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Post by phil1993 » 07 Feb 2010, 19:12

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Re: Formula One TV Coverage

Post by Tom Vandenhove » 07 Feb 2010, 19:19

phil1993 wrote:RTL might lose the coverage in the Netherlands
I hope NOS can get the rights. No commercial brakes on there during live sports programmes. + we can watch NOS in Belgium :D

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Post by bleeding eye » 18 Feb 2010, 13:39

There is still nobody in the netherlands who bought the f1 tv broadcasting rights. Wherever they go to. i hope olav mol will do the comments
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Post by phil1993 » 20 Feb 2010, 17:03

bleeding eye wrote:There is still nobody in the netherlands who bought the f1 tv broadcasting rights. Wherever they go to. i hope olav mol will do the comments
RTL signed a 3 year contract yesterday

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Post by JoostLamers » 20 Feb 2010, 17:09

phil1993 wrote:
bleeding eye wrote:There is still nobody in the netherlands who bought the f1 tv broadcasting rights. Wherever they go to. i hope olav mol will do the comments
RTL signed a 3 year contract yesterday
Correct, and the programmes involved F1 will be available on 'RTL Gemist' and I don't if that's free or not..
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Post by iceman1 » 03 Mar 2010, 17:31

BBC Confirmed F1 is being filmd in HD this year
F1Fanatic.oc.uk wrote:The BBC has confirmed F1 is being filmed in HD this year.

But Formula One Management is not making the high definition feed available to broadcasters.

Danielle Nagler, the BBC’s head of HD, wrote on her blog today:

The events are being filmed in HD (as far as we know) but they are not made available by F1 to broadcasters in HD.
Danielle Nagler

Earlier this year Lee McKenzie from BBC’s F1 team said HD would be offered to F1 broadcasters in 2011. It may be that F~0~M wishes to get a year’s experience of filming in HD under its belt before committing to a live feed in high definition.

Hopefully they will release the HD footage shot this year in some form, either via their website or perhaps the end-of-season video review.

Meanwhile, NASCAR is being broadcast in HD for the sixth year in 2010.
It is being filmed in HD, but its not being made available in HD ''hmm''

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Post by sdutt » 03 Mar 2010, 18:26

iceman1 wrote:BBC Confirmed F1 is being filmd in HD this year
F1Fanatic.oc.uk wrote:The BBC has confirmed F1 is being filmed in HD this year.

But Formula One Management is not making the high definition feed available to broadcasters.

Danielle Nagler, the BBC’s head of HD, wrote on her blog today:

The events are being filmed in HD (as far as we know) but they are not made available by F1 to broadcasters in HD.
Danielle Nagler

Earlier this year Lee McKenzie from BBC’s F1 team said HD would be offered to F1 broadcasters in 2011. It may be that F~0~M wishes to get a year’s experience of filming in HD under its belt before committing to a live feed in high definition.

Hopefully they will release the HD footage shot this year in some form, either via their website or perhaps the end-of-season video review.

Meanwhile, NASCAR is being broadcast in HD for the sixth year in 2010.
It is being filmed in HD, but its not being made available in HD ''hmm''
thats ridiculous :lol:
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iceman1 wrote:BBC Confirmed F1 is being filmd in HD this year
F1Fanatic.oc.uk wrote:The BBC has confirmed F1 is being filmed in HD this year.

But Formula One Management is not making the high definition feed available to broadcasters.

Danielle Nagler, the BBC’s head of HD, wrote on her blog today:

The events are being filmed in HD (as far as we know) but they are not made available by F1 to broadcasters in HD.
Danielle Nagler

Earlier this year Lee McKenzie from BBC’s F1 team said HD would be offered to F1 broadcasters in 2011. It may be that F~0~M wishes to get a year’s experience of filming in HD under its belt before committing to a live feed in high definition.

Hopefully they will release the HD footage shot this year in some form, either via their website or perhaps the end-of-season video review.

Meanwhile, NASCAR is being broadcast in HD for the sixth year in 2010.
It is being filmed in HD, but its not being made available in HD ''hmm''
It's F~0~M, they know no logic :roll::
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Post by coup » 04 Mar 2010, 14:01

jake humphrey had something on his twitter yesterday about a season preview, on the internet
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Post by Tom Vandenhove » 13 Mar 2010, 10:10

Apart from the new driver graphic updates, F~0~M also added new feeds for during the sessions.

So in total there are now 4 livefeeds :

- Supersignal
- Highlights
- Onboard Mix
- Track Map & Timing Screen

Supersignal channel is broadcasting everything you normally see on television. The highlight channel broadcasts F~0~M highlights from practice, quali and race. Onboard Mix is the well known Onboard channel and the Track Map & Timing Screen looks like this :

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Last one looks interesting ...

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Post by Echti » 13 Mar 2010, 15:21

iceman1 wrote:BBC Confirmed F1 is being filmd in HD this year
F1Fanatic.oc.uk wrote:The BBC has confirmed F1 is being filmed in HD this year.
It is being filmed in HD, but its not being made available in HD ''hmm''
F1 is not being filmed or recorded in HD. The BBC is massivly wrong in this case.
The cameras F~0~M are using were updated in 2006 in order to provide a 16:9 feed. They are able to provide HD as well, but even if they would the quality would be nowhere near the quality you'd expect from HD. The Grass Valley LDK 5000 camera is - let's say - good enough for a perfect 16:9 SD picture but not for any HD coverage.
F~0~M needs to update their equipment again before they are able to go for HD.

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Re: Formula One TV Coverage

Post by swca92 » 13 Mar 2010, 15:23

I'm complaining about the new graphics for this season-they give us far less information than last year. Without the order on the left half of the screen I didn't know the order and was shouting at the TV. F~0~M sort this out.

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Re: Formula One TV Coverage

Post by Tom Vandenhove » 14 Mar 2010, 19:11

I am wondering if there's a book or online guide with information about the F1 coverage as it'd like to know more of it. I already have a book called 'Formula 1 Paddock' which has some information about the journalists and photographers, but the book is from 2003 and a lot of things have changed by now. Someone knows/has an interesting book/website ? Please give me link.

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Post by iceman1 » 14 Mar 2010, 19:13

Tom Vandenhove wrote:I am wondering if there's a book or online guide with information about the F1 coverage as it'd like to know more of it. I already have a book called 'Formula 1 Paddock' which has some information about the journalists and photographers, but the book is from 2003 and a lot of things have changed by now. Someone knows/has an interesting book/website ? Please give me link.
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Re: Formula One TV Coverage

Post by TheViewer » 15 Apr 2010, 17:38

Does anyone know who broadcasts in Belgium. I'm going to Brussels for the weekend and don't want to miss the GP!
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