LTN, a specialist in transformative media technology and video transport solutions, has announced the successful delivery of live and pre-recorded coverage to fan zones across 10 locations in Germany for the 2024 European Football Championship. LTN’s innovative playout solution, LTN Lift, plays a critical role in ensuring fans can experience all the action throughout the tournament across the country, servicing the major football tournament for the second consecutive time with leading-edge live video delivery capabilities.

LTN Lift is a hosted playout solution that gives channel creators the tools to rapidly scale and uniquely reach cross-platform audiences more efficiently. When it comes to top-tier sports events, like the European Football Championship, reliability, scalability, and efficiency are non-negotiable. In this application, LTN Lift provided a robust platform for delivering high-quality video and audio feeds to fan zones across the German cities of Berlin, Munich, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Leipzig, Dortmund, Cologne, Frankfurt, Stuttgart, and Gelsenkirchen, elevating fan experience and engagement.

The playout solution’s ability to simultaneously handle multiple video feeds and channels, ensured a seamless viewing experience for fans, allowing them to cheer on their teams while enjoying dynamic, immersive coverage from key moments across simultaneous live matches.

“We are delighted and proud to have played a part in delivering a world-class viewing experience for the fans of the European Championship across Germany,” said Sergio Getzel, LTN SVP of Global Business Development. “LTN Lift can be spun up quickly, can be leveraged to create channels integrating LIVE matches and compelling pre-recorded programming to reach cross platform audiences. In this case, LTN Lift’s capabilities were leveraged to create an unforgettable atmosphere for fans to enjoy and celebrate this major sports event.”

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