Venue production for the board, the broadcast and the stream.
Camera positions, switching, replay, graphics, intercom and the fiber underneath, designed, integrated and supported by Varto for teams, athletics departments and venues.

A control room for Seton Hall University Athletics, and more game days.

The Seton Hall control room on game day: switching and replay side by side.
- Seton Hall University Athletics · Mike Sheppard Sr. Stadium, South Orange, NJVarto built a multi-camera control room for baseball and soccer around seven-plus camera positions, TriCaster switching, 3Play 3P1 replay and a live scorebug. Varto designed, integrated and commissioned the room, and trained the program's own staff to run it.
Other athletics work
- A Division I athletics programTriCasters and 3Plays built into a Bigfoot double-rack cart: a control room that moves between venues.
- College athletics departmentsReplay and sports-graphics packages on 3Play and Viz Trio, and TriCaster fleets.
- Away games and eventsBonded-cellular field kits for football games away from the home production room, and a 3Play 3P2 rental for Fanatics Fest Games 2026.
One production, three or four destinations.
The path is planned from the outputs back: a board feed needs its own graphics and timing, a conference or network feed has a spec, and the stream carries the score bug and commentary.
Positions
- Cameras: operated, robotic and point of view
- Announcers and officials
- Fiber or SDI back to the control room
The core
- A router feeding replay, the switcher and the board, with return feeds to the cameras
- Switching, replay and graphics fed by the scoreboard or a stats system
- Audio and intercom for the mix, the announcers and the crew
Where it goes
- Videoboard: replays timed for the crowd
- Stream: score bug and commentary
- Conference or network feed to its spec
- Clips for social and the archive

Also quoted with the system: fiber and cable, racks and power, and the configuration, commissioning, documentation and crew training.
Operated, robotic and point-of-view positions.
Each position is chosen by what it has to follow and whether anyone can stand there.

Operated camera
- Where it goes
- Sidelines, end lines and the high camera.
- Crew
- One operator per camera.
- Blackmagic URSA Broadcast G2: B4 lenses such as Canon's CJ zooms, a return input for tally, talkback and camera control from an ATEM, and a SMPTE fiber option for long runs.
- Panasonic AG-CX370: a one-inch 4K/60p handheld with a 20x zoom, NDI HX2, SRT, genlock and switcher tally, for the sideline.

Robotic (PTZ)
- Where it goes
- Rails, rafters, scoreboard poles and stadium rims.
- Crew
- One operator for several cameras at a Panasonic AW-RP150 or a Canon RC-IP100 or RC-IP1000, or stored shots.
- Panasonic AW-UE160: rails and rafters; one-inch 4K/60p, 20x, 12G-SDI, fiber, NDI and SRT.
- Panasonic AW-UR100: IP65 for poles and rims; 24x, with a wiper, heater and defroster.
- Canon CR-X300: IP65 with a wiper, 20x, SDI, HDMI and IP.
- Canon CR-X500: one-inch, 15x, 12G-SDI and genlock, controlled over RS-422 rather than IP.

Point of view
- Where it goes
- Behind the backboard, inside the goal.
- Crew
- None during play; set before the game.
- Blackmagic Micro Studio Camera 4K G2: palm-sized Ultra HD with 12G-SDI in and out.
- Marshall CV568 and CV228: miniature POV cameras; the CV568 adds a global shutter, genlock, and 3G-SDI and HDMI at once.
The switcher, chosen by the show and the board.
A stream, a videoboard show and a conference feed put different loads on the switcher.
Production switching for venues




Replay with its own operator, graphics that read the score.
A dedicated replay operator points to 3Play Vivid; a small crew can start with the Resolve Replay Editor. Graphics follow where the score comes from.
Replay


Graphics and score data





Vizrt Campus Stadium bundles, for school and college venues
Campus Stadium Core pairs TriCaster Prizm with 8 SDI and a Flex panel, and Campus Stadium Vizionary pairs TriCaster Vizion 2RU with 16 SDI and a Flex Dual panel, each with 3Play Vivid and its control panel, Viz Flowics Basic, ProTek support for set terms and access to Viz University. Vizrt offers both bundles to US high schools and colleges through January 31, 2027, subject to change, and sells each bundle complete. Varto is a Vizrt Platinum Partner.
Bundle contentsBuilt for the crew you have on game night.
Staff, students, freelancers or a mix, and often a different crew from one game to the next.

Studio Technologies Model 214A, the Dante announcer's console.
- A starting state for every gameCamera shots, switcher macros, graphics templates and a saved show, so each crew starts from the same place.
- IntercomWireless beltpacks for camera operators and the floor on an Arcadia central station with Dante built in.Clear-Com FreeSpeak II and Arcadia
- Announcers and the mixOne Model 214A on Dante per commentary position; the program mix, commentary and crowd on a DM7 Compact.Studio Technologies Model 214AYamaha DM7 Compact
- TrainingOperator training on the installed system; for TriCaster, 3Play and other Vizrt systems, Varto is a Vizrt Authorized Training Center.Training
Fiber and network first, when the venue needs it.
Sometimes the venue backbone is the first phase: positions reached on fiber, so production plugs in instead of running cable for every game.

- Fiber transport12G-SDI over single-mode fiber up to 10 km, or 3G-SDI on multi-mode, matched to the fiber in the walls.AJA FiDO
- RoutingFanless 12G routers from 16 x 16 to 64 x 64, or routing, frame sync and multiviewers in one frame.AJA KUMORoss Video Ultrix
- AV networkM4250 at the positions with PoE for cameras, M4350 in the core, with NDI and Dante profiles, set up with the venue's IT staff.NETGEAR M4250 and M4350
- Bonded cellularA LiveU LU800 carries up to four frame-synced cameras by license back to an LU2000 at home; Varto supplies the link, adds its own setup where the venue needs it, and can staff it. Varto is a LiveU Authorized Partner.LiveURemote & Cloud Production
Season deadlines, phased budgets.
Budgets and phasing
Athletics budgets, capital projects, donor and sponsor funding and conference requirements, on seasonal deadlines. When the budget comes in phases, we set the order with you and size each phase for the next.
Trading up
Already running a 3P1 or 3P2? Vizrt no longer sells them new; systems in service keep working, with support and parts depending on each model's lifecycle. Vizrt offers trade-in credit on eligible TriCaster and 3Play systems and control panels; we confirm what applies to the system you run.
Through the season
Support through the season: per-incident help on game week, a Varto OnAir plan for the systems that run every home game, or Professional Services Blocks for off-season changes and crew training. Coverage is confirmed for your equipment.
Eligible Vizrt hardware, TriCaster and 3Play included, is repaired on Varto's own bench, a Vizrt Authorized Repair Center.
When the season cannot wait
TriCaster and 3Play rental kits from Varto's own fleet, subject to fleet availability, with operators optional. The fleet is the previous generation, including 3Play 3P1 and 3P2 kits.
Tell us about your venue and your season.
The positions, the outputs and the crew who will run it.