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Court video: director, sound, gestures and face blur
Court cameras do more than record. The stream switches shots by itself from the players' positions, the recording carries the court sound, the best moment is marked with a gesture — both hands above the head — and bystanders' faces are blurred in everything that leaves the court. The video here is one court 4 rally from four cameras.
What it is and why
A court has several cameras from different sides plus cameras. The system knows where every player is in 3D and uses it for video: it picks the best shot for the stream, recognises a player's gesture and tells match players from bystanders to blur only those who did not ask to be filmed.
What it does
Court video
- A Director camera in the broadcast: the shot follows the players, no camera operator
- Both hands above the head — the moment is marked for highlights
- Faces of spectators and players on other courts are blurred in everything that leaves the court
How it works
How it works
- Cameras film
Cameras in the corners and cameras film the game; the system tracks players in 3D.
- Stream director
The stream switches to the camera that sees more players and is closer to the rally; a shot holds at least 10 seconds.
- Gesture
A player raises both hands above the head for about a second — the moment is marked for clips.
- Who is a bystander
A person on court is a player, outside the walls a bystander.
- Blur
Before upload, bystanders' faces are blurred in highlights, moments and the match recording.
What you will see
What you will see
Stream viewers
A shot that follows the play by itself.
Players
Highlights and moments with court sound; moments marked with a gesture.
Owner
Video wall: all cameras and a Listen button for court sound.
In detail
Court video
Broadcast director: the camera is chosen automatically
The court broadcast has a Director camera: it switches between court cameras by the players' 3D positions — taking the one that sees more players and is closer to the rally. A shot is held for at least 10 seconds, and between rallies a wide shot is shown. The video is not re-encoded: the broadcast is assembled from ready camera segments.
Marking a moment with a gesture
A player raises both hands above the head and holds them for about a second — the system marks the moment for highlights, just like the button on the terminal. A smash or a serve raises the hands only for a split second and in motion, so they do not count. The same player can mark another moment after 20 seconds.
Bystanders' faces blurred
The players of the match stay as they are, while the faces of spectators behind the glass, players on other courts and staff are blurred in everything that leaves the system: highlights, moments and the match recording.
Limits, honestly
Limits, honestly
- Smashes and serves raise the hands for a split second and in motion — not counted as a gesture; the same player can repeat a gesture after 20 seconds.
- Only bystanders are blurred; match players stay as they are.
- The director picks among court cameras — no TV-style close-ups.
Who it helps
Who it helps
Clubs
Streams without an operator and recordings with sound.
Players
Mark a moment without a phone and hear the reaction to a rally.
Club visitors
Their faces stay out of the clips.
Questions and answers
Questions and answers
Do we need a stream operator?
No, the director picks the shot from the players' positions.
How do I mark a moment without a phone?
Raise both hands above your head and hold for about a second.
Whose faces are blurred?
Only bystanders': spectators behind the glass, players on other courts and staff.
How many cameras per court?
Several cameras in the corners plus cameras.
Will a smash trigger the gesture?
No, smashes and serves do not count.
Is the stream re-encoded?
No, it is assembled from ready camera segments.
Can the owner listen to a court?
Yes, with the Listen button on the video wall.
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