Feedback from tourtracker@yahoo.com
Here are some comments from the official feedback email:
Chuck Moore says: "I really loved the tour tracker when I could see it live. It would be fantastic to be able to go back in time and watch it all from the beginning. Sometimes I had to do some work during the stages! Also, there were times that the velonews play action was ahead of the video by several minutes."
Barrie Rempel says: "Congratulations on a great tour! When everything was up and running the coverage was awesome. I was amazed by some of the events I thought were important that the VS coverage ignored. Your commentators were excellent, making the pictures meaningful."
Steve Ellis: "Yes, the riders are great, but the www site has poor performance... that is with the video feed, and audio is choppy at nearly all times. Suggestions? 1. Stream audio on XM radio. 2. Get servers with sufficient capacity. 3. Talk to NASA about how they can stream LIVE video and audio, with EXCELLENT resolution to millions across the globe every shuttle launch, even full screen."
Jane Frybarger: "Don't change a thing! I can't even believe how cool this was.
Someone deserves a huge pat on the back, a raise, a huge hug."
Mark Koep: "1. Lower bandwidth version – video and audio were choppy with a Broadband Cellular card 2. Login options that enable user to only see certain aspects (i.e. audio and text only) 3. Worry less about the aerial map loading and more about the speed and accuracy of the GPS tracker uploads 4. Ability to tune into the race radio channels"
Carsten Olsen: "It has bin great to watch the races over the web and since we have 10 ince of snow here, it not much of cycling going on here... and we are looking forward to one more victory to Team CSC... greating from Carsten, Copenhagen, DENMARK"
Mike Finnegan: "Thanks for trying. But I've been dissappointed by the on-line coverage. I tuned in all week."
Chuck Moore says: "I really loved the tour tracker when I could see it live. It would be fantastic to be able to go back in time and watch it all from the beginning. Sometimes I had to do some work during the stages! Also, there were times that the velonews play action was ahead of the video by several minutes."
Barrie Rempel says: "Congratulations on a great tour! When everything was up and running the coverage was awesome. I was amazed by some of the events I thought were important that the VS coverage ignored. Your commentators were excellent, making the pictures meaningful."
Steve Ellis: "Yes, the riders are great, but the www site has poor performance... that is with the video feed, and audio is choppy at nearly all times. Suggestions? 1. Stream audio on XM radio. 2. Get servers with sufficient capacity. 3. Talk to NASA about how they can stream LIVE video and audio, with EXCELLENT resolution to millions across the globe every shuttle launch, even full screen."
Jane Frybarger: "Don't change a thing! I can't even believe how cool this was.
Someone deserves a huge pat on the back, a raise, a huge hug."
Mark Koep: "1. Lower bandwidth version – video and audio were choppy with a Broadband Cellular card 2. Login options that enable user to only see certain aspects (i.e. audio and text only) 3. Worry less about the aerial map loading and more about the speed and accuracy of the GPS tracker uploads 4. Ability to tune into the race radio channels"
Carsten Olsen: "It has bin great to watch the races over the web and since we have 10 ince of snow here, it not much of cycling going on here... and we are looking forward to one more victory to Team CSC... greating from Carsten, Copenhagen, DENMARK"
Mike Finnegan: "Thanks for trying. But I've been dissappointed by the on-line coverage. I tuned in all week."
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