NHL Installed 10.5K resolution cameras in all arenas

[calumniate]

Originally Posted by BigThief

When will Sportsnet West be upgrading to 1080p?

As soon as sportsnet+ ends up being $500 a year

[Titan2]

Originally Posted by robertsfanatic

but still using 90's webcams in the crossbars for goal line reviews.

You have to re-purpose all those flip phones somehow.

[Johnny Makarov]

Originally Posted by BigThief

When will Sportsnet West be upgrading to 1080p?

I've barely watched all year but have they fixed the sound issue?

[topfiverecords]

Originally Posted by Johnny Makarov

I've barely watched all year but have they fixed the sound issue?

No, Hrudey is still doing colour.

[Rhett44]

The difference between 10k and 4k is almost nothing to the human eye.

Honestly, it you just had 4k cameras in the correct positions, it would be more than enough for pretty much every situation.

Most Sportsnet feeds are not 4k, even if they advertise it as 4k. For a true 4k experience, you need to watch a football game on TSN4k.

[McG]

It was in. That is all.

On thread? It’s not for viewing, it’s for zooming in and out. The 10k means that widescreen video can be isolated and still have close up quality with reduced pixelation.

[Enoch Root]

Originally Posted by Rhett44

The difference between 10k and 4k is almost nothing to the human eye.

Honestly, it you just had 4k cameras in the correct positions, it would be more than enough for pretty much every situation.

Most Sportsnet feeds are not 4k, even if they advertise it as 4k. For a true 4k experience, you need to watch a football game on TSN4k.

It isn't about the viewing difference to the naked eye, it's about being able to zoom in to much more significant levels

Edit: what McG said