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Old 12-26-2007, 10:43 AM
freddymo freddymo is offline
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Originally Posted by the_fat_man
NYRA is especially challenged in this area. Given the quality of their video, one can only assume that they haven't even caught up with ZOOM LENS cameras yet. (Ever try to watch the break replay on some of the NYRA races? Setting aside all the replays that start AFTER the break, of course)
Then, factor in the incompetence when it comes to camera operation and placement and you begin to see that HDTV quality CRAPPY video is not really of much use to anyone who's using the tape for information purposes.
NYRA is too busy spending money on Country Club memberships..
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Old 12-26-2007, 10:52 AM
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They should go to Hi Def without question. My question is if hi def cameras are needed then why am I able to watch old movies on HDNet? The fact is since I got a hi def TV I pretty much dont watch much that isn't on the hi def channels. Sure I watch HRTV and TVG for the races but the quality is really noticable once you watch HD all the time. I'm not saying that people will stop betting but the races surely will be easier to watch and more clear in HD.

HD is awesome for sure.. The BC Cup and most of the big grade 1 preps for the BC(I had to throw that in there) are televised on ESPN and already in HD. Who cares about the 4th at Aqueduct on a Tuesday in Feb being in HD. But it sure would be better then what we have now.
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Old 12-26-2007, 12:12 PM
jpops757 jpops757 is offline
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I am tired of listening to the tracks and track ownership whine about expenses. They lobby for racing dates and purchase the venues but always are asking for consesion from the state,local govt. or the customer. When a moniter malfunctions at the track, all they do is unplug it and make the patron find another. About the only sport or entertainment venue that has no concern about the quality of there product. All they do is complain about the cost of doing bussiness and not make the experience better and draw in more customers with a betterproduct.
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Old 12-29-2007, 04:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell
They should go to Hi Def without question. My question is if hi def cameras are needed then why am I able to watch old movies on HDNet? The fact is since I got a hi def TV I pretty much dont watch much that isn't on the hi def channels. Sure I watch HRTV and TVG for the races but the quality is really noticable once you watch HD all the time. I'm not saying that people will stop betting but the races surely will be easier to watch and more clear in HD.
thats the point so much better in hi-def. i will still play the ponies.
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