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CableDX · 4. Mai 2003

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Das nochmal zu den bereits bestehenden Möglichkeiten HiDef zu produzieren ohne ein Event neu aufnehemn zu müssen. Entnommen aus Pressemitteilung der NBA:

Zitat von der NBA (NBA.com) [b:

"We have been recording games in high-definition since the 1993 NBA All-Star Game in preparation for this television revolution,"[/b]
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Die ganze Pressemitteilung hier:

Pressemitteilung der NBA
NBA TV is Now High-Definition Seven Days a Week
SECAUCUS, NJ, April 29 -- NBA TV, the league’s 24-hour television network, is now available in high-definition television (HDTV) seven days a week, it was announced today by Gregg Winik, Executive Vice President of Programming and Executive Producer for NBA TV. Daily HD programming tips off on Monday, May 5, with an exclusive director's cut of the 2003 NBA All-Star Game, featuring a thrilling double-overtime matchup and Michael Jordan in his All-Star finale. NBA TV will also continue its HD playoff coverage this week with three more NBA playoff game telecasts in HD, including an unprecedented Game 5 doubleheader tonight (Tues. April 29).
NBA TV's HD presentation of the 2003 NBA All-Star Game will include exclusive footage of NBA All-Stars in the locker room both pre- and post-game, insider access to team huddles through wireless microphones on players and coaches, and Mariah Carey's special halftime tribute to Jordan.

NBA TV's daily HD lineup will include NBA games, some of the greatest games in NBA history including key NBA finals, playoffs and All-Star matchups, original programming and highlight vignettes.

"We have been recording games in high-definition since the 1993 NBA All-Star Game in preparation for this television revolution," said Winik. "Now viewers can see not only live games, but some of the greatest basketball games in HD on NBA TV. We are proud that the network is playing a lead role in introducing the future of television to not just NBA enthusiasts, but to all sports fans."

NBA TV will also televise a total of six 2003 NBA Playoff games in HD, including tonight's Game 5 doubleheader with the Milwaukee Bucks taking on the New Jersey Nets at 7 p.m. ET, followed by the Boston Celtics vs. Indiana Pacers game at 9:30 p.m. ET. Tomorrow night, Wednesday April 30, NBA TV will televise Game 5 of the Orlando vs. Detroit series in HD (8 p.m. ET). The network also televised three playoff games in HD last week: Game 2 of the Boston Celtics vs. Indiana Pacers series (April 21); the April 23 Game 2 of the Orlando Magic vs. Detroit Pistons series; and Game 3 of the April 25 San Antonio Spurs vs. Phoenix Suns series.

"The extraordinary athleticism of our players is unparalleled, and NBA TV's high-definition presentations make fans feel like they're sitting courtside as the action unfolds," said Winik. "NBA TV features the most compelling HDTV programming on the air today."

Also as part of the roll out to daily HD coverage, NBA TV provided high-definition telecasts of the following regular season games this season: The 2003 NBA All-Star Game on February 9th; February 16th New York Knicks vs. L.A. Lakers; March 4th Minnesota Timberwolves vs. Seattle SuperSonics; March 31st Houston Rockets vs. New Jersey Nets; and Michael Jordan's last home game ever on April 14th featuring the New York Knicks at the Washington Wizards.

The daily HD programming will be provided to DirecTV and DISH Network HDTV subscribers on channels 198 and 9425 respectively.

NBA TV, launched in 1999, is the 24-hour television network of the NBA and the deepest resource for basketball, round the clock, seven days a week. NBA TV is the definitive basketball network, featuring live NBA and WNBA games, a package of NBDL games, high-definition telecasts, unique original programming, international coverage, vintage NBA games and will soon have classic basketball themed movies and TV shows from a library of hundreds, coaching and instructional programming, interactive talk shows and additional programming for basketball fans of all ages.

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<small>[ 04. Mai 2003, 12:14: Beitrag editiert von: CableDX ]</small>

Saviola · 9. Juni 2003

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Kurz: Auf dem Astra 3A wurde das Fußballspiel Dänemark - Norwegen in HDTV Format übertragen. Es ist also soweit: Die erste HDTV-Ausstrahlung in Europa hat an diesem Wochenende stattgefunden winken

SES Astra and Alfacam, the Belgian high-definition TV facilities company, are pleased to announce their cooperation in bringing high-definition television - "HDTV", to selected electronic cinemas (e-cinemas) in Denmark and Norway. June 7th, 2003, via the Astra 3A satellite at 23,5E.

Alfacam’s digital HDTV trucks will uplink “HD” signals of the European Championship qualifying match Denmark versus Norway on June 7th, 2003, via the Astra 3A satellite at 23.5° East. The HD transmissions will then be received by a number of targeted e-cinemas in Kopenhagen (DK) and Bergen (N) where the match will be displayed on 12 meter cinema screens using an HD projector.

Comments Ferdinand Kayser, President and CEO of SES Astra:

"While HDTV is already a reality in countries like the US or Japan, where all major programmers offer HDTV channels and more than 7 million HDTV sets have already been sold, there is growing evidence that High Definition Television will become available in Europe as well in the coming years. As satellites are ideally suited to manage the higher bandwidth requirements of HDTV transmissions, SES ASTRA intends to kick start European HDTV distribution with special events like the Denmark-Norway soccer game and proposes to create an “HDTV for Europe” Forum bringing together all players in the television- and hardware industry to promote HDTV, to drive standardization and to prepare for a coordinated and market driven introduction of HDTV in Europe."

Gabriel Fehervari, General Manager of Alfacam, adds:

"The live HD transmission on June 7th to several European e-cinemas is the first official test case for Euro1080, the first European HDTV channel that goes on air on January 1st 2004. This new channel will broadcast exclusively in high definition, and offer high-quality programs on music, sports, shows, cultural events, and documentaries. It actually consists of 2 channels: the Main Channel serving European households, and the Event Channel, providing special event programs, such as the football match in Copenhagen this weekend, to e-cinemas. This formula proves to be a real success: the demand for tickets in the e-cinemas is tenfold of what we have available. We are convinced that Europe is ready for HDTV!"
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Quelle: http://www.ses-astra.com

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