TI
Noticed this in this SVG article.
https://www.sportsvideo.org/2021/02/04/super-bowl-lv-nfl-films-ready-to-deliver-big-game-around-the-globe-despite-pandemic-challenges/
“There’s actually a greater need for the world feed this year since there is a reduced international presence onsite because of COVID travel restrictions and quarantine guidelines,” says Lombardi. “For the first time, we’re providing additional iso feeds — an all-22 and a beauty shot — along with our dirty-game broadcast to Europe, Asia, North America for [rightsholders] to supplement their own productions. Those are things that they would have access to in the compound, but, since they’re not here, we are providing it to them.”
This year, the SBLV world feed will be delivered to more than 50 partners broadcasting in more than 190 countries and territories and in 25-plus languages. Australia, Japan, Mexico, and UK will have representation onsite at Raymond James Stadium.
Seven rightsholders are physically broadcasting from Raymond James Stadium this year. Four trucks are onsite — vs. 12 last year — housing Fox Sports Mexico, ESPN International (Latin America and Australia) operations. Meanwhile, TUDN-Mexico, NHK, Sky Sports, and Seven Australia are using LiveU and TVU IP-based transmission systems to send signals back home over the open internet for their respective Super Bowl broadcasts.
https://www.sportsvideo.org/2021/02/04/super-bowl-lv-nfl-films-ready-to-deliver-big-game-around-the-globe-despite-pandemic-challenges/
Quote:
“There’s actually a greater need for the world feed this year since there is a reduced international presence onsite because of COVID travel restrictions and quarantine guidelines,” says Lombardi. “For the first time, we’re providing additional iso feeds — an all-22 and a beauty shot — along with our dirty-game broadcast to Europe, Asia, North America for [rightsholders] to supplement their own productions. Those are things that they would have access to in the compound, but, since they’re not here, we are providing it to them.”
This year, the SBLV world feed will be delivered to more than 50 partners broadcasting in more than 190 countries and territories and in 25-plus languages. Australia, Japan, Mexico, and UK will have representation onsite at Raymond James Stadium.
Seven rightsholders are physically broadcasting from Raymond James Stadium this year. Four trucks are onsite — vs. 12 last year — housing Fox Sports Mexico, ESPN International (Latin America and Australia) operations. Meanwhile, TUDN-Mexico, NHK, Sky Sports, and Seven Australia are using LiveU and TVU IP-based transmission systems to send signals back home over the open internet for their respective Super Bowl broadcasts.