WMM is not and has never been "built into" Windows. When it was available, it was download only, most people didn't even know it existed, and it hasn't even been a thing since Windows 7. Also it was terrible and extremely limited.
I have WMM on my Window 10 machine and I didn't download it. Whether it's built in or downloaded is unimportant, as long as it will run, which it does. I agree that it has its limitations.
I don't know how you got it if you didn't download it. None of my Windows 10 machines have it, nor do any of the others I've seen. The last stable release of WMM was in 2012. Microsoft doesn't offer support for it anymore, you can't even download it from an official source. Story Remix was meant to replace it, and now that I know it exists, I see that it is built in to Windows 10, but only if you have the Fall Creators Update.. it's part of the Photos app, so it's very well hidden. There's no indication anywhere I've seen that it exists unless you specifically open the Photos app (which I never do, because I never used it). So, a few points: 1. Apparently, according to Wikipedia, WMM was included in Windows ME, XP, and Vista. I used both XP and Vista and never new it existed back then, so it must have been very well hidden (I have been using Windows since 95, skipped ME because it was trash). 2. It _does_ matter whether it is built in or downloaded, because of the specific wording used in this video. If you don't understand that, you didn't understand my comment. 3. There is video editing software built into the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update that is very well hidden (mentioned above). I have verified that it exists, but I haven't tried to use it, so I can't say how functional it is.
I think they probably record these episodes months in advance. And probably more than one video, too. It probably helps to have it queued up and ready for a regularly scheduled upload. That's the only explanation I can think of.
Well even if they did that, why would they say that in the video? it wouldnt make sense to make a script they know would be months late, like what if you see a video in march about how its holiday season, meaning christmas and newyears.
And that is why during snow games the line goes over players if they are wearing any white. When it snows, they have to add certain types of whites to the mix as well, some of which match player’s uniforms.
"A football broadcast probably has something for you-- even if you didn't realise it" I see you there, SciShow. Trying to get me to watch sports willingly, huh?
Unless it involves putting me in one of those super fancy suites on the 50 yard line that costs per game more than I make in a year, catered food with wait staff and a super fancy limo ride from my front door to the suites front door, me + foot ball = NO. Even with all the above, you'd still get a probably not.
I've been wondering this since I was a kid. Of course, because I was a kid, I thought there were actually people picking up the line and moving it lol.
They kinda did, dudes use to stand to the side with giant markers that they had to place right on the line in question. Another job lost to technology. Bastards!
Great video. Also, I know sports science videos are not popular here, but they often times can talk about something complex like that yellow line and explain it in ways with a very accessible context (There is plenty of American football videos with that line on RUclips.) Also thanks for not forgetting there are Sci show fans who are also sports fans as well.
Wrong. Her voice, although it has gotten better, is still nails-on-chalkboard-tier. Also despite being the least popular host, she's in almost every single video now.
There is also a CRAZY amount of money spent on lighting in stadiums to ensure that a high CRI (colour rendering index) is maintained on the field for TV recording equipment to pick up the action properly, also alot of modelling is done to ensure that the ball is never in a shadow
CODMarioWarfare I wonder if they could change it on the fly or if it'd cause issues with the white on the players jerseys. It could be too complex to alter it in the moment without double checking to see if it was correct or not
I have to share this with my brother since just yesterday we had a conversation about this particular topic during the Bulldogs and Sooners game at the ROSE BOWL
As an Irish person I've watched the Superbowl for the last few years but not had a clue what the terminology means. Thanks to this video I have a better idea.
downs = tries to get 10 yards (1st try=1st down 2nd try=2nd down, 3rd try=3rd down, 4th try=4th down) accomplish 10 yards movement = 4 more tries... or downs (that's the yellow line! get the ball there, you get 4 more tries!) the underlining strategy is you can make it look like you are going for a 1st down (aka the yellow line= 4 more tries) and go all the way for an actual touchdown. You can go with either. You can make it look like you are going for a touch down and then go for a 1st down. And you could try and do both at the same time! They could throw it short for a 1st down, or throw it long and go for a touch down.
As a person who doesn't follow football, I literally always thought that a down was when the ball stopped moving. Like the guy running with it gets tackled, so he's down. And then if a team gets tackled four times without scoring then they suck and the other team gets a try. All this nonsense about 10 yards just seems needlessly complicated.
