In an effort to keep the broadcast-technology community informed this spring, throughout April, SVG is hosting a series of SportsTech On Demand video interviews with executives from the industry’s top […] More
Close-up and on-player audio — also known as miked-up sound — is transitioning from a novelty used for special events to an integral part of regular broadcast-sports audio. It’s still […] More
Onfield audio — wiring players, coaches, and officials for sound — has captured sports viewers’ imaginations like few other innovations in broadcasting in recent years. As broadcast sports heads toward […] More
Last Tuesday’s MLB All-Star Game may have been a bit of a ratings disappointment, but those who tuned into the game heard the next generation of baseball broadcast audio, with […] More
Broadcast audio for today’s MLB All-Star Game will have more sound sources than ever before. In a strategy devised jointly by Fox Sports and the league, nearly two dozen new microphone […] More
With players, backboards, helmets, and seemingly every possible position on a track, field, and court already wired for sound, you might wonder, where else can sports producers stick a microphone? […] More
ESPN’s X Games franchise has been a laboratory for extreme sports. This year’s event (June 4-7, in Austin, TX), for example, witnessed the debut of Big Air Doubles on the […] More
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