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Stadium Broadcast Infrastructure Installation Projects: A Surge in Technological Investment

The NFL's Green Bay Packers and NBA's Golden State Warriors upgrade their stadium broadcast infra with Sony and Grass Valley tech, leading industry trends.

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Stadium Broadcast Infrastructure Installation Projects: A Surge in Technological Investment

Stadium Broadcast Infrastructure Installation Projects: A Surge in Technological Investment

In a move to enhance fan experience and support high-definition broadcasting, two major North American sports teams—the NFL's Green Bay Packers and NBA's Golden State Warriors—are investing heavily in their stadium broadcast infrastructure. These projects highlight the continuous evolution of live production technology as stadiums aim to deliver cutting-edge coverage.

The Green Bay Packers: Upgrading with Sony Equipment

Specifically, the stadium has installed 20 Sony HDC-4300 cameras, which offer 4K Ultra HD resolution with a wide dynamic range. Additionally, Sony’s XAVC long-GOP codec is used to ensure efficient storage and high-quality video output.

The Golden State Warriors: Leveraging Grass Valley Solutions

Grass Valley’s LDX series is renowned for its scalability and flexibility, offering up to 128 HD inputs and outputs. The system also includes advanced features like integrated graphics, making it ideal for creating dynamic on-screen presentations during live events.

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Marcus Obi
Marcus Obi

Live Production Correspondent · Sports Media Intel

Covering the business of live production for Sports Media Intel — the intelligence layer for sports media industry professionals tracking rights deals, streaming strategy, and broadcast technology.

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