Yes, the LiveU backpacks have 6 bonded 3G/4G cards. So they are reliant on the cell signal at Lemon Lake (which is awful). Then that is transmitted to a central location where they can add a few things like graphics and overlays if needed.
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IT BETTER NOT BE!!!!!
Anyone know how the live feed is being transmitted? Via satellite?
Yes, the LiveU backpacks have 6 bonded 3G/4G cards. So they are reliant on the cell signal at Lemon Lake (which is awful). Then that is transmitted to a central location where they can add a few things like graphics and overlays if needed.
It is according to the email I got from DGP.tv earlier today. See below:
Men's Lead Card Coverage at the World Championships is LIVE NOW with Paul McBeth, Dave Feldberg, Nikko Locastro, and Will Schusterick!
And Women's Lead Card This Afternoon!
Barry with a current three throw lead over The Champ after nine.
I got the same one. Damn them and there stupid ideas. we have a 1 stroke difference in the last regulation rd and they are not going to show the best players out there.
The issues they're having are the hardwired internet connections running from their studio out of the park to the rest of the world. The connection just isn't strong enough. No idea what they can do to fix that short of having the phone/cable company come out and run new lines or something.
Not sure if they are using AT&T cellular, but I got a pretty good 4G signal with good bandwidth the other day in all places on the property except for the back of Gold (9-18). Maybe that is why they are not doing any coverage of that course.
Test bandwidth capacity BEFORE the event?No idea what they can do to fix that short of having the phone/cable company come out and run new lines or something.
the women are -15,-13, and -11. I understand you want to watch the men but you can't make the argument that its the only close race
Test bandwidth capacity BEFORE the event?
Make sure your upload is DOUBLE the bitrate you plan on sending out?
Have redundant backup from another provider?
Basically the first things you do when you decide to stream live from a venue. Pretty unacceptable, really. Especially when you are charging for the product.
All of this is reasonable, but it all costs $$. How much are they really pulling in with the video feed? You think 50 people paid for it? 100? I'd be a little surprised if it was 1,000, but have no idea really.
the women are -15,-13, and -11. I understand you want to watch the men but you can't make the argument that its the only close race