Read his post, its not what was described.HDTV on all UK TV channels is DVB-2 50Hz or 25 frames a second be it 1080p or 4320p (4k).
Germany although using DVB-2 operates using slight different parameters at 60Hz or 30 frames a second.
If the rule is as you state, then Sterling offside was 100% not offside for the Gabby tap in, and his lobbed goal was correctly awarded. I honestly thought they applied the frame when there was separation from the foot.They changed the rules 2 seasons ago such that offside is determined when the passer first touches the ball. Other than that I totally agree with you. When there is no gap that is when the decision point is. Sterling's goal shouldn't have been disallowed if they had done that. Silva had clearly touched the ball 4 frames or 4/25ths of a second before the offside decision point.
As has been posted Andy Gray's piece is not accurate, he's basing his opinion on the pictures shown, but its not, its technology based and @SWP's back has posted an explanation of said technology, its there if you want to read it, this was also explained by Walton yesterday, but not no examples given, which PL managers and captains were shown in detail last week.Have you watched Andy Gray’s piece on it? He proves quite easily that someone in a van is picking frames. So it isn’t done by technology, someone picks the frame to use the technology.
The more casual fan seems to be more favour of it. The more hardcore (home and away type) less so. Not saying thats same with everyone though!Tradition.
It's usually older people.
Correct. As clearly vissible from Andy Grey's footage.If the rule is as you state, then Sterling offside was 100% not offside for the Gabby tap in, and his lobbed goal was correctly awarded. I honestly thought they applied the frame when there was separation from the foot.
As has been posted Andy Gray's piece is not accurate, he's basing his opinion on the pictures shown, but its not, its technology based and @SWP's back has posted an explanation of said technology, its there if you want to read it, this was also explained by Walton yesterday, but not no examples given, which PL managers and captains were shown in detail last week.
They showed it live.
For the first the result of it with the crosses and line to the floor.
For the second you actually saw it being drawn on the live footage (unless I’m going mental).
*they don’t show a 3D picture, that’s already in the computer. They show the TV picture. It’s why it doesn’t matter if a camera is 100% side on or not as it’s triangulated from whichever camera shows it clearest.