Cablevision First HD 3D Broadcast in US will be Hockey Game

The first 3D high-definition television in the United States is Comcast or DirecTV, but Cablevision future format of the 24th March with coverage of the Islanders vs. Rangers NHL game at Madison Square Garden Premiere. 3ality Digital is the recording equipment in 3D provide for the event, the show is on channel Cablevision 1300.

Unfortunately, only customers of 3D TV, the HD service from Cablevision, and special 3D glasses will be able to see the show. But others may be able to broadcast to a viewing party hosted by special 3D Madison Square Garden Theater View.

The 3D coverage of the NHL game is very different from games in the NHL be given a shot in the rule. The five 3D cameras will be provided for if they are placed closer to the action scenes and lasts longer than the fast cutting, we usually find in sports coverage.

3D program is in full bloom this year: ESPN announced early in January, wants the 2010 World Cup in South Africa in June, 3D distributed this summer, DirecTV has also announced in January to a 3-channel (or channels startup), then they will display a 3D flow for 3D HDTV Panasonic at CES 2010.

Other events planned sporting 3D follow shortly after the NHL game on Comcast Cablevision plans to cover the back nine including control in 3D. CBS also include plans for the Final Four games of college basketball and the NCAA Championship in 3-host, but only in theaters.