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Topic: ?'s for Dirtvision at Las Vegas this week.
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March 04, 2013 at
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March 04, 2013 at
09:20:24 PM by jdfast
How good is the coverage? I've bought a few other shows (ASCS and USAC) and they were good. At Vegas will they show the support classes? Especially the USAC 360 guys, if they are also covered more than likely will purchase it.
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March 04, 2013 at
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I believe they will show all of the races... and from what I'm told it will be mult-camera coverage with a broadcast quality production truck and Dean Mills will be on the main camera -- so you know he'll get the good stuff... hell he can do it all by hisself with one camera.
Phil Taylor
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March 04, 2013 at
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Dirt Vision absolutely sucks. I've been ripped off by them plenty of times. Use it at your own risk. Just a fair warning.
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March 04, 2013 at
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I bought the UNOH Speedweek package in Feb.. I was VERY satisfied with the broadcast. I had it hooked up to my 42" screen and it was perfect. Just like watching a regular TV broadcast. I am going to buy the season long package now. The only thing I am wondering is, will the internet connection from each track vary enough that we will get constant buffering at certain locations? Is there anyone from Dirtvision that can let us know?
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March 05, 2013 at
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I see that a season pass for dirtvision is $69.99 but they don't list what races are going to be covered. Las Vegas is $30 for just two nights. How many races do you think dirtvision will cover? Would tracks like Eldora, knoxville, PA etc be covered.
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March 05, 2013 at
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I paid for the Fri. night WOO show at Volusha and had a problem with the connection just before the feature,constant buffering. I tried to refresh and could not even get DV's web site to come up. I e-mailed them on Sat. morning and they said there server was overloaded and they were working on the problem, they comped me the Sat. night race for free and there was no problems,so I give them a thumbs up for fixing the problem and making it right with me.
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March 05, 2013 at
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jdfast It's pretty much one camera capturing the whole night with the track announcer for audio. I've certainly been railing the fact that their 'cybercast schedule' isn't posted over on my woo blog, but there's no way I'm going without the season pass. $30 for two races or $70 for however many. As long as it's more than 7 I'm willing to pay that much. Of course I'm hoping for more, like say 90. Maybe one day.
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