@ SHMD

Thanks for sharing Sheldon.
Looks like you did a great job in setting them up as it was a very good "first attempt"!
I especially liked the custom graphics and stinger (not something newbies usually have at the outset).
The play-by-play commentators obviously need to brush up on their knowledge of the game but will undoubtedly get better as the season progresses.
I am also curious as to the set-up, in particular, access to power and internet (looks like you were on the opposite side of the field from the school), and the size of the crew involved, it's definitely a great start for the Media Arts Program and now that they see what's possible with vMix, it's likely to grow in leaps and bounds.


Ice

@ SHMD

I'm not all that familiar with Cogeco's policies, but I am somewhat surprised they would supply you with any feed at all for "Live Streaming" yourself.
Any of my experience with Rogers is that they are very "proprietary" and non-cooperative when it comes to footage produced by "them" for your own purposes like social media and streaming.
And forget the networks, they won't even allow you on the property with any kind of recording equipment, but that's a whole other ballgame...
My boys are all done with their football years (they had a good run over the years) but there is quite a stark difference south of the boarder and how they do things there. I was fortunate enough to make a few trips south with them that the coaches of our high school team arranged every year to give the guys that "Friday Night Lights" experience. I recorded the games in cam and uploaded them later to YouTube after running them through vMix in some cases.
At that time, the places we went to hadn't quite gotten into 'Live Streaming' yet but were just starting to the last time I went. We always got blown out of the water but it was still a memorable experience.


Ice