demoscene.tv
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 Demoscene |
|---|
| Concepts |
| Demo - Demoparty - Effects - Demogroup - Compo |
| Parties |
| Current: Alternative Party - Assembly - Breakpoint - Buenzli - Evoke - The Gathering |
| Past: Mekka & Symposium - The Party - Scene Event |
| Websites |
| Hornet Archive - Pouët - Scene.org - demoscene.tv |
demoscene.tv (DTV for short) is a free Internet television service dedicated to broadcast demos to the demoscene. Their repertoire includes a large portion of well-known demoscene releases, intros and wild demos, but also reports and footage from demoparties. They currently host four different channels: Realtime, Oldskool, Wilds and Releases.
demoscene.tv was established in 2004 by members of the French demogroup Wipe, originally as a simple broadcasting channel to provide a streaming video solution to view demos 24/7. The channel has since expanded itself with a bona fide live team, visiting various demoscene parties and in some cases, broadcasting the events of the party live, allowing people who were unable to attend to be able to e.g. watch the compos - this reached it's climax in 2006 when the liveteam reported from 9 demoparties from all around Europe. (Breakpoint, Demozone [1], Assembly [2], Evoke, Buenzli [3], Inercia, Function [4], Main and tUM [5])
The channel uses Nullsoft Streaming Video to relay its footage to the viewer.
The channel receives its main support from ADAN, a French organization dedicated for computer art.[6]
