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Broadcast FRC This is about as cheap as you can get. It's based off the way the Enginerds have been doing the FiM broadcasts. Boils down to a laptop, gopro, and tall pole. Total cost is under $1000 to have the score overlay, audio, and everything. Here is an example of the stream. This was also used for the audience display as well at the event. This setup is intended for team use. We use the same setup to webcast FLL and VEX events. I would expect a regional or district to be able to spend a little more money, but if they can't this will work just fine. Internet at regional venues is the worst part. For Lone Star last year I used a Clear hotspot, that I had lying around and just paid the $50 for the month of up time. |
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I won't go into the video feed because of how complex/expensive it is, but internet is an easy one. Since we are in a district system most of our venues are high schools where we are given permission to hardwire ourselves to the internet. This is obviously not possible for most regionals however. This means you will need to go with a system similar to what Allen linked. Clint and Allen have proven, with that guide, that teams can achieve cheap, effective live streams if they believe that it is worth it. The best part is that the team will have instant access to good match videos. |
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For the MAR webcasts and in-venue video production this year, MAR purchased and assembled some new video equipment totaling around $6k when all is said and done. Unlike the PNW A/V crew, we don't have a dedicated group of volunteers to man this equipment so we have 3 static shots operated at the video switch by 1 operator to minimize volunteer requirements. This cuts down on overall production value, but allows us to use our limited volunteer resources better to suit the teams at the event in other roles while still providing a usable webcast. We're still working on improving a few things with our process, but overall the feedback has been positive.
I started putting together a whitepaper/user manual for the system before the events started, but ran out of time. I'll finish it up some time after 7 weeks of events and post it up here on ChiefDelphi. By no means do I expect individual teams to purchase such a system as it was built to handle some of our video needs at the events as well as stream to the internet. Video production rack under construction: ![]() |
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Mt. Vernon - ustream.tv/channel/PNWFIRST-blue Wilsonville - ustream.tv/channel/PNWFIRST-red blue stream = best stream |
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Anyone have the Australia stream?
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