INTERNATIONAL FEED definition

INTERNATIONAL FEED means with respect to a match, training session or other activity, the international feed television signal originated by the host broadcaster, which signal produces a clean, true and accurate picture of that match, training session or other activity (or part thereof) free of captions, tunes, words, logos, and any other graphic material save for the material authorised by the Parties;
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INTERNATIONAL FEED means the international (also known as the world feed) signal produced by HTVB of the FINALS at a minimum production level referred to in the agreement signed with the HTVB, in a non-orientated and fair way, according to the technical specifications laid down by the FIVB and in accordance with the provisions of the agreement signed with the HTVB, constituting an international broadcast quality 1080i, 50Hz Digital ITU- R BT.601 colour system High Definition 16:9 format with graphics in 16:9, clean of any HTVB domestic content, i.e. with no domestic language commentary, with no added commercial material and with no in-vision presenters, or studios or any other local or customized features, with continuous full live coverage of the FINALS with slow motion and replays, Official FIVB TV Graphics, VCS and the applicable graphical messages or interfaces, with international sound in stereo left & right on track 1 & 2 and fully cleared English commentary (as provided by FIVB) stereo mix left & right on track 3 & 4, and with international graphics in 16:9 (graphics provided by the FIVB, made available on a website for download before the FINALS), to be made available to FIVB (or any designee thereof) at and uplinked from HTVB’s SNG truck on-site (or uplinked at the local International Gateway) using MPEG 4 encoding within a minimum 9 MHz carrier (MPEG 2 encoding is not acceptable). For the avoidance of doubt, the uplink must be provided by the HTVB on a free of charge basis.
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INTERNATIONAL FEED means the international feed of the MATCHES of the EVENT produced by HTVB, in a non‐orientated and fair way, according to the technical specifications laid down by the FIVB and in accordance with the provisions of any other agreement(s) between the FIVB, the OC and the HTVB, DB or OTP and the FIVB HANDBOOK, constituting an international broadcast quality 1080i lines, 50Hz Digital ITU‐R BT.601 colour system HIGH DEFINITION 16:9 format with graphics in 16:9, clean of any HTVB domestic or commercial content, with continuous full live coverage of the EVENT with slow motion and replays, OFFICIAL FIVB TV GRAPHICS, VIDEO CHALLENGE SYSTEM and the applicable graphical messages or interfaces, stereo international sound and stereo English commentary mix on separate tracks, to be made available at HTVB’s SNG truck on‐site and uplinked from this SNG on site or uplinked at the local International Gateway using MPEG 4 encoding within a minimum 9 MHz carrier (MPEG 2 encoding is not acceptable). For the avoidance of doubt, the uplink must be provided by the HTVB on a free of charge basis
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Examples of INTERNATIONAL FEED in a sentence

  • INTERNATIONAL FEED & UPLINK For all FIVB Beach Volleyball events, the delivery of the International Feed must be made in High Definition 16:9, without any domestic broadcast content.

  • INTERNATIONAL FEED For all FIVB World Tour Beach Volleyball events, the delivery of the live matches’ International Feed must be made in High Definition 16:9.

  • Video Challenge System, VCSTo include the VCS feed into the DOMESTIC FEED and the INTERNATIONAL FEED according to FIVB instructions.HTVB shall provide permanent power supply to the VCS operations center via the TV truck.


More Definitions of INTERNATIONAL FEED

INTERNATIONAL FEED means the international feed of the MATCHES of the EVENT produced by HTVB, in a non‐orientated and fair way, according to the technical specifications laid down by the FIVB and in accordance with the provisions of the HTVB AGREEMENT and the FIVB HANDBOOK constituting
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