360 Replays - 3D Sports Replay Technologies



		What is a 360 Replay? Simply put, a 360 replay allows you to see the action from all sides. This isn't some kind of new television, or something that your viewers need to do, it's simply a way for you to construct 3D sports replays picking the best camera view. You can even 'stitch' together several cameras and create spinning, near-3D effects, stopping, reversing or altering the playback speed. How is This Different From Current Systems? First of all, there are a lot more cameras. All robotic cameras record in unison and are controlled by a single operator, and all cameras are pointing at the same spot. Then things get really cool. Didn't see how a check got missed? Not sure how that d-man broke out of the zone? Was that really a goal? Just spin around the play from any angle and review. Move to a certain point in time, then 'scrub' the view, much like editors have traditionally scrubbed time. What is the Output? Final rendered video, prepped and complete in seconds, is passed through a DV-Y/C encoder and processed for output to most common formats including composite, Y/C and SDI. This can be patched into a house feed for broadcasters, your in-house production, or anyone who is leasing the facility. This Sounds Cool, But Can I See it Work? Sure, just click the watch demo button below. If you don't have an account you can request one; approval usually takes less than one business day.
360 Replays installed at Keystone Centre
Frequently Asked Questions View the Demo DVD displayed at NAB 2006.