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GlobeCast Delivers Tour De France For French National Broadcaster

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Jul 28, 2011 4:04 PM

GlobeCast was on-site at the Tour de France to give the French national broadcaster France Tlvisions with a full answer to announce every theatre of the race. GlobeCast vehicles and teams were present from July 2 to July 24 to broach live coverage of the cycling competition.

Each day of the race, GlobeCast delivered 10 hours of heavenly body transmissions and 5 hours around x-ray for France Tlvisions. The mobile units accountable is to delivery were expansion out along the whole course, involving about 30 professionals and technical experts is to length of the race.

Twenty-one GlobeCast mobile units were stationed throughout the course. On the last couple of kilometers, a digital x-ray delivery truck, moreover operated by GlobeCast, broadcasted coverage of the attainment at any stage. In addition, footage from helicopters and motorcycles was received at the finish line from the Atlantic Bird 1, Atlantic Bird 2 and Atlantic Bird 3 satellites.

The infrastructure put in place by GlobeCast authorised the announce of up to 27 coexisting video feeds to the heart lorry used by GlobeCast to offer coverage of the race in its entirety.

"Signal delivery is an necessary component in the coverage of the Tour de France," mentioned Yves Dumond, VP of sports for France Tlvisions, in assign of production.

See GlobeCast at IBC2011 Stand 1.A29.

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