Riedel provides support to Red Bull Studio eSports

Riedel provides support to Red Bull Studio eSports Riedel has provided a real-time network MediorNet, RockNet audio system, and Artist digital matrix intercom to the production center of Red Bull in Santa Monica (California).

Riedel Communications technology has provided the Red Bull Studio sSport emitted from streaming thousands of hours of sports and action events. Specifically, Riedel has provided a real-time network MediorNet, RockNet audio system, and Artist digital matrix intercom.

From the headquarters of Red Bull eSports Studio in Santa Monica (California), Riedel technology is facilitating the event production and broadcast via streaming millions of fans worldwide.

Scott Gillies, director of production and technology in Red Bull Media House North America, stressed that "Riedel products continually provide us flexibility, performance and highest quality audio and video. Obvious needs when it comes to producing premium sports events and live. The robust operating both as Artist MediorNet systems greatly simplify production while ensuring we can offer in a sophisticated and exciting content to millions of fans worldwide. "

Video game competitions

For example, one of the formats that occurs from the Red Bull eSports is a competition in which two teams meet in a tournament game.

In addition, each player in this example uses a headset that offers game audio and intercom with other team members.

Inside the control room, the MediorNet system acts as a pre-selecting eight signals to switch video switcher, and also provides content to the island editing, recording two units SSD, and an multiviewer.

Sascha Kneider, head of technical services at Riedel America, acknowledges that "this facility is a classic example of a system that integrates three main product lines Riedel. By using MediorNet as the backbone for video, RockNet audio, intercom and Artist for communications, we can create many synergies. The benefits of this approach are obvious: the client does not have to buy three different systems that may or may not work well together, each signal is available at each node in the system, and the changes are just a matter of clicking the mouse ".

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