NBC says it plans 242 hours of coverage from London. NBC says the
coverage will be available to about 80 percent of US viewers, including
just about every cable provider, the Verizon Fios TV and DirecTv. The
notable missing from the list in Dish Network.
Not every Olympic event NBC is covering will be in 3D, and NBC plans a
next day delay for the 3D telecasts. NBC, which is partnering with the
Olympic Broadcast Service and Panasonic, plan to offer the opening and
closing ceremonies, gymnastics, swimming, diving and cycling from the
velodrome, and full coverage of track and field from the Olympic
Stadium. NBC promises about 12 hours of 3D programming per day.
Coverage will be introduced by Bob Costas and feature both
competitive highlights from the previous day as well as the best moments
of the Games to-date. NBC says viewers who watch the award-winning
primetime coverage on NBC will have the opportunity to go back and
relive their favorite events as never before – in Full HD 3D.
Olympic Broadcasting Services will capture the Games using
Panasonic’s state-of-the-art 3D production technologies and
fully-integrated twin-lens Full HD 3D camera recorder products.
Broadcasts outlets include Armstrong, AT&T, Blue Ridge, Bright
House Networks, Cablevision, Comcast, Cox Communications, DirecTV,
Insight, Mediacom, RCN, Suddenlink, Time Warner Cable, Verizon, and
WideOpen West.
Source: 3DTV.com
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