Quote from: zooom on March 24, 2010, 11:12:53 AM
is Speed still getting their feed from Eurosport though?

everybody gets their race feed from dorna, just like everybody gets their f1 feed from fom.

If anyone sees anything different with regard to Speed not broadcasting HD, let me know. Otherwise I'll be doing the MotoGP feed.

Quote from: Munch on March 24, 2010, 01:05:41 PM
If anyone sees anything different with regard to Speed not broadcasting HD, let me know. Otherwise I'll be doing the MotoGP feed.

I don't think speed is the bottleneck in this situation. I think it is the Euro end of things are not as HD yet as us.  The only races I have seen in HD were laguna on cbs.


mitt

Quote from: Munch on March 24, 2010, 01:05:41 PM
If anyone sees anything different with regard to Speed not broadcasting HD, let me know. Otherwise I'll be doing the MotoGP feed.

i'll be doing motogp.com because there's a TON more coverage (practice/qualy/extras) and it's live with no commercials.

How does racing underground compar to the MotoGP feed?

Quote from: Munch on March 24, 2010, 05:48:39 PM
How does racing underground compar to the MotoGP feed?

depends on who's doing the encode and what broadcast they use.

http://roadracingworld.com/news/article/?article=39832

either "will reach" is a creative way of not saying it's HD from day one this year.  or Speed's website is wonky.

Quote from: derby on March 24, 2010, 05:07:28 PM
i'll be doing motogp.com because there's a TON more coverage (practice/qualy/extras) and it's live with no commercials.

+1

As Derby says, the extra content outside of the races is one of the biggest draws for me.  I enjoy watching all the interviews, side stories, practice/qualy coverage, and the more comprehensive race broadcast with no commercials.  If you're really into the series and the teams/riders, you can't go wrong with the motogp subscription.

Looks like we get HD!

http://www.roadracerx.com/uncategorized/speed-to-air-motogp-races-live-in-hd/