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VERSUS announced it will kick off its first foray into the world of 3D when the network produces and broadcasts Saturday’s match-up when No. 1 Oregon travels to Berkley to take on Cal.
VERSUS Network will show its first ever 3D telecast when it airs the Oregon Ducks at Cal game Saturday. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer)
It’s part of a college football double-header put on by the network Saturday. The first game will feature San Diego State at No. 3 TCU game at 4 p.m. ET.
“We’re thrilled that our initial entry into 3D production will feature a Pac-10 match-up with the top-ranked college football team in the country, along with new technology in the first game of the day that transforms how fans interact with game footage,” said Marc Fein, Executive Vice President of Programming, Production and Business Operations for VERSUS. “We saw this double-header as the perfect opportunity to showcase new technology and create an unbelievable viewing experience for fans.”
VERSUS joins ESPN in offering college football fans the ability to watch games in the 3D format.
The network’s 3D channel can only be viewed on 3D-capable television sets and will be offered on affiliates across the country including Comcast, Cox, Time Warner, and Verizon. Check local listing in your area if available. Bright House Networks will feature the the 3D version of the game on channel 1770.
VERSUS will also have a viewing area on-site at Cal’s Memorial Stadium so fans can check out the 3D telecast firsthand.
Don’t have a 3D television? The network has you covered when it also debuts their VERSUS Vision, which allows the game highlights to be made available in a 180-degree, user-controlled 3D experience. VERSUS Vision will be offered for the San Diego State-TCU game.
VERSUS Network will show its first ever 3D telecast when it airs the Oregon Ducks at Cal game Saturday. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer)
It’s part of a college football double-header put on by the network Saturday. The first game will feature San Diego State at No. 3 TCU game at 4 p.m. ET.
“We’re thrilled that our initial entry into 3D production will feature a Pac-10 match-up with the top-ranked college football team in the country, along with new technology in the first game of the day that transforms how fans interact with game footage,” said Marc Fein, Executive Vice President of Programming, Production and Business Operations for VERSUS. “We saw this double-header as the perfect opportunity to showcase new technology and create an unbelievable viewing experience for fans.”
VERSUS joins ESPN in offering college football fans the ability to watch games in the 3D format.
The network’s 3D channel can only be viewed on 3D-capable television sets and will be offered on affiliates across the country including Comcast, Cox, Time Warner, and Verizon. Check local listing in your area if available. Bright House Networks will feature the the 3D version of the game on channel 1770.
VERSUS will also have a viewing area on-site at Cal’s Memorial Stadium so fans can check out the 3D telecast firsthand.
Don’t have a 3D television? The network has you covered when it also debuts their VERSUS Vision, which allows the game highlights to be made available in a 180-degree, user-controlled 3D experience. VERSUS Vision will be offered for the San Diego State-TCU game.
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