The executive producer and director of ThursdayNightFootball on PrimeVideo say they expect Amazon to make the stream as good as it can be for everyone.
For a good many people who watched the inaugural stream of Thursday Night Football on Amazon Prime Video, everything went off without a hitch. The football game was played, and it was absolutely watchable in the Prime Video app. Others, however, saw issues. It was hit-and-miss, as these things tend to be.
“People’s experiences in terms of the product — the streaming product — will be different based on a million different variables,” Deitsch said in his chat with Gaudelli and Pierre Moossa, who directs Thursday Night Football. “Where they live. What their internet connection is. The device they’re watching on. …”
“They’re very customer-oriented,” Gaudelli said. “And I think they’re gonna work like gangbusters to make sure everybody has that great experience. Obviously, there are so many factors outside their control — where do you live, what is your Wi-Fi like, what is the bandwidth? Who else is using it in your area? But they’re very consumer- and customer-drive, and I’m very hopeful that every week this is going to be less and less a thing.
“They have a whole place that we’re obsessed with called the AVOC,” Moossa said, “which is where they have every single device you can imagine — people monitoring, testing it. They go through every aspect of it. The amount of testing that is done, the amount of focusing on latency so it was the quickest possible experience.”
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