Run and measure a live 8K broadcast: source, contribution, cloud packaging and delivery on one screen, with per-stage latency, validation and stream health. Fleet control, recordings and the confidence monitor live here.
The whole system on one interactive map, from the venue camera to the screens, with every capability marked solid, in the works, queued, parked or a known issue; a feature map, the release line and the open items. Drawn from the project's own state record.
Camera positions on venue maps. Place positions per detail map, plan the angles for a shoot and hand the plan to the crew; the footage reviews are matched back against these plans.
Everything written up: the executive summary and technical report from the first production show, and the footage reviews with a still, a preview and an 8K master per clip, each matched to its camera position.
Which lens can fill the four mOre screens and how well, every figure computed live from its own model, and the interactive simulator behind it: all four screens, every candidate lens, the sweet-spot optimizers, and the Window Preview the footage cards open.
CPU, GPU, RAM, network and RED Connect health of every box on the test LAN, polled every three seconds, with fan control per box and for all boxes at once, including the show-mode MAX button. The page talks straight to each box's agent, so it runs on the venue LAN only; this link explains how to open it there.
The crew's test protocol for a venue day, ticked off on the phone as the rig goes up: fibre, seating, cameras, encoder, the on-air rules. Progress is kept on each device.
A real 8K master on a seamless loop, packaged exactly as a show is: 8K, 4K, 1080p and 720p rungs with stereo sound, low-latency HLS and DASH, open to any decoder. For partners proving their media servers before a show day.
The public account of what Prism is and what it has done: the chain, the measured numbers, the shows and the test days, written for people outside the team. Safe to send to anyone.