MotoGP.com will test the Multiscreen Player, a new multimedia application hich offers a new and amazing way to experience racing.
The debut of the Multiscreen Player will be April 7, with the season kick-off race in Qatar. The most awesome thing about the MotoGP Multiscreen Player is the fact that watchers can experience the live broadcast exactly the way they want: they are their own directors for the races, and have extensive access to all the camera angles and all the audio feeds.
The users can thus mix their own audio, bringing the relevant feeds to the front, according to what their interest varies: commentator, ambient, the sound from a specific bike and so on. The same goes for the video feeds: the users can switch from a single full-screen camera to split screens and can even have 4 different feeds on the screen at the same time.
Easy drag and drop operation and easy-to-read labels will make the MotoGP experience more thrilling than ever. Even more, users have access to recorded races, exclusive premium content interviews, graphic analysis, slow-motion replays, and pretty much one could ever want when it comes to TV and MotoGP racing.
The Qatar round will be the maiden voyage for the MotoGP Multiscreen Player and you have plenty of time to check how things work until then, just by visiting the MotoGP website.
The users can thus mix their own audio, bringing the relevant feeds to the front, according to what their interest varies: commentator, ambient, the sound from a specific bike and so on. The same goes for the video feeds: the users can switch from a single full-screen camera to split screens and can even have 4 different feeds on the screen at the same time.
Easy drag and drop operation and easy-to-read labels will make the MotoGP experience more thrilling than ever. Even more, users have access to recorded races, exclusive premium content interviews, graphic analysis, slow-motion replays, and pretty much one could ever want when it comes to TV and MotoGP racing.
The Qatar round will be the maiden voyage for the MotoGP Multiscreen Player and you have plenty of time to check how things work until then, just by visiting the MotoGP website.
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