Simulcasting definition
Simulcasting means the transmission of a musical work over the Internet simultaneously with a Broadcast of that musical work by Licensee, where the work simulcast may not be permanently downloaded to the users computer.
Simulcasting means the live audio and visual transmission of a contest to another location for pari-mutuel wagering purposes.
Simulcasting means the simultaneous, unaltered, real-time streaming of the over-the-air broadcast signal of the station, or of another station that is part of the same network as the station, via the Internet or other similar computer network; (« diffusion simultanée »)
Examples of Simulcasting in a sentence
Simulcasting will not be required and building schedules will reflect this.
More Definitions of Simulcasting
Simulcasting means distributing a radio or television channel to subscribers in analogue and digital format. In order to watch the digital format a subscriber needs a decoder or settop box.
Simulcasting means the sale of pari- mutuel pools on interstate or intrastate televised pari- mutuel events as prescribed by the commission. The commission shall authorize simulcasting subject to the following conditions:
Simulcasting means simultaneously broadcasting a broadcasting service in both analog and digital form in accordance with the requirements of the Broadcasting Services Act 1992 or of any prescribed legislative provisions relating to digital broadcasting.
Simulcasting means broadcasting content of a mainstream media on an online platform;
Simulcasting as covered by this Agreement shall mean the non-interactive, simultaneous, unaltered and not permanently storable transmission (“Streaming”) of sound recordings included in a conventional broadcast via commonly accessible pages on the internet (World Wide Web) or mobile network services.