Turner Field Becomes the 100th EVS-Equipped Stadium in North America

Turner Field has in EVS’ IPDirector suite of video production management applications

EVS has reached 100 sports arenas in North America and Turner Field has claimed the milestone spot. Providing innovative technology and broadcasting solutions, EVS continues to equip control rooms at sports venues throughout Canada and the United States.

With capacity for over 50,000 spectators, Turner Field has been home to Major League Baseball’s Atlanta Braves since 1997. The venue strives to keep fans entertained by using the latest technology to display advanced graphics and instant replays on BravesVision. With Turner Field’s investment in EVS’ eight-channel XT3 server, the stadium can meet demanding live and near-live production requirements with support for more audio and video channels, and the ability to record 3D super slow-motion feeds.

Turner Field has also invested in EVS’ IPDirector suite of video production management applications for ingest control, metadata management, on-the-fly editing and playout scheduling - all from a single interface. These tools are particularly important in a sports production environment that requires instant sharing of content and edits. IPDirector also simplifies media transfers to post-production and archives.

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Other baseball venues that recently opted for EVS equipment include The U.S. Cellular Field - home of the Chicago White Sox, Marlins Park – home of the Miami Marlins, and Rogers Centre – home of the Toronto Blue Jays. The capacity of these stadiums ranges from 37,000 to over 50,000. Some venues have undergone a complete rebrand by installing EVS servers for faster and more efficient processing of footage via recording and edits.

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A number of National Football League team stadiums have also jumped on board with EVS recently, including Ford Field which hosts the Detroit Lions and LP Field, home to the Tennessee Titans. These football stadiums selected XT series servers for efficient ingest and playout capabilities which are essential for fast-paced sports like football.

EVS continues to rapidly expand its presence thanks to the industry-leading design and reliability of its hardware and software solutions for the production and playout of sports, news and TV programs in live and near-live environments.

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“Large venues require a high level of efficiency and reliability, and instant results,” said Frederic Garroy, general manager, EVS Americas. “EVS’ continued growth in North America is a result of our dedication to providing easy-to-learn, high-quality equipment that offers a fast solution for major tasks. We’re proud of our reputation and look forward to reaching even more sports venues with our broadcasting solutions.”

About EVS
EVS designs leading broadcast and media production systems for sports, news and TV entertainment. Its innovative Live Slow Motion system revolutionised live broadcasting and its reliable and integrative tapeless solutions are now widely used for non-linear editing and 3D HD productions across the globe.
The company's dedicated systems offer a complete production platform: live slow motion (LSM), super and ultra slow motion, clips creation, fast turnaround editing, production and archive asset management, time delay, multi-camera and multi-feed recording, logging, live graphic analysis, digital transmission, multi-format ingest and play-back, second screen delivery. Main software applications like the IPDirector® or MulticamLSM® are designed to control the industry's most robust and flexible production platform, the XT series server. The world's leading broadcasters, such as NBC, BSkyB, FOX, RTBF, RTL, NHK, CANAL+, ABC, ESPN, TF1, CCTV, PBS, CBS, BBC, ZDF, Channel One, Channel7, RAI, TVE, NEP, MEDIAPRO, EUROMEDIA, BEXEL, ALFACAM and many others use EVS' solutions.
The company is headquartered in Belgium and has offices in Europe, the Middle East, Asia and North America. Approximately 400 EVS professionals from 20 offices are selling its branded products in over 100 countries, and provide customer support globally.

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