There is lots of consternation over whether Princess/General Leia could survive her brief space walk (sky walk!) in The Last Jedi. How about an episode where you tell us what would happen to a person who is completely unprotected in the vacuum of space, and how long they could survive (I have read it is about 2 minutes).
What happens if someone secretly feeds u an addictive substance in something u consume daily, like a cup of juice? Do u become addicted to juice? Does the juice quench the urge like a placebo effect?
If it's a physically addictive substance, they're addicted to the substance. It wouldn't have a placebo effect (at least a lasting one) If you used conditioning however you could cause the effects you describe, but that would be psychological rather than a chemical dependency. What you describe would also make you a sociopath and land you in jail if you were caught, which is pretty likely if it's something the person is consuming it often; unless they _only_ got it from you, you'd get busted when they notice the difference. If you've never heard of it before, google Pavlovian responses. And don't actually do this, ever.
Charziken909 no you won't save gas by driving faster even though you get to your destination faster, the increased fuel usage far outweighes the shorter time
I was hoping they would go a little further, I have always wondered how they render it when it begins to snow. The field starts one color, and develops into another. Do they just have someone editing it as they go?
I was just wondering that! I can't believe they go to the trouble. I feel like the first person to suggest it would have been booted out the window cartoon style. But there you have it. Thanks, SciShow!
literally ended the day before this video was published. I think they are jumping on postseason hype because other than the pats and stealers being 1st and 2nd seed, the parity this season (especially in the NFC) has realy shaken up things.
I have a quick question , me and my friends went out for the new year and obviously we had a drink , we drank vodka at pre drinks and when we got to the event me and one of my mates bought beer i threw mine away cos it didnt taste nice (i have had the same beer before and i do not remember it tasting like that)but he drank the rest of his, when he was ordering a drink the lady asked him a question 2 times and he passed out just like that and fell to the floor, later on i felt like i was going to pass out 3 times but luckily i did not , i have been told it is bad to mix beer with any other alcohol , we were also smoking cigarettes if that matters, so could someone please explain why was it he passed out ? Is it the mix of alcohol or the cigarettes or do you think there is something wrong with the beer due to its bad taste
How does it know when to move? Are there sensors in the orange thing? Or somebody sitting behind a computer moving it. It really can't be that complicated.
*...this was supposed to be "science" not 'technology'-like, why ten yards is effectual for game play, even some history like whether any other standard deviation has been used, how the measurement depends on adult-player size, height, weight, sprinting speed... if, there's science in the game parameters, there should be science in the show...*
The ball in American football is a foot in length. This is why the game is called "football". When soccer started to become popular in the US, they couldn't call it football because that would be confusing. They instead borrowed the originally British term "soccer", which is an abbreviation of As"soc"iation Football. There, I hope people read this before starting stupid arguments in the comment section.
Well, i have no clue about football but have seen the same technology being used in cricket matches here in India! It looks amazing and now i know how it works! Thank you SciShow!
FINALLY! This video has ended my quest to discover the black magic required for the line of scrimmage / first-down graphics. Now that I finally have an answer I can understand why the secret eluded me so long. Why would anyone go to that much trouble for just a dumb football game? Thank you SciShow!
Wouldn't it be a lot simpler to just draw the line on the field? Why go to so much trouble to have a virtual yellow line? (I don't watch sports so I really don't know if this somehow adds a lot to the game.)
It was impressive tech back when they first started doing it. Now when the average smart phone can do AR/VR and a desktop can do 4k 60fps rendering, a bunch of camera sensors and a 3d map of the field doesn't seem all that impressive.
all I'm saying is that it's the same principle. also why would you need an app to do that? If you are really at the game you can see it better without looking through your phone and they have makers on the side of the field for the 1st down
*_...as Science goes, the Scoring of Football is very unscientific, but technological: Referees know the technology of scoring but when they come to an unusual situation their responses approximate 'the odor of' uncollected garbage (there are worse)-for example the receiver catches the football just as [he] crosses the Endline inside the Corner Pylons but does-not-touch the Endzone, instead landing foot outside the Sideline, obviously-not-a-"touch, down", but the Referees-call-them-that, call, " Touchdown"-like, what, language, are they speaking-it's a 'Manned Field Goal' (4 pts)..._*
Never gave much thought about those first down lines before, especially how they are not 'painted' over the players when they are crossing it and stuff. Pretty interesting thing to know about. Now tell me this Sci Show, what is going on with those 3D-looking, field-angle-defining logos in Rugby matches on TV. Are those painted on the field? Or ar they computer generated as well?
