Carl Spiby
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- Feb 28, 2012
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The other thing that would improve things is to make a much fuller accommodation for the film crew. PAPA should BEND OVER BACKWARDS to make it easy to film, especially the finals of the A division. With just a bit more planning the player camera could be moved for each machine, which would greatly improve the quality of the broadcast. Would CBS broadcast a tennis tourney using one stationary camera to cover four courts?
This was our first-ever attempt at livestreaming coverage of pinball. The specific idea you refer to was not possible due to the limiting length of HDMI cables, with an HDMI feed required from the stationary camera to the mixing computer.
I can assure you that PAPA bent over backwards to make this happen, because I spent over 24 hours myself over three days helping to make it happen, and I wasn't the only one; we also paid a large amount to ship the equipment used in the livestream. I don't want to discount Chase's amazing work, which was terrific.
I feel that for a first attempt, it was quite good, and we've heard from people who watched the entire thing and had a great time. There's always improvements to make, and the next time will be significantly more impressive.
This was our first-ever attempt at livestreaming coverage of pinball. The specific idea you refer to was not possible due to the limiting length of HDMI cables, with an HDMI feed required from the stationary camera to the mixing computer.
I can assure you that PAPA bent over backwards to make this happen, because I spent over 24 hours myself over three days helping to make it happen, and I wasn't the only one; we also paid a large amount to ship the equipment used in the livestream. I don't want to discount Chase's amazing work, which was terrific.
I feel that for a first attempt, it was quite good, and we've heard from people who watched the entire thing and had a great time. There's always improvements to make, and the next time will be significantly more impressive.