BBC Announce its F1 coverage
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/7755219.stm
No mention of HD

Alhtough some of this stuff sounds good
F1 fans will be able to customise their viewing experience through the BBC's multi-platform offering with options such as: split-screen action; a live leaderboard; in-car cameras; choice of commentary; live online streaming; live text; interactive forums; circuit guides; and blog
No mention of HD

Alhtough some of this stuff sounds good
F1 fans will be able to customise their viewing experience through the BBC's multi-platform offering with options such as: split-screen action; a live leaderboard; in-car cameras; choice of commentary; live online streaming; live text; interactive forums; circuit guides; and blog
Originally Posted by bigfecker,Feb 25 2009, 11:23 AM
F1 fans will be able to customise their viewing experience through the BBC's multi-platform offering with options such as: split-screen action; a live leaderboard; in-car cameras; choice of commentary; live online streaming; live text; interactive forums; circuit guides; and blog
It can't be long before we can connect our Logitech Force Feedback steering wheels to the telly-box and feel the action when watching in-car video streams...
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Brundle was on 5live the other day it was one of the questions put to him, will it be in HD.
Answer is no because the BBC don't prduce the feeds from the grandprix's it's all fed straight from the local tv companies.
Doesn't explain why Bernie hasn't put pressure on the individual local production companies to film in HD.
Answer is no because the BBC don't prduce the feeds from the grandprix's it's all fed straight from the local tv companies.
Doesn't explain why Bernie hasn't put pressure on the individual local production companies to film in HD.
They've already announce no HD. I was using F1 as an excuse to upgrade to HD; now I'll just have to spend the money on rent, food and bills instead.
Most the coverage now comes from Bernie's own TV company. I'm really suprised at Bernie and the BBC not seeing this as a bit of an oppurtunity to go HD. A1GP is in HD on Sky.
I think Eddie Jordan will be good, and I'm really pleased to see they're keeping Brundle. But I'm still far from convinced the BBC will do it any better.
Most the coverage now comes from Bernie's own TV company. I'm really suprised at Bernie and the BBC not seeing this as a bit of an oppurtunity to go HD. A1GP is in HD on Sky.
I think Eddie Jordan will be good, and I'm really pleased to see they're keeping Brundle. But I'm still far from convinced the BBC will do it any better.
Originally Posted by Dembo,Feb 27 2009, 09:36 PM
I think Eddie Jordan will be good, and I'm really pleased to see they're keeping Brundle. But I'm still far from convinced the BBC will do it any better.
On both pointsI must have been one of the only people that liked it on ITV
New options sound cool. I will probably look like the setup when the Olympics is on.