American football should switch from yards to meters. A first down would be about 1 yard longer than it is now, and American football fields would be about 10 yards longer. Some stadiums would need some tweaking, but most would be fine.
Hmm, seems pretty expensive to measure every new field and report exact camera angles. With todays home computers, you can make a live frequency analysis that can determine where the white lines are. If you have some measure of where the starting point for the attacking team is, and if the white lines are 10 yards apart and at least two are in the pixture, you can use this frequency to draw a parallel line on the field ten yards from the starting point live, without any additional external measurement needed. The fact that this is a camera feed would make the algorithm even more robust as you have earlier images to compare to. The occlusion of the line by players is solved in real-time already, as the video stated, so that also is no problem. Should be possible for the NFL to set up a decent computer somewhere to perform these calculations and forget about all that measuring and camera angle and position measurements. I am not an American though, so maybe I misunderstood something about that line.
You should introduce this by saying its concussion season. We laugh at Rome for lead in their wine then we pay our best athletes to go injure themselves for our amusement.
why can I understand her explanation of the algorithm of how a computer replaces pixels of a specific area perfectly without disturbing other pixels based on other computers information but can't understand her explanation of a "down" is..
They call it downs because whenever the ball carrier goes “down” the play ends. You get four of them to make it ten yards from the start also known as the Line if Scrimmage. Basically, you get four tries to try and make it across the first down marker (The thing that resets your downs and is ten yards from the start). Most teams don’t use all four and just kick the ball to the other team on their last down.
Wow that's a pretty painstaking, time consuming and maticulous process and all done just for your entertainment. It actually reminds me of some of the incredibly time consuming lengths many ancient people went to just to get a building or a work of art just right.
People are so dumb. It's called football because it's played on-foot, meaning you run around with a ball. Stop getting butt-hurt about people calling Gridiron "football" because it's perfectly fine for it to be called that.
"The video editing software built into your computer" ...
Apparently the writer of this episode has never used a Windows PC.
WMM is not and has never been "built into" Windows. When it was available, it was download only, most people didn't even know it existed, and it hasn't even been a thing since Windows 7. Also it was terrible and extremely limited.
I have WMM on my Window 10 machine and I didn't download it. Whether it's built in or downloaded is unimportant, as long as it will run, which it does. I agree that it has its limitations.
I don't know how you got it if you didn't download it. None of my Windows 10 machines have it, nor do any of the others I've seen.
The last stable release of WMM was in 2012. Microsoft doesn't offer support for it anymore, you can't even download it from an official source.
Story Remix was meant to replace it, and now that I know it exists, I see that it is built in to Windows 10, but only if you have the Fall Creators Update.. it's part of the Photos app, so it's very well hidden. There's no indication anywhere I've seen that it exists unless you specifically open the Photos app (which I never do, because I never used it).
So, a few points:
1. Apparently, according to Wikipedia, WMM was included in Windows ME, XP, and Vista. I used both XP and Vista and never new it existed back then, so it must have been very well hidden (I have been using Windows since 95, skipped ME because it was trash).
2. It _does_ matter whether it is built in or downloaded, because of the specific wording used in this video. If you don't understand that, you didn't understand my comment.
3. There is video editing software built into the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update that is very well hidden (mentioned above). I have verified that it exists, but I haven't tried to use it, so I can't say how functional it is.
I have to admit that the yellow line has intrigued me since they started doing it. Thanks Olivia. Great explanation.
CrankyPants how old are u?
You must be ancient
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"It's football season" she says the day after the end of the regular season...
I think they probably record these episodes months in advance. And probably more than one video, too. It probably helps to have it queued up and ready for a regularly scheduled upload. That's the only explanation I can think of.
Liionheart, probably. But they should've either uploaded it earlier or written it so it works at any time.
Dixie Normas lol of course
lol
Well even if they did that, why would they say that in the video? it wouldnt make sense to make a script they know would be months late, like what if you see a video in march about how its holiday season, meaning christmas and newyears.
