That is why I didn't bother re-upping this year.It’s not working. Ugh
again this is a FH Problem, not NFHS... they don't even take their camera to the away games..The FH game isn't even on tonight. Half the time they start 20 minutes late or end up with "technical difficulties" and the game can't be shown with nothing more than a pathetic apology. Aside from the state championship game, the presentation is usually slow and terrible. The camera's "autopilot" scans too slow and half the time doesn't even cover plays in the endzone.
So, it might be the "best deal going right now", but that's still sad.
Do you realize how silly that sounds? I'm paying NFHS to watch a game not coerce FH into carrying the NFHS network's camera to a game. They should be the ones responsible for doing so.again this is a FH Problem, not NFHS... they don't even take their camera to the away games..
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that's not how it works, NFHS just supplies the camera and network, Each School is supposed to set up for each event.Do you realize how silly that sounds? I'm paying NFHS to watch a game not coerce FH into carrying the NFHS network's camera to a game. They should be the ones responsible for doing so.
NFHS streaming is just a money grab. People are paying them for a service they don't monitor.that's not how it works, NFHS just supplies the camera and network, Each School is supposed to set up for each event.
99% of the schools on NFHS do a great job, The Local Schools Do NOT!!
Most schools have announcers and update the score all the time on the screen.
Does NFHS state somewhere that the service I'm paying for is contingent on the school "manning" the cameras or that content availability is just a crapshoot?that's not how it works, NFHS just supplies the camera and network, Each School is supposed to set up for each event.
99% of the schools on NFHS do a great job, The Local Schools Do NOT!!
Most schools have announcers and update the score all the time on the screen.
Network members have the option of automated or manual production (or both). With automated production, no staffing is required. Al-powered cameras will follow all the event action and stream your events for live and on-demand viewing. With manual production, we provide the platform and tools for you to produce your own broadcasts and reach a wider audience.Does NFHS state somewhere that the service I'm paying for is contingent on the school "manning" the cameras or that content availability is just a crapshoot?
I understand what you're saying, but they should make that clear to the consumer don't you think?
Wonderful. They're still selling a service they don't support. The AI is crappy on a really good day. So, why not contact FH and withdraw them from the program if NFHS requires their interaction for providing a paid service NFHS is selling?Network members have the option of automated or manual production (or both). With automated production, no staffing is required. Al-powered cameras will follow all the event action and stream your events for live and on-demand viewing. With manual production, we provide the platform and tools for you to produce your own broadcasts and reach a wider audience.
Since its launch seven years ago, the NFHS Network has supported high schools and state associations by streaming sports and activities that celebrate student athletes and by sharing revenue. The NFHS Network has already distributed more than $33 million to schools and state associations — over $8 million in the last 12 months alone. To help schools manage the challenges caused by COVID-19 for the 2020-2021 school year, we'll share even more of the revenue earned with each Annual Pass purchase.
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"Relative deprivation" Golly doc, yous mighta just alienated half the fine folk that visit this chatter spot. Us poor Appalachians ain't gots disposable incomes for eye-phones 37z or that quick twitch broadbands. You tell me my bad connections is another way for the man to keep me down? I see it. Nutter social con-struct. Glad they cut down them ol pines a while back. There's nuttin like the view from the cheap seatsI also have no sympathy for those not attending games in person and contributing to the culture and atmosphere. Heck, Dave Christopher could barely walk and handle the heat and he was even at all away games up to the last moment. The people that sit at home, unless you are completely unable to move yourself and don’t have any assistance at all and cry about NHFS quality or not being able to a watch a local HS game on the internet are sad and funny at the same time. It’s another example of the relative deprivation we fall into with ever-growing convenience through technology.
If anyone should be broadcasting live with announcers it is Commercial Video. Period.
Asking FH to provide announcers and make sure the NFHS cameras are working is a complete joke. Last year Allegany County schools made like $300 per school from NFHS. That doesn't cover it, not even close.
I dont believe in live streaming games though unless it can offset the cost of fans who don't go to the game. If u live in Allegany County and complain about NFHS, I have zero sympathy for your problem.
I’ve found that you have to click the game you want to watch right when the game goes live and they won’t just connect you straight to the game if you log in a few minutes early, it’s given me the technical difficulties screen quite a few times also.I agree.
Has Commercial Video ever considered offering a subscription service to the local schools to live televise games? CVS could then give some of the profit back to the schools. The schools might even make more. The benefit is you might get some locals to at least pay for the subscription, even if they refuse to go to the games in person. And, I bet a lot more out-of-area people would pay for the quality of CVS's broadcasts vs NFHS. It could possibly be expanded to include other local area games (soccer, baseball, basketball, etc). I'm sure there are hurdles other than the business viability. Possibly worth exploring since you can't force people to come to the games in person. However, you can make it easier for those that can't or won't.
Just a thought.