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@@multicamzilla4669 Yeah! We could do a video on OBS. Yes, we pass live video through OBS and add graphics, video playback, and stats. Thank you for the kind words!

When talking about game play, yes. They are working with us in the production truck and alerting the officials when we’d like to stop the game play and go to a commercial break or when we’d like to resume the game play.

Interesting. We just do some simple EQ on our Behringer X32. We are planning to upgrade these for the 2024 football season though.

Did you get that idea from Ted Lasso? 🙂

We've been asked this a lot and unfortunately it's not something we're ready to openly share yet. We're thinking about offering consulting in the future.

@@jrmvideo That would be something I’d be interested in if you guys ever offer it. Love the content, and I definitely look up to you guys for all video production.

They sure do! And so much more affordable!

@@jrmvideo Which models/lenses do you like?

@@multicamzilla4669 We are using Panasonic AJ-HDX900 Camera bodies with Fujinon XA17x7.6BERM-M58B Broadcast Lenses

You're welcome! We haven't really considered REMI. I feel like it would not be profitable after all the LiveU rentals for 5+ cameras. Not to mention audio and if there's any trouble shooting needing to take place on-site. We designed the trailer for on-site use.

What he said^

That's great to hear! You're welcome!

We custom made those using LED tape, unistrut and WLED software

It’s the Behringer X32 Control app

Thank you 😊😉

Both Ryan and myself (Jake) did not attend college for this. We recommend experience over education. We don't completely discourage college as an option though. The best way to learn is by doing.

That’s a Marshall Cube Cam. They are commonly used throughout productions anywhere you can put a large camera rig. We use them for a beauty shot and announcer snoop cam so we can see what’s happening in the booth.

Thanks for leting me know.

Thanks for watching! :)

We purchase all custom fiber from FS Fiber. That specific MTP Cable is a military grade armored cable with Type A polarity straight through. Both connectors are female MTP-12 with 12 fiber counts.

Via two teradek encoder sent out via SRT streaming. One primary and one backup.

@@jrmvideo Thanks, you guys are amazing!!

Do you use teradek bonded solution? Or just fibre at the stadium?

Reached out to the station engineer. I would try station manager or sports director.

The station provided us with 2 video encoders which would send via RTMP streaming directly to the station. This meant we had to have good reliable internet at every location and we had to have specific ports open on firewalls. There was a lot of IT coordination every week. In the few cases internet was not available, they would provide us with a LiveU pack to transmit over cellular bonding.

@@jrmvideo Now I get it. Thnk you for the quick response and continued success.

At the time this video was released, nothing from the Mackie mixer goes to the Unity intercom. The producer mic from the Mackie goes to an Aux Send which went back to the announcers headsets only. For the crew intercom, the directors mic would go into Unity and yes, everyone would hear the same thing. The director would be talking to the crew and they would all hear his cues.

@@jrmvideo I did not know you had a Unity system setup there. Thank you very much for the explanation.

Yes, 95% of the time the venue has internet available for us. We are in communication with the schools IT teams several weeks before a broadcast date to ensure speeds, reliability and open ports. The rare case internet is not available, we will use a LiveU pack to transmit signal. This uses cellular bonding to send out the broadcast to any location you desire. They are very pricy so we rent per occasion basis.

That is extremely difficult to say. We are always adding equipment to the trailer. When we got started in 2020, the trailer itself was around $6,000 and we put another $15,000 in building supplies and equipment into the trailer to get started with the bare minimum. Since then, it's been constant additional upgrades.

We've never had the trailer weighed but if I were to guess, I'd say right about or less than 2,000lbs. Two people can lift the trailer by the tongue so it's not extremely heavy.

We've never had it weighed but I would guess at or under 2,000 pounds.

Honestly, there's not many. We pretty much know what each vehicle offers. We typically only use the trailer for bigger productions and the van for smaller ones. The van is nice because it doesn't require a vehicle for towing, and it's easy to park at a venue. While both offer different working experiences, both can still achieve the same goal of producing the same level broadcast.

Appreciate it!

Thank you! The way we obtain scoreboard data is difficult and probably our most asked question. The basics are, we use a Sportzcast ScoreLink to connect to the venue scoreboard. That plugs into our network and we’re able to pull the raw XML Data into live score from there.

@@jrmvideo thanks for getting back to me. What kind of sideline mic do you use and what's the range? I normally have a sideline reporter but the wireless audio range has been spotty at best.

UNO Overlays. Pretty sweet free graphics software. Other graphics we use are designed in Photoshop.

Unfortunately, we don’t broadcast soccer. Maybe one day!

We use DJI drone systems. Specifically, the DJI Smart Controller which has an HDMI out with the live video feed. We’ll just take that HDMI and convert it to SDI for our switcher.

We use all Accsoon products for our wireless needs. I highly recommend them. We’ve had zero issues with them for multiple years now.

Thank you! That is a very good question and it’s a recent issue we’ve encountered with the growing size of each production. Specifically for the football broadcasts, Cory our drone pilot has been with JRM since day one and understands the workflow of all the roles and technology involved with our productions. If we have an issue mid-show, he will step away from his role as drone pilot to go solve said issue. It’s worked out because we can sacrifice a live drone shot as he goes and tends to a problem. So he’s pretty much the engineer as well.

It's a custom built software

@@jrmvideocan you tell more about it?

@@robertgrafe8775 Too much to explain, it's custom coded for a Microsoft tablet but I would check out "Video Pencil" for IOS devices. We just discovered this and it would've solved many issues for us. Software just came out a year ago

We create most of the graphics in-house via photoshop but any of the animated ones are from UNO Overlay by Singular.live