3:10 so THAT'S why the snow makes the line glitch out sometimes
You're the worst kind of person.
And that is why during snow games the line goes over players if they are wearing any white. When it snows, they have to add certain types of whites to the mix as well, some of which match player’s uniforms.
That yellow line isn't really on the field? It's fake? The NFL has been _line_ to us.
Master Therion god damnit
puncaik.
this is great
Someone ram this guy
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"A football broadcast probably has something for you-- even if you didn't realise it"
I see you there, SciShow. Trying to get me to watch sports willingly, huh?
Unless it involves putting me in one of those super fancy suites on the 50 yard line that costs per game more than I make in a year, catered food with wait staff and a super fancy limo ride from my front door to the suites front door, me + foot ball = NO. Even with all the above, you'd still get a probably not.
I've been wondering this since I was a kid.
Of course, because I was a kid, I thought there were actually people picking up the line and moving it lol.
They kinda did, dudes use to stand to the side with giant markers that they had to place right on the line in question.
Another job lost to technology. Bastards!
@@wizardtim8573 They actually still do that!
Great video. Also, I know sports science videos are not popular here, but they often times can talk about something complex like that yellow line and explain it in ways with a very accessible context (There is plenty of American football videos with that line on RUclips.) Also thanks for not forgetting there are Sci show fans who are also sports fans as well.
The thing that gets me is the yellow highlighter over pucks in American nhl streams
Ah, so that's why the people who made the first down line got an Emmy
Why so many dislikes? This is a very informative and well done video!
Mr. Creasy People hate Olivia for no damn reason at all.
Eurotrash complaining about the title "Football"
Wrong. Her voice, although it has gotten better, is still nails-on-chalkboard-tier. Also despite being the least popular host, she's in almost every single video now.
Her hand gestures and facial expressions are incredibly over exaggerated and annoying... plus her voice 😷
'Cause Sports suck!
There is also a CRAZY amount of money spent on lighting in stadiums to ensure that a high CRI (colour rendering index) is maintained on the field for TV recording equipment to pick up the action properly, also alot of modelling is done to ensure that the ball is never in a shadow
So during the super snowy conditions of the buffalo bills game why couldn't I see the line? Was it because of that color thing she was explaining?
Yeah. It's like if somebody drops a microphone in front of a green screen; it'll get put into the shot because the computer is only removing green.
CODMarioWarfare I wonder if they could change it on the fly or if it'd cause issues with the white on the players jerseys. It could be too complex to alter it in the moment without double checking to see if it was correct or not
I have to share this with my brother since just yesterday we had a conversation about this particular topic during the Bulldogs and Sooners game at the ROSE BOWL
This just explained football more clearly than anyone else has.
As an Irish person I've watched the Superbowl for the last few years but not had a clue what the terminology means. Thanks to this video I have a better idea.
Actually not really
Have you ever asked someone to explain it like you did by clicking on this video? The mechanics of football are simple, the rules are not
downs = tries to get 10 yards (1st try=1st down 2nd try=2nd down, 3rd try=3rd down, 4th try=4th down)
accomplish 10 yards movement = 4 more tries... or downs (that's the yellow line! get the ball there, you get 4 more tries!)
the underlining strategy is you can make it look like you are going for a 1st down (aka the yellow line= 4 more tries) and go all the way for an actual touchdown. You can go with either. You can make it look like you are going for a touch down and then go for a 1st down. And you could try and do both at the same time! They could throw it short for a 1st down, or throw it long and go for a touch down.
As a person who doesn't follow football, I literally always thought that a down was when the ball stopped moving. Like the guy running with it gets tackled, so he's down. And then if a team gets tackled four times without scoring then they suck and the other team gets a try. All this nonsense about 10 yards just seems needlessly complicated.
I've wondered how that was done for a long time. I figured it was just sensors that got moved manually like the markers on the sidelines.
There is lots of consternation over whether Princess/General Leia could survive her brief space walk (sky walk!) in The Last Jedi. How about an episode where you tell us what would happen to a person who is completely unprotected in the vacuum of space, and how long they could survive (I have read it is about 2 minutes).
I've wondered this for years, but didn't want my computer to think it was stolen because I did a search for football.
Ah, football. How do dey get dem lines dere. Answering the questions people need to know. Youre doing god's work, sci-show
What happens if someone secretly feeds u an addictive substance in something u consume daily, like a cup of juice?
