Scott Greczkowski
01-24-03, 01:05 PM
Here are some interesting stats on this Sundays HDTV Broadcast of the Super Bowl on ABC.
In checking around about this years Super Bowl I found some interesting facts and I wanted to share them with all the other DBSTalk.COM members. :)
The Standard Definition Super Bowl Broadcast will use 40 Cameras while the HDTV Broadcast will use only 7 High Definition Cameras (5 studio cams and 2 handhelds)
The HD Broadcast Truck will be the same truck ABC used for its HDTV coverage of the 1999 Monday Night Football Season.
The truck features new Ikegami 720p cameras (replacing the Panasonic Cameras which were in the truck before)
The HD Broadcast will feature full 5.1 channel audio
60 Microphones will be used to the stadium including 12 on field parabolic microphones.
The HD Broadcast will not use the Electronic 1st down marker, while the Standard Definition broadcast will.
The HD broadcast will be framed for 16 x 9 sets while the standard definition broadcast will be framed for 4x3
I will be having a Standard Definition Television next to my HDTV for my Super bowl party, not only to show the differences in the picture but also so my guests can see the things that many not be shown on both telecasts.
Have a good party everyone!
In checking around about this years Super Bowl I found some interesting facts and I wanted to share them with all the other DBSTalk.COM members. :)
The Standard Definition Super Bowl Broadcast will use 40 Cameras while the HDTV Broadcast will use only 7 High Definition Cameras (5 studio cams and 2 handhelds)
The HD Broadcast Truck will be the same truck ABC used for its HDTV coverage of the 1999 Monday Night Football Season.
The truck features new Ikegami 720p cameras (replacing the Panasonic Cameras which were in the truck before)
The HD Broadcast will feature full 5.1 channel audio
60 Microphones will be used to the stadium including 12 on field parabolic microphones.
The HD Broadcast will not use the Electronic 1st down marker, while the Standard Definition broadcast will.
The HD broadcast will be framed for 16 x 9 sets while the standard definition broadcast will be framed for 4x3
I will be having a Standard Definition Television next to my HDTV for my Super bowl party, not only to show the differences in the picture but also so my guests can see the things that many not be shown on both telecasts.
Have a good party everyone!