Camera backhaul
Wired and suitable point-to-point connections between remote camera locations and production.
Networks, Connectivity & Remote Infrastructure
Connect the cameras, crew and production.
Temporary or permanent networking for venues and livestreams. CIS scopes the local video links and the internet connection as separate parts of a dependable production setup.
Production networks
Switching, addressing and separation for cameras, encoders, control devices and other production traffic.
Internet & streaming
Upload requirements, primary connectivity and suitable backup options for the planned stream.
Venue distribution
Connections between stages, press boxes, production spaces and supported distributed video displays.
Cellular capacity planning
RF survey coordination and candidate small-cell or neutral-host locations, with backhaul and power requirements identified for carrier or neutral-host review.
Before equipment is selected
What we plan around.
- Camera locations and available sightlines
- Video format, bitrate and latency needs
- Expected upload and internet availability
- Power at remote positions
- Carrier coverage, event load and available backhaul
- Candidate radio locations, site access and approvals
- Temporary cable routes and public access
- Setup, rehearsal and event support scope
Questions about venue & event connectivity
Can a remote camera send video across a venue?
Yes, with suitable transmission equipment and a clear understanding of bandwidth, latency, power and the signal path.
Do you provide the whole video production?
CIS focuses on connectivity and system integration. Camera operation, switching, production staffing and event support are included only when specifically agreed.
Your next project
Tell us what needs to work better.
Share your location, the existing equipment and the outcome you need. We’ll discuss the next step with you.
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