in HD each week, about four times more than last year.
Additionally, SuperFan offers unique features like...
By Shane Sturgeon • Jan 28 2008, 6:53pm
As millions of TV viewers make their Super Bowl plans, a new survey conducted by Comcast offers important information for potential party hosts: the high-definition (HD) experience -- an HD television and HD service -- will play a big part in how and where people choose to watch the Patriots and Giants take the field in Arizona.
Comcast's study found that...