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two days after the organizing committee of the World Cup in South Africa has ruled out a ban on Vuvuzelas, Sky offers football fans in Austria and Germany, the World Cup either, even without the dominant sounds of wind instruments from the South African stages.
Starting on Wednesday, 20.30 clock for the game against South Africa, Uruguay Sky offers exclusively to its own sound options, the viewers can significantly reduced with the games sound track of the plastic trumpets. The atmosphere in the stadium is not lost: the songs of the international fan groups, the Aufraunen after a successful dribble and the typical sounds of the game action that were previously obscured by the sound of Vuvuzelas are thus heard the first time on television.
This is made possible by a collaboration in the Sky with production partner PLAZAMEDIA developed special filter that can be adjusted manually during the entire transmission to meet the exact tone of Faninstrumente best possible way and to be able to hide. Sky subscribers experienced thus exclusively a special World Cup-sound experience.
Carsten Schmidt, Chief Sports, Advertising Sales and Internet: "In the transmission of the Games on television affects the sound through the Vuvuzelas more intense than in the stadiums on the ground. As this is taken care of many of our viewers for irritation and disappointment over the non-audible singing fans has uses Sky is technically possible, the sounds of the instruments filter out noticeably. We respect the South African fan culture and the Vuvuzela as a symbol of this World Cup, want our subscribers to offer with this measure but the opportunity to choose the sound that they made the European stages are used to. "
Sky subscribers who wish to enjoy the original sound of the stadiums in South Africa can now select these two sound options on your digital receiver.
thats a real crazy true story...!
Starting on Wednesday, 20.30 clock for the game against South Africa, Uruguay Sky offers exclusively to its own sound options, the viewers can significantly reduced with the games sound track of the plastic trumpets. The atmosphere in the stadium is not lost: the songs of the international fan groups, the Aufraunen after a successful dribble and the typical sounds of the game action that were previously obscured by the sound of Vuvuzelas are thus heard the first time on television.
This is made possible by a collaboration in the Sky with production partner PLAZAMEDIA developed special filter that can be adjusted manually during the entire transmission to meet the exact tone of Faninstrumente best possible way and to be able to hide. Sky subscribers experienced thus exclusively a special World Cup-sound experience.
Carsten Schmidt, Chief Sports, Advertising Sales and Internet: "In the transmission of the Games on television affects the sound through the Vuvuzelas more intense than in the stadiums on the ground. As this is taken care of many of our viewers for irritation and disappointment over the non-audible singing fans has uses Sky is technically possible, the sounds of the instruments filter out noticeably. We respect the South African fan culture and the Vuvuzela as a symbol of this World Cup, want our subscribers to offer with this measure but the opportunity to choose the sound that they made the European stages are used to. "
Sky subscribers who wish to enjoy the original sound of the stadiums in South Africa can now select these two sound options on your digital receiver.
thats a real crazy true story...!
