iRacing World Cup
02-06-2010, 11:55 AM
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iRacing World Cup
For those that want to get an idea what it looks like -
"The World Cup of iRacing Finals will be broadcast on the Internet this Saturday, February 6. Here is all you need to know in order to view these historic events:
Technical Details:
ˇ The broadcast streams will be directly viewable at http://www.psrtv.com.
ˇ Both Silverlight player and an external Windows Media Player stream will be offered.
ˇ Viewers must have Silverlight 2 or above or Windows Media Player 11 or above (10 with codec) installed, and have javascript enabled (there are automatic prompts where necessary). Silverlight can be downloaded here. WMP can be downloaded here.
ˇ A troubleshooting guide is available.
Event Details:
ˇ A moderated chat session begins at 2:30 p.m. EST (19:30 GMT) and runs until the completion of the road race (in other words, for the duration of both the oval and road races).
ˇ The oval race broadcast begins at 2:45 p.m. (19:45 GMT) and runs through the completion of the race and the post-race driver interviews. The race itself begins at 3:00 p.m. (20:00 GMT).
ˇ The road race broadcast begins at 5:45 p.m. EST (22:45 GMT) and runs through the completion of the race, the post-race driver interviews and final tallying of the World Cup standings. The race itself begins at 6:00 p.m. (23:00 GMT).
Note: The official event results for the World Cup will be reflected on the World Cup page itself -- NOT the event result which is regularly accessed via Results Archive and after the race. A change was made on the World Cup page to account for the spectator slots."
"The World Cup of iRacing Finals will be broadcast on the Internet this Saturday, February 6. Here is all you need to know in order to view these historic events:
Technical Details:
ˇ The broadcast streams will be directly viewable at http://www.psrtv.com.
ˇ Both Silverlight player and an external Windows Media Player stream will be offered.
ˇ Viewers must have Silverlight 2 or above or Windows Media Player 11 or above (10 with codec) installed, and have javascript enabled (there are automatic prompts where necessary). Silverlight can be downloaded here. WMP can be downloaded here.
ˇ A troubleshooting guide is available.
Event Details:
ˇ A moderated chat session begins at 2:30 p.m. EST (19:30 GMT) and runs until the completion of the road race (in other words, for the duration of both the oval and road races).
ˇ The oval race broadcast begins at 2:45 p.m. (19:45 GMT) and runs through the completion of the race and the post-race driver interviews. The race itself begins at 3:00 p.m. (20:00 GMT).
ˇ The road race broadcast begins at 5:45 p.m. EST (22:45 GMT) and runs through the completion of the race, the post-race driver interviews and final tallying of the World Cup standings. The race itself begins at 6:00 p.m. (23:00 GMT).
Note: The official event results for the World Cup will be reflected on the World Cup page itself -- NOT the event result which is regularly accessed via Results Archive and after the race. A change was made on the World Cup page to account for the spectator slots."