Do u become addicted to juice?
Does the juice quench the urge like a placebo effect?
If it's a physically addictive substance, they're addicted to the substance. It wouldn't have a placebo effect (at least a lasting one)
If you used conditioning however you could cause the effects you describe, but that would be psychological rather than a chemical dependency.
What you describe would also make you a sociopath and land you in jail if you were caught, which is pretty likely if it's something the person is consuming it often; unless they _only_ got it from you, you'd get busted when they notice the difference.
If you've never heard of it before, google Pavlovian responses. And don't actually do this, ever.
Saw this on Vox
excel366 congratulations.
Their video was much better, too.
Oh no, we will see if you can get your time refunded!! , are you OK!!
It would have been nice to mention that there was an Emmy win for the people who first made this technology.
Can you save gas by driving slower (pushing your car less) or by driving faster (getting to your destination quickly so u spend less time driving)
Charziken909 depends on your cars transmission. It's all about maximizing distance / engine rpm so as to maximize miles per gallon
Because of friction, option one
TheMrAlexi
I rephrased it. I meant, can doing either of those things save u gas.
Charziken909 no you won't save gas by driving faster even though you get to your destination faster, the increased fuel usage far outweighes the shorter time
TheMrAlexi
Thanks for the info.
What about driving slower, not pushing your car so hard.
Isn’t TV not really 30fps? Pretty sure it’s interlaced or something as well too.
Great video!
I found it very informative & interesting.
I don't know what I learned more about, the science or the football. THANK YOU SCISHOW!!!! But WILL YOU PLEASE DO A VIDEO ON GLIOMAS???
I was hoping they would go a little further, I have always wondered how they render it when it begins to snow. The field starts one color, and develops into another. Do they just have someone editing it as they go?
ruclips.net/video/1Oqm6eO6deU/видео.html
Thank you!
Glad to help.
1:18 best description about american football (a mild fan of both sports)
When I was at school they had a saying: ‘play the game for the games sake’ I just thought I would add to the info!
oh so in other words 'play the game for literally no reason whatsoever'
I was just wondering that! I can't believe they go to the trouble. I feel like the first person to suggest it would have been booted out the window cartoon style. But there you have it. Thanks, SciShow!
Do we need to be a patreon to ask/have a question answered?
seems to be that way. iirc, Michael also says so in his videos
Willow76ny to make money
ozdergecko bummer. Thanks.
I think there's a small chance that they do it if your subject suggestion is extremely interesting to them. Patreons always go first though.
Football season is almost over
Carlos Nino the Playoff season is about to begin though
literally ended the day before this video was published. I think they are jumping on postseason hype because other than the pats and stealers being 1st and 2nd seed, the parity this season (especially in the NFC) has realy shaken up things.
True but New Years day is one of the most popular days for college football.
The video is scripted like the season is underway.
Carlos, my grandfather said the same thing. "it's what the mob wanted"
he was a giants fan and after he died the pats went 18-1
Let's not forget the blue line for line of scrimmage....1st down line turns red on 4th down and the field goal target line with the writing in it.
I have a quick question , me and my friends went out for the new year and obviously we had a drink , we drank vodka at pre drinks and when we got to the event me and one of my mates bought beer i threw mine away cos it didnt taste nice (i have had the same beer before and i do not remember it tasting like that)but he drank the rest of his, when he was ordering a drink the lady asked him a question 2 times and he passed out just like that and fell to the floor, later on i felt like i was going to pass out 3 times but luckily i did not , i have been told it is bad to mix beer with any other alcohol , we were also smoking cigarettes if that matters, so could someone please explain why was it he passed out ? Is it the mix of alcohol or the cigarettes or do you think there is something wrong with the beer due to its bad taste
If you guys haven’t already can you make a video on how plant seed are made?
Welp, that yellow line is way more awesome than I every would have guessed.
How does it know when to move? Are there sensors in the orange thing? Or somebody sitting behind a computer moving it. It really can't be that complicated.
Olivia, you did a good job with this one.
It is actually 60 times every second Olivia. Most programming is 60Hz nowadays.
My understanding is some of the teams colors changed too to make the keying more accurate.
This is way more interesting than the actual game!
