July 20th - 22nd: Parookaville, Germany, page 1

https://www.telekom.com/en/media/media-information/archive/parookaville-to-be-streamed-live-on-magentamusik-360-532146

Parookaville is Germany's top festival for fans of electronic dance music. This year's event, which will take place July 20-22, 2018, features a lineup of the world's top DJs, including David Guetta, Martin Garrix, Armin van Buuren and Hardwell. All in all, 200 DJs will play sets.  And Deutsche Telekom plans to stream numerous unforgettable sets live in the MagentaMusik 360 app.

In cooperation with its partner Samsung, Deutsche Telekom will present numerous DJ shows via free HD streams and in a 360° format. With multiple HD and 360° cameras recording the action, the streams can be expected to provide powerful concert experiences. The 360° format, which offers viewers full control over their viewing direction, provides an especially immersive feel. Numerous DJ sets will be available in the MagentaMusik 360 app, at www.magenta-musik-360.de and on EntertainTV (starting at channel 131, in the standard configuration). In addition, Deutsche Telekom plans to offer all festival visitors a top-quality festival service, including charging stations, a smartphone-repair service and free WiFi.

Great, thanks. Telekom always has the best bitrate for video streams.

great stuff!

although 360deg cameras were quite useless last year, no audible music, just walking people or dudes getting on some trailer or something...

8000kbps, not bad...

they show more in VR than in HD ?

seems like it, right? i am not doing VR actually, just main stage.. would be cool to have it later, or at least audio..

VR stream has full sets from DVBBS, Timmy Trumpet, Robin Schulz, Lost Identity, KUNGS, Felix Jaehn, Jonas Blue & Mike WIlliams. Lets me know if you want demuxed audio from that @slash

Haven't checked the HD stream...

that be amazing, like last year, thanks!! =)

for VR stages, i don't own any VR sets.. i should though. i have an Iphone X, is there anything for it? i thought they had some goggles where you stick the phone in or something?