Eurovision Services is coordinating the European distribution of the 19th FINA World Championships from Budapest, covering every single competition from all venues with four multilateral feeds.

A total of 20 people from Eurovision Services are working on the distribution of the 19th FINA World Championships from Budapest, Hungary. This includes four engineers who since 10 June have been on-site at the master control room, which houses five pallets’ worth of equipment in order to receive and process all the produced feeds from seven different venues.

From Budapest, the signal transits via Eurovision Services’ Network Operations Centre in Geneva over fully redundant fibre links with a separate back-up over the internet. From Geneva the four multilateral feeds are distributed over the Eurovision Services Global Hybrid Network. Over the course of the competition, Eurovision Services will distribute 300 hours of content, including live action, daily highlights and a final event highlight programme. