Poor World cup(WARM up match) Telecast From ESPN-STAR

santhukp

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Very disappointed with today's Warm up match telecast from ESPN-STAR sports... Dull pictures ......Third Class Stadium(look at the Field no grass on it....),,Poor Telecast.World Fourth largest Sporting Event .......What to say... BCCI agains proves India is Third world Country!!!!!!!!!!...
 
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I agree with you santhukp... really bad telecast by espn-star... atleast they could have tested their HD feed today... :)
 
oh come on guys, r u telling bangalore stadium is not good . while watching cricket you look for a good pitch with great cricket or green grass.:lol: Its bad that Eden missed the match, angry with those who are responsible for it :mad: still thinking of when will our guys take it seriously about works with huge magnitude.
 
and I thought I am the only one really dispappointed with video quality.
I was about to jump on Tata Sky + HD bandwagon but after seeing Ind-Aus telecast, I dropped the plan :(

Don't go for the HD if your main aim is to watch the Cricket World cup.Our stadium are using 1960's Floodlights and this is not suitable for new generation live sports programings(HD- Programs).I think in India few stadiums are equipped with the new flood lights.(DY Patil stadium, Delhi CWG stadium-But this stadiums are not used for this world cup).
 
Last year's IPL matches in HD on SunDirect HD, were very good. Since the IPL was played in India, I don't think the floodlights are a major issue.

PS: The picture quality did vary atleast a little, from stadium to stadium. This could be due to the lighting or could be other reasons also.
 
world cup started now... I am not able to watch the matches. Can some one tell me about the Quality of the coverage.. pls only mention about SD broadcast...Is it matching with the Nine sports converage?
 
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