Source and transport
Source count, available camera and data feeds, network paths and readiness constraints.
Ingest path, freshness states, source selection and the operational source plan.
Broadcast & production
Bring available onboard video, course views, timing, position, graphics and replay into a production workflow that keeps Preview separate from Program.
Production path
Onboards, course feeds, timing, position and approved race context.
Available, delayed, stale and offline states remain visible.
Prepare the next camera, graphic, replay or sponsor element.
An operator commits the selected source to the output.
Preserve the program and available source history for replay and review.
Production control
The control room keeps feed readiness, Program, Preview, timing and the rundown in one working surface. The operator stays in control of every take.
Current Race Link Live interface. Sources and event values are illustrative.
First-production scope
A production pilot is scoped around the actual source list, operating roles and delivery destination.
Source count, available camera and data feeds, network paths and readiness constraints.
Ingest path, freshness states, source selection and the operational source plan.
Program destination, operator roles, graphics/replay needs and approval path.
Preview and Program workflow, control surface, race-day support and production handoff.
Required replay access, retained material and the questions that must be reviewed after the event.
Authorized replay outputs, retained sources within scope and the post-event review.
Keep context attached to the source
Use timing, position and vehicle state to locate a pass, recovery, pit stop or developing battle.
Know whether the camera or data is available before building the next cut around it.
Stage graphics, replay and sponsor elements in Preview before changing Program.
Bring your source list
We will review cameras, timing inputs, graphics, replay, operators, outputs, retention and support coverage.
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