Live Streaming

Here is how this works in practice. We give live-streaming production for clients across Austria — multi-camera coverage, vision mixing, encoding and the connectivity that delivers an event to online audiences in real time. A pro stream is a full broadcast operation: matched cameras, a switching and graphics setup, audio capture, redundant encoding and an internet uplink with enough headroom and backup to stay live across.

Here is what that looks like on the ground. Our teams plan and run streams for corporate conferences, cultural events, product launches and hybrid gatherings, working in Vienna venues, studio facilities and locations across the country. We scale the package from a compact single-operator stream to a full multi-camera production with on-site direction.

We build in the redundancy that keeps a broadcast on air.

Here is how the picture comes together. Streaming from Austrian venues brings practical considerations. Filming inside heritage spaces — the Hofburg, the Vienna State Opera, the UNESCO-listed historic centres of Vienna and Salzburg — means working within conservation limits on rigging and cabling, cleared with the Vienna Film Commission and Bundesland authorities.

Here is what we have to work with. Wireless cameras, microphones and intercom run on radio frequencies allocated by the RTR telecoms authority, and our teams set up frequencies to avoid trouble. This matters most in Vienna's congested broadcast environment and at large events. Connectivity planning — bonded cellular, dedicated lines, or both — is central to trust.

Crews work under the Austrian Kollektivvertrag collective agreements. Where a streamed event is part of a wider production we advise on how it fits the ÖFI+, FISA+ and regional rebates framework.