DIVA
stands
for
Data
Integrated
Video
Application.
It’s
our
powerful
digital
media
application,
available
on
multiple
devices,
that
allows
users
to
enjoy
sport
content
as
never
before.
DIVA
enhances
the
viewing
experience
through
synchronized
data,
thanks
to
an
interface
specifically
designed
for
each
type
of
sport
and
event.
DIVA includes the following key elements:
High
quality
video
player
The
DIVA
video
player
provides
great
video
quality
with
no
buffering
thanks
to
adaptive
streaming
technology.
DVD-?type
features
(both
for
live
and
on-?demand
video)
allow
the
users
to
pause,
rewind,
fast
forward,
jump
back
in
the
stream
for
instant
replay,
and
watch
every
single
key
moment
in
slow
motion.
A
Rough
Cut
Editor
allows
Rights
Holders
to
quickly
and
efficiently
create
and
publish
video
clips,
edited
directly
from
the
live
feed.
Highly
detailed
data
synchronized
with
video
DIVA
provides
the
users
with
synchronized
data,
relevant
for
each
sport
giving
total
control
of
various
levels
of
data
through
specifically
designed
overlays.
Depending
on
the
sport,
overlays
include
team
stats
&
player
stats,
heat
maps,
live
standings,
score
detail
and
more,
all
synchronized
at
any
point
of
the
video,
live
and
on-?demand.
Intuitive
navigation
DIVA
allows
a
smooth
user
experience
through
overlay
navigation.
The
Play-?by-?Play
and
the
video
timeline
markers
allow
fans
to
select
key
events
at
any
point
in
the
timeline
at
the
click
of
a
button.
Users
have
the
possibility
to
watch
up
to
4
simultaneous
live
events
using
Picture
in
Picture
or
Quad-?view
functionalities.
In
case
of
concurrent
events
some
alerts
are
available
(e.g
a
goal
alert
in
Football,
a
try
in
Rugby…)
for
the
user
not
to
miss
a
single
moment
of
the
best
sport
action
available.
State
of
the
art
design
DIVA
is
an
embedded
object
that
provides
simple
integration
into
Right
Holders
websites.
It
can
be
easily
reskined
to
follow
a
broadcaster’s
brand
guidelines
on
top
of
the
original
start
of
the
art
design
of
the
application.
Social
networks
integration
DIVA’s
great
engaging
user
experience
is
also
made
possible
thanks
to
social
networking
features
-
including
moderated
user
commentaries,
Twitter
feed,
and
sharing
of
video
or
single
event
(e.g.
a
goal
in
Football,
a
World
Record
in
Athletics…)
on
Facebook,
Twitter
or
by
mail
.
Monetization
and
tracking
DIVA
natively
integrates
Google
Analytics
for
a
tracking
of
the
video
views
and
overlay/navigation
interaction.
It
also
includes
a
large
number
of
advertsing
options,
including
video
pre-roll
and
sponsoring
of
the
player,
to
allow
Right
Holders
to
optimize
the
monetization
of
their
content.
DIVA has been so far delivered to some of our clients under the following versions:
- DIVA Core: The non-sport specific version of DIVA features all the basic options of the application, including adaptive streaming, overlay and timeline navigation or Social network integration. It’s a great fit for the coverage of an event that doesn’t require the integration of a data feed but instead an editorial input. Editors can cover live events by writing live comment and link it to video moments, as well as adding manual markers to the timeline.
- Channel 4 has been using DIVA Core for their online coverage of the 2011 IAAF World Championship in Athletics and the BT Paralympic World Cup.
- DIVA Multisport: DIVA Core functionalities plus full-page design/overlays, Play-By-Play, statistic data synchronization, etc. Targeted to the full set of Summer Olympic sports.
- Terra and CTV will be using DIVA Multisport for their online coverage of the 2012 London Olympic Games.
- DIVA Football: The first version of DIVA available is integrating a deep set of data for live football including Team & player stats, heatmaps, passes and distance details or goal alert
- Sky Sport uses DIVA Football for their online coverage of the UEFA Champions League since last season.
- DIVA Rugby: The Rugby version is featuring the DIVA core functionalities, adding specific rugby data such as score details, team and player stats or try alert
- The IRB has been using DIVA Rugby for their online coverage of the 2011 Rugby World Cup and Sky Sport for their online coverage of the Heineken Cup.
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03. Havas Sports & Entertainment
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