Beeston Midget it's not
Although I am not a sports fan I could go to a game in person and have fun. I would probably fall asleep if I had to watch it at home.
B Marti says the one who watches 9 hour long videos on "duel links"
Cody Sprigg Lmao minecraft is more entertaining to watch then football now stfu and gtfo before you make yourself anymore of a laughing stock.
*...this was supposed to be "science" not 'technology'-like, why ten yards is effectual for game play, even some history like whether any other standard deviation has been used, how the measurement depends on adult-player size, height, weight, sprinting speed... if, there's science in the game parameters, there should be science in the show...*
I honestly thought it was just old-school croma-key technology and the field served as a green-screen - thanks for the knowledge upgrade!
The proper term is the line of scrimmage... other than that fascinating video, I love graphics and animation
Ricardo The Jenius The line of scrimmage is where the ball starts on the play
They shouldve had someone host this that actually sounds like they watch football
Syn Stilo The video is about the digital manipulation of a nonexistent line. Did you even watch it?
The ball in American football is a foot in length. This is why the game is called "football". When soccer started to become popular in the US, they couldn't call it football because that would be confusing. They instead borrowed the originally British term "soccer", which is an abbreviation of As"soc"iation Football. There, I hope people read this before starting stupid arguments in the comment section.
0:49 Which software is this?
avi12 Final Cut Pro x (it’s only available on Mac)
But it is impossible to do live as far as I know in Finalcut and most other editing software.
OBS to stuff Live
Well, i have no clue about football but have seen the same technology being used in cricket matches here in India! It looks amazing and now i know how it works! Thank you SciShow!
How does it make the line if it unpredictably snows
That was a question I had for a long while. Thanks
People still hate on Olivia?? Damn y'all, she's way better than she used to be. Give her some credit.
FINALLY! This video has ended my quest to discover the black magic required for the line of scrimmage / first-down graphics. Now that I finally have an answer I can understand why the secret eluded me so long. Why would anyone go to that much trouble for just a dumb football game? Thank you SciShow!
Could you please thank Stan Honey for this. He is also the guy that said "what if we put a dot on a moving map in a car?"
Wouldn't it be a lot simpler to just draw the line on the field? Why go to so much trouble to have a virtual yellow line? (I don't watch sports so I really don't know if this somehow adds a lot to the game.)
It would take way too long to draw every play and penalty
They have sideline markers for the people IRL to use for reference
One day VR will let me have a live front row seat at the Super Bowl
Would love to see the amount of work that goes in to scanning Boise State's field.
I always wondered how they did that! Thanks for explaining it!
This is way more interesting than the sport I actually feel like watching the sport now
Now this was one hell of a informative video.....
It was impressive tech back when they first started doing it. Now when the average smart phone can do AR/VR and a desktop can do 4k 60fps rendering, a bunch of camera sensors and a 3d map of the field doesn't seem all that impressive.
ThreadThatHas NoEnd maybe a very nice desktop lol
all depends on your settings. and what you're doing. a single line on a mostly flat field is easy for any computer to do
If anything it sounds needlessly tedious by todays standards
The average smartphone AR/VR can’t do the job. Or else we’d be able to add in the yellow line on our phones in a live game. You see an app for that?
all I'm saying is that it's the same principle. also why would you need an app to do that? If you are really at the game you can see it better without looking through your phone and they have makers on the side of the field for the 1st down
*_...as Science goes, the Scoring of Football is very unscientific, but technological: Referees know the technology of scoring but when they come to an unusual situation their responses approximate 'the odor of' uncollected garbage (there are worse)-for example the receiver catches the football just as [he] crosses the Endline inside the Corner Pylons but does-not-touch the Endzone, instead landing foot outside the Sideline, obviously-not-a-"touch, down", but the Referees-call-them-that, call, " Touchdown"-like, what, language, are they speaking-it's a 'Manned Field Goal' (4 pts)..._*
Now I know a tiny bit about football.
Am I a bad American for knowing approximately nothing about American Football?
A Tr You're not bad at all. If it doesn't interest you, don't sweat it.
fun fact: the yellow line won an Emmy.
Olivia with the mini-dab at 0:12
35 jocks were upset to find out how nerdy their game broadcast is.
If you watch football, you know what a first down is
American Football: the weirdest celebration of the imperial system.
