Sports broadcasts from GoPro are a new era in sports broadcasting. Get ready to see something completely amazing from GoPro on TV screens.
Gopro sports broadcasts live
Get ready to see something completely amazing from GoPro on the screens of your TVs, and in the near future and in the so -called glasses of new reality. The company announced cooperation with the manufacturer of small transmitters Vislink. A wireless transmitter was created jointly, which is capable of transmitting high quality video signal to any device almost without delay. In a word, GOPRO manufacturers want to equip their cameras with this very transmitter, and broadcast the video from their action cameras immediately, so that the audience can see what is happening through the eyes of the athlete at the same time as the athlete himself. This will change sports broadcasts forever. And if we consider that the market is gradually starting to conquer the points of new reality, then the effect of such a broadcast can increase at times!
We can see the first trial sports broadcast from GoPro this winter at Winter X-Games 2015 in Aspin from January 22 to 25. An additional demonstration of the new technology will take place on Ama Monster Energy Supercross and other sporting events.
And on the night of January 25 to January 26, 2015 there will be a live broadcast of the match of the National Hockey League from the GoPro cameras installed by each player on the helmet. The live broadcast can be viewed on the league website.
A small example of how it may look:
GoPro4 with a wireless transmitter will go on sale no earlier than the spring of 2015. Then the price will be declared. Of course, for an ordinary consumer, the benefits of the transmitter are doubtful, except for lovers of quadrocopter and spies, but for the sports broadcasting industry and for viewers, the novelty is very interesting. Imagine that you can watch any matches from the player's position? This will so enhance the effect of immersion and participation that emotions will simply go off scale. We have never seen this yet. Only recently a film completely shot was announced, and now sports broadcasts will be in the same format.
