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Close-up cameras shoot and protect in 14/9.In other words, the main action is framed within the 4/3 action-safe area while the 16/9 action area is framed appropriately. Wide action match cameras (including camera 1) will shoot and protect 4/3.Both of these are ensuring that viewers watching the tournament on 4/3 television sets do not miss any important match action while allowing viewers watching on 16/9 sets to benefit fully from the extra screen size. In order to produce the highest-possible quality viewing experience, the HBS match production teams are using two shoot-and-protect standards during the 2010 FIFA World Cup™.

All cameras are HD, including SuperSlowMo (SSM) cameras and Ultra-Motion cameras.

This worldwide standard ensures maximum compatibility. The technical standard is HD 1080i/50 16/9. Additional Match Day-1 coverage is offered to Media Rights Licensees (MRLs).Īll 64 matches of the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ are covered in High Definition (HD) 16/9 format (4/3 safe).

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Increased FIFA TV ENG crew coverage is offering MRLs greater feature and training ground coverage.

A comprehensive Mobile Match content package has been developed for Mobile Network Operators (MNOs), the mobile markets around the world and, most of all, the fans.

The Extended Stadium Feed (ESF) is now considered the Basic International Feed (BIF).

An additional pair of cameras (an aerial coverage camera and a cable camera system) is provided for selected matches.

The standard 26-camera plan implemented at the 2006 FIFA World Cup™ has been upgraded to a 30-camera multilateral camera plan including the addition of two box cameras and two Ultra Motion cameras.

The Improvements for the 2010 FIFA World Cup Last but not least, EVS systems will manage the ingest of dedicated mobile feeds with live streaming onto Apple XSAN and FCP editors for instant delivery to mobile network services. Moreover EVS, via HBS, will be providing different broadcasters (known in the FIFA jargon as Media Rights Licensees or MRLs) with browsing tools to access, review, clip, and import material for their own production crews. Xedio, EVS’ editing solution, will be operated by HBS editing teams for the production of 24/7 news programs, and provide remote access to file based ENG via advanced web production systems.

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The system (known as the EVS XTWeb) will enable broadcasters to access, browse, and review the ENG edited sequences produced by the HBS ENG team at the different venues on a web-based solution for download in SD or HD. In order to maximize the remote access to the content, HBS has decided to introduce the web-based server system already operated by HBS for the Ligue1® Football production in France.