Sports Video Group (SVG)

Established in 2006, the Sports Video Group (SVG) aims to assist professionals who depend on video, audio, and broadband technology for creating and sharing sports content. This community includes leagues, team owners, athletes, broadcasters, webcasters, and technology providers who come together to exchange ideas, realize new concepts, and adopt cutting-edge innovations. By sharing their experiences, these members strive to enhance the process of sports production and distribution, ultimately improving the experience for sports fans.

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ESPN’s Men’s College World Series Finals Coverage Combines Innovation, Legacy

1 week ago | sportsvideo.org | Brandon Costa

New studio presence, SupraCam, milestone for director Scott Johnson highlight 2025 broadcast The road to Omaha has reached its final stop, and ESPN is once again at the center of the action for the NCAA Men’s College World Series (MCWS) Finals. The 2025 championship matchup features two powerhouses — Coastal Carolina, riding a 26-game win streak, and LSU, fresh off a dramatic walk-off win over SEC rival Arkansas.
Diversified’s Christine Williamson on How UT’s New State-of-the-Art Production Center Changes the Game for College Sports Video

1 week ago | sportsvideo.org | Jason Dachman

Diversified recently finished up a major project at University of Texas at Austin, delivering one most advanced ST 2110 IP broadcast infrastructures in college sports. The Texas Studios production center is a state-of-the-art facility located inside Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium. It features four new production control rooms, a central server room, a camera shading workspace, three audio control rooms, an engineering operations center, a kitchenette and a studio multipurpose space.
DAZN Brings Global Ambition to U.S. Soil With Production of 2025 FIFA Club World Cup

1 week ago | sportsvideo.org | Brandon Costa

Streamer partners with TNT Sports, TDN; hosts studio programming on former ‘NBA on TNT’ set The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup is underway in the U.S., and DAZN — known here mostly as a streaming outfit — is making a major statement not just to soccer fans but to the sports-broadcasting industry.
From Stage to Stream: Producing Live Esports Events in 2025

1 week ago | sportsvideo.org | Jason Dachman

Leaders from ESL FACEIT Group, Riot Games, and more break down the latest trends As the esports scene evolves, the demands of live-event production are more complex than ever. From massive in-arena spectacles to budget-conscious mid-level shows to seamless online broadcasts, producers must navigate cutting-edge technology, high-stakes logistics, and audience expectations across multiple platforms.
SVG New Sponsor Spotlight: Mercury Intermedia’s Tom Richardson and Mike Ligon on the Rise of DTC Streaming and the Power for Full-Stack Service Offerings

1 week ago | sportsvideo.org | Jason Dachman

Since its founding in 2008, Mercury Intermedia focused on advancing mobile and adjacent technologies for media and entertainment. After starting out building iPhone apps, the company now offers solutions across a multitude of streaming devices and platforms.
NFL Films Enhances Post Studio With Dolby Atmos Audio

1 week ago | sportsvideo.org | Dan Daley

Forty-three channels of audio enable the facility to migrate to immersive NFL Films, the league’s media-production arm, has upgraded the audio of the largest production stage at its Mount Laurel, NJ, facility. A custom Dolby Atmos loudspeaker array was installed during renovation of the control room of Studio D, a 3,600-sq.-ft., 360-degree sound stage. Completed this year, the redesign was accomplished by the original acoustical designer, Dallas-based Russ Berger Design Group.
DAZN and X Team Up to Bring FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Moments to Fans Worldwide Through Amplify Program

1 week ago | sportsvideo.org | Jo Ruddock |SVG Europe

DAZN is teaming up with X to deliver exclusive content from the inaugural FIFA Club World Cup 2025, taking place across the US from Sunday (15 June). In December, DAZN and FIFA announced a partnership that will see DAZN broadcast all 63 matches of the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 to a global audience. Kicking off on 14 June and running until 13 July, the inaugural tournament will be held across 12 cities in the US.
TVU Networks Brings AI to the Track for the 2025 Wings for Life World Run

1 week ago | sportsvideo.org | Jo Ruddock |SVG Europe

How do you capture a race that spans 170 countries, 310,719 runners, and every possible time zone? For Red Bull Media House, the answer was with the cloud, smartphones, and a powerful dose of AI. Partnering once again with TVU Networks, Red Bull Media House brought a bold, tech-forward approach to this year’s Wings for Life World Run.
NCAA Men’s College World Series: ESPN Adds Two-Point SupraCam, Invests in Nearly 100 Mics to Enhance Audio

2 weeks ago | sportsvideo.org | Brandon Costa

ESPN has been broadcasting the event since its inception in 1980 The NCAA Men’s College World Series gets underway on Friday afternoon in Omaha, Nebraska and, once again, ESPN is on site to cover the week-long event from first pitch to the crowning of a champion.
New Sponsor Spotlight: Vecima Networks’ Paul Strickland on How Improving QoE for Sports Fans Can Deliver Real ROI

2 weeks ago | sportsvideo.org | Jason Dachman

Vecima Networks is known for suppling fiber networks and other video infrastructure for global cable companies that support millions of subscribers. Now, the company is shifting its focus to programmers—especially in sports—to improve video quality and user experience. Vecima believes that improving video quality and QoE (Quality of Experience) drives fan satisfaction and has measurable ROI—claiming every dollar spent potentially yields $5 in return.