MASTER THE ART OF LIVE SPORTS BROADCASTING
Train on Automation, Transmission, MCR, QC, Broadcast IT, Engineering, Communication and Live Sports Operations — through immersive simulations.
Twelve operational disciplines
Every module is built from real broadcast workflows, with drills, scenarios and scoring.
Automation Operations
Playlists, primary and secondary events, breaks, manual takeover.
TX Operations
Transmission readiness, channel line-up, break compliance, tape-to-live.
MCR Operations
Router control, source selection, backup paths, channel health.
QC Operations
Freeze, black, silence, lip-sync, loudness and aspect-ratio faults.
Broadcast Engineering
SDI, ST 2110, PTP, multicast, encoders, redundancy design.
Broadcast IT
Servers, VMs, storage, backup, monitoring, incident management.
Live Sports Operations
Pre-match, live match, breaks, replays, post-match transmission.
Graphics & Secondary Events
Scorebugs, lower thirds, squeeze-backs, secondary event triggering.
Communication
Talkback discipline, escalation ladders, professional TX language.
Disaster Recovery
DR site cutover, backup playout, restoration and reporting.
IP Broadcast
ST 2110 flows, multicast joins, PTP lock, packet-loss diagnosis.
Leadership & Management
Shift command, incident ownership, rostering, post-incident review.
Follow the signal from pitch to viewer
Click any stage of the chain to learn what happens there and what fails there.
Signal path
ECO-MAP
STADIUM
STAGE BRIEFCamera positions, on-site audio, RF links and the OB van. Every signal on air starts here — camera 1 wide, spider cam, stump mics, effects mics.
Run a complete simulated shift
Interactive stories built from real rosters, real handovers and real pressure.
A Day as a TX Operator
Shift handover, line-up check, break compliance, live join.
A Day as a Broadcast Engineer
PTP lock checks, encoder swap, redundancy test, fault log.
A Day as a TX Supervisor
Roster, escalation calls, incident ownership, post-match review.
A Day as a Broadcast IT Engineer
Server patching, storage headroom, network isolation, recovery.
A Day as a Live Sports Director
Camera plan, replay policy, break timing, commentary cues.