It's playoff and bowl game time now. American Football season started 18 weeks ago.
mangle So?
So the video starts "It's football season!"
I have always thought the field was being used as a giant green screen and turns out I was mostly right about it
Never gave much thought about those first down lines before, especially how they are not 'painted' over the players when they are crossing it and stuff. Pretty interesting thing to know about.
Now tell me this Sci Show, what is going on with those 3D-looking, field-angle-defining logos in Rugby matches on TV. Are those painted on the field? Or ar they computer generated as well?
Now explain the efficiency of a spread offense in the modern super bowl era, v. the wishbone and any type of running offense.
3:50 I think football is actually broadcast at 60fps
season finished on new year's eve, we are in play-offs
What I want to know is how they did this in the 80's and 90's.
they didn't in the 80's, it started in 1996 in NHL but people hated the halo on the pock, so in 1998 they use that tech on NFL
Idk I always thought they used the green of the field as like a green screen and just layered on top the yellow line
Is water wet?
Is... this a reupload?
They should make the video on the technology behind goal line technology
Shoutout to the Titans @1:22 ayeee
American football should switch from yards to meters. A first down would be about 1 yard longer than it is now, and American football fields would be about 10 yards longer. Some stadiums would need some tweaking, but most would be fine.
why would they change it? it seems kinda pointless
The video starts at 1:56
Need to use some of that technology to remove the vertical lines from your glasses.
Hmm, seems pretty expensive to measure every new field and report exact camera angles. With todays home computers, you can make a live frequency analysis that can determine where the white lines are. If you have some measure of where the starting point for the attacking team is, and if the white lines are 10 yards apart and at least two are in the pixture, you can use this frequency to draw a parallel line on the field ten yards from the starting point live, without any additional external measurement needed. The fact that this is a camera feed would make the algorithm even more robust as you have earlier images to compare to. The occlusion of the line by players is solved in real-time already, as the video stated, so that also is no problem.
Should be possible for the NFL to set up a decent computer somewhere to perform these calculations and forget about all that measuring and camera angle and position measurements.
I am not an American though, so maybe I misunderstood something about that line.
You should introduce this by saying its concussion season. We laugh at Rome for lead in their wine then we pay our best athletes to go injure themselves for our amusement.
OH MY GOD THIS WHOLE TIME I THOUGHT THE LINE WAS REALLY THERE
Highschool football season has been finished for a month now, college football season is pretty much finished too
why can I understand her explanation of the algorithm of how a computer replaces pixels of a specific area perfectly without disturbing other pixels based on other computers information but can't understand her explanation of a "down" is..
They call it downs because whenever the ball carrier goes “down” the play ends. You get four of them to make it ten yards from the start also known as the Line if Scrimmage. Basically, you get four tries to try and make it across the first down marker (The thing that resets your downs and is ten yards from the start). Most teams don’t use all four and just kick the ball to the other team on their last down.
"It's Football season!", She says the day after the regular season ends.....
They should go from calling it American Football to GridIron
Wow that's a pretty painstaking, time consuming and maticulous process and all done just for your entertainment.
It actually reminds me of some of the incredibly time consuming lengths many ancient people went to just to get a building or a work of art just right.
Those glasses really augment her homeliness.
0:17 missed the San Diego Chargers
"Like the famous bump near the old 10 yard line of Giants Stadium." Jimmy Hoffa?
Really enjoyed this episode. Well done! Now if we could protect their brains better...
Can you please do a video on why and how the human body is able to free dive so deep
People are so dumb. It's called football because it's played on-foot, meaning you run around with a ball. Stop getting butt-hurt about people calling Gridiron "football" because it's perfectly fine for it to be called that.
NatoCaloGaming it’s because the ball is a foot long
Actually, its not.
Chris Hinton it was originally a foot long
It's literally the day after the last game of the season, that isn't exactly "football season"... Only playoffs and the Super Bowl left.
I've been wondering how they do that ever since they started doing that
Really? In all these years, it never occurred to you that it's probably done by, like, computers? Really?
tyrroo yes of course it's computers. But it's a lot more complicated and in-depth process than just simply "computers"
Very true. Was just teasing you anyway, have a good day!
Why do I feel like much of the scishow audience really did require the explanation of what a first down was?
(if you don’t like Olivia speed up the video at least 1.5 times and it gets way better)