Motorvision TV
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| TV channels ( pay TV ) | |
| Program type | Division program |
| reception | DVB-C , DVB-S2 , IPTV , streaming TV |
| Image resolution | ( Entry missing ) |
| Start of transmission | May 25, 2009 |
| owner | German Car TV Programm GmbH |
| executive Director | Raimund Koehler |
| List of TV channels | |
| Website | |
Motorvision TV is a German pay TV broadcaster and the first German car broadcaster. Motorvision TV can be received via Sky Deutschland (formerly Premiere), IPTV and streaming TV.
history
The station is operated by German Car TV Programm GmbH and has been broadcasting its program since May 25, 2009. Michael Gabrielides and Raimund Köhler are the managing directors. Two years after the channel started , Motorvision presented its first HD channel for the Middle East and North Africa at the Dubai Motor Show . Expansion began in November 2011 on the pay-TV platform Orbit Showtime Network . In 2014 Motorvision TV was available in 18 countries. Among other things, there are offshoots for the French market and Australia , for which there is also an HD version. Further expansion into other European countries is planned.
In 2014, the station had 35 employees.
reception
Satellite:
Sky Germany (in SD)
Electric wire:
Unitymedia (in SD and HD)
UPC Austria (in HD)
UPC Switzerland (in HD)
IPTV:
Telekom EntertainTV (in SD and HD)
Streaming TV:
Amazon Video (in HD)
Watch it! (in SD)
TV.de (in SD)
Waipu.tv
program
In numerous magazines and report formats, Motorvision TV shows the latest car models, classic old and youngtimers, the wide range of all-wheel-drive vehicles, high-quality noble bodies, souped-up tuning vehicles and trends in the motorcycle market, as well as background reports on motorsport, road safety, mobile travel, design, used cars and the latest innovations in the field of environmentally friendly cars of the future.
In February 2012 it was announced that the Daytona 500 and at least ten other races of the NASCAR Sprint Cup would be broadcast live exclusively in German-speaking countries, plus all ten Chase-for-the-Sprint-Cup races. For all races that were not shown live, a one-hour summary was broadcast on Mondays. Commentators on the NASCAR broadcasts (or speakers of the highlights) are Lenz Leberkern , Mario Fritzsche , Pete Fink and Stefan Heinrich . Because the Daytona 500 2012 had to be postponed for a day due to rain and a collision between (ex-) NASCAR driver Juan Pablo Montoya with a track drying vehicle, motorsport expert Jacques Schulz was even used as a guest commentator.
In September 2012 the station revised its program structure and introduced themed days. For example, while entertainment formats such as Top Gear and Top Gear USA are on the program on Mondays , on Tuesdays everything revolves around classic cars. Infotainment formats are set on Wednesdays, and on Thursdays, feature films related to a car are shown for the first time at Motorvision. The weekend starts on Fridays with the Lifestyle theme day, followed by action and stunt programs on Saturdays, including the Stunt Heroes format developed together with action concept . Sunday is all about motorsport.
In 2014, Motorvision TV showed 25 of NASCAR's 36 Sprint Cup races , during which it was announced that it had secured the rights to the first NASCAR division up to and including 2017.
Motorvision TV has been broadcasting all 36 championship races of the Sprint Cup live since 2015, and the Truck Series races are also broadcast as highlights. The Sprint Unlimited and the All-Star Race will also be shown in highlight form.
Web links
Footnotes
- ↑ Streaming TV reception website from Motorvision TV. Retrieved May 5, 2017.
- ↑ Motorvision starts HD channels in the Middle East ( Memento from July 15, 2014 in the Internet Archive )
- ↑ Motorvision TV starts international channel ( Memento from October 7, 2011 in the Internet Archive )
- ↑ a b c d DWDL.de : "The structure of the GfK panel is a headache" , July 9, 2014
- ↑ Motorvision TV: With a big program offensive in the autumn , in digitalfernsehen.de from September 5, 2012, accessed on November 18, 2012