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The screenshot on the Internet is a photo of plane photography, not a screenshot of NBC. Don't be cheated. Can plane photography be the same as live TV photography? If they are the same, they can be replaced with each other. NBC's pictures have NBC's logos from beginning to end, but those so-called high-definition screenshots don't. Just watch NBC. NBC doesn't have those pictures either, and the perspective is different.

I have seen three versions of the British and American ports, and I should have a say in the broadcast quality.

Kldsxly 10705 Comments on the Opening Ceremony of the 29th Beijing Olympic Games (2DVD) (film and television) 2008-08-1201:57: 31

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I have watched three versions of the Olympic Games broadcast by BBC in Britain, TVB in Hong Kong and NBC in America. Generally speaking, I have the following feelings: there are so many people who are unreasonable and just imagine! I also watched so many people criticize CCTV's broadcasting technology on the Internet. It took me a lot of effort and two days to download the British BBC, Hong Kong TVB and American NBC versions from the Internet. When watching the content broadcast in Britain and Hong Kong, I have a question: Isn't this similar to CCTV? It's not as different as the internet says. Later, it took a long time to know that this Olympic broadcast was provided by an organization called Bob for the first time, and then the signal was distributed to TV stations with broadcasting rights in various countries. However, TV stations in these countries can insert their own footage, just as Britain has added many footage of British athletes and Hong Kong has added many footage of Hong Kong athletes, so it is not surprising that CCTV has added many footage of China. At the beginning of the opening ceremony, the British BBC was still talking about the unfinished topic at the beginning of the countdown performance because the host's last topic was not over, which made people very unhappy, and the sound effects of the subsequent performances were not as clear as those of CCTV, TVB and NBC (the host explained it clearly) ... The only thing that made people feel special was that it was interesting to listen to foreigners explain the opening ceremony in China. As for TVB in Hong Kong, it's all Cantonese, and I can only understand some words ... The camera is the same as BBC and CCTV in Britain. As for the American NBC that everyone is praising, there are indeed some very different shots, which are very nice. However, in order to ensure the ratings, NBC postponed the opening ceremony to 8 pm EST. In this way, NBC has an extra 12 hours to edit all the scenes of Bob, so that the pictures it takes are more beautiful than those broadcast all over the world. But because it was recorded and broadcast, some advertisements were added in the middle ... Hehe ... So, basically the pictures broadcast by BOB are used all over the world, so there is little difference, so let's stop spreading false information, CCTV. I spent two days downloading basically the same thing. It's too hard to find ... as for the so-called beautiful pictures of the opening ceremony that I have never seen on the Internet, I also have some doubts. Some pictures can't be found on NBC, which only shows that the audience took them from their own perspective. The most distinctive and beautiful place of BNC in the United States, I think, should be the part of the green light man's exit and Tai Chi performance. It's really different. It's beautiful! However, I feel that movable type printing and the explanation of the word "he" are not as good as the British BBC ... generally speaking, there are shortcomings. Please don't be picky again and again ~ I always feel that others are better than myself ... this is too unnecessary ... I hope my words can help you!

Thank you "Liang Qihui" for reminding me. It's true. In the NBC version, the video of painting mountains and rivers with pen and ink, the puppet show in Beijing Opera, the moonlight part by the river (Kunqu Opera) and the part of flying pigeons with the audience have all been deleted ... Personally, it is a pity that the opening ceremony shown by NBC to Americans is incomplete ... Maybe some Americans, especially China people in the United States. ...