Ask questions, meet dancers, and be part of the conversation.
That is cool, yes.USDC and Emerald only streamed the Pros/Evening session.
Another awesome thing about this Ohio livestream is that I can leave, and when I come back, I can just move the arrow around to play the section that I missed. So I left the house and came back and watched parts I missed.
I have been posting the live streams as I see them. Most are "per event" I have not seen a daily stream for US events. But I love watching friends dance, so yes I jump in and out depending on when they are on the floor. (and the demands of my job/life) I also like watching the pro/am events because if I am dancing I am not seeing what others in my age/level are doing. This is the best way to see what others are doing.I don't think the issues is necessarily pro-am specifically. Cleveland Dancesport didn't stream anything.
I try to watch every competition my pro and his wife enters. That's "almost local". They went but there was no stream so I didn't see that one.
I started the livestream thread to encourage people to post streams as the find them. I'll pretty generally post if my pro and his wife enter a competition I can't watch live. I'm not going to check if there is a livestream for every competition.
They don't hire the vendor, the vendor wants to attend events so they can sell their services and they pay the comp. If you are selling ballroom shoes it is easier at a competition than trying to get someone to purchase online. So you go to where the customers are located.Do they hire a vendor? Or do the organizers accept bids and select the one that gives them the most money, either up front or percent of sales?
$100 does seem to be a lot for watching 4-8 hours of dancing. Per hour, that's more than a lot of people make. Maybe this is something the vendor is trying and will realize that they lose more in volume than they make from the higher price.
Most events I have streamed offered daily or session options. Like USDC below. Other comps had a price for the entire comp that was low and included everything. Empire cost 35 total. Occasionally, comps streamed for free.I have been posting the live streams as I see them. Most are "per event" I have not seen a daily stream for US events. But I love watching friends dance, so yes I jump in and out depending on when they are on the floor. (and the demands of my job/life) I also like watching the pro/am events because if I am dancing I am not seeing what others in my age/level are doing. This is the best way to see what others are doing.
Generally you can find the pro's on YouTube, but that is usually final only so if you know a pro that may not make finals streaming is an option.
dittoI happily forked $50, you know why? ... I'm having a good time chatting with people as we watch the live stream too. Totally worth $50.
dittoThe quality has been great,
Here's the funny thing. My guess is if you asked one of the many who have been streaming if they would record the 4 heats you want to see they might have done that for you. But I guess arguing that the things should work the way you want them is more fun.Most events I have streamed offered daily or session options. Like USDC below. Other comps had a price for the entire comp that was low and included everything. Empire cost 35 total. Occasionally, comps streamed for free.
Yes! I have enjoyed chatting with other dancers while watching the comp. I also enjoyed watching my friends compete.ditto
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USDC didn't stream Pro/Am.Most events I have streamed offered daily or session options. Like USDC below.
ChaCha1, you are the one who never, not even by accident, seem to agree with me on anything. I have already dropped all that discussion yesterday afternoon, wishing everyone happy viewings, before your evening posts. And I often respond positively to your comments, you never do! So don't give me the "it's more fun to argue line." While I am most certainly guilty of not walking away from this argument, so are you.Here's the funny thing. My guess is if you asked one of the many who have been streaming if they would record the 4 heats you want to see they might have done that for you. But I guess arguing that the things should work the way you want them is more fun.
Right, but we were talking about whether they (comps in general) stream daily or not.USDC didn't stream Pro/Am.
Most events don't stream Pro/Am.
Ohio is doing so well with this live stream!