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WWW-Wire is a
subsidiary of the TV-Wire broadcast SAT delivery service and was established
in 2001 to respond to the many requests from entertainment
content web sites requesting TV-Wire's broadcast coverage in a web
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Heath Ledger
TV Press Junket |
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The Hottie & The
Nottie
TV Press Junket |
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Over Her Dead
Body
TV Press Junket |
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Services
Our exclusive HD 16:9 format web broadcast entertainment
and movie event segs are available at end of TV broadcast cycle
for web use on an exclusive or non exclusive basis in all web
media formats. Fees are based on client requirements and exclusivity.
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Typical Web MultiMedia Video (shown
1/2 size)
The typical web based entertainment event multimedia
video clip is 4:3 format (interlaced frames)
with monaural sound and ranges from barely viewable to good quality.
Normal data streams range from about a megabyte per minute
of content for low quality
-- to several megabytes per minute of content for the higher
quality clips. We invite you to compare our webcast media (including
our previous 4:3 formats) to others (size vs. quality). A green
LED signifies the coverage is currently available for on-line
viewing. Pending feeds are red.
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Client Customization
We can customize content according to the specific needs of a
client, including the addition of customized logos and visible client
venue identification or branding. Supplied segs include client venue
watermarks ("bug" logos). Please contact sales for
pricing details.
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HDi™ MultiMedia
Video (shown 1/2 size)
WWW-Wire's HDi format for web delivery
is derived from broadcast HDTV (ATSC) originals and presented in
16:9 format with Dolby 5.1 stereo sound compatibility.
Normal data streams range from 1.5 to 2..2 megabyte per minute
of content. On a typical high quality computer display (CRT / LCD),
HDi content has about twice the resolution over the
typical 4:3 web based video. HDi video can be formatted for any
of the current media players, including Flash.
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