US channel Fox will soon be broadcasting football in three dimensions
TV sport is set to become three-dimensional. The US broadcaster Fox has decided this and is planning to broadcast a football game in 3D. The first game in 3D will be shown at the Consumer Electronics Show CES in Las Vegas on January 8.
TV sport is set to become three-dimensional. The US broadcaster Fox has decided this and is planning to broadcast a football game in 3D. The first game in 3D will be shown at the Consumer Electronics Show CES in Las Vegas on January 8. This was announced by Fox sports boss David Hill at a congress on Tuesday. The three-dimensional match, which requires 3D glasses to perceive the spatial depth effect, will also be broadcast in a few cinemas and possibly even in private homes.
According to Dreamworks boss Jeffrey Katzenberg, almost every film will be shown in 3D in cinemas within four years, writes the Tages-Anzeiger. In the USA, digital 3D material can already be shown on 1,400 cinema screens.
According to Dreamworks boss Jeffrey Katzenberg, almost every film will be shown in 3D in cinemas within four years, writes the Tages-Anzeiger. In the USA, digital 3D material can already be shown on 1,400 cinema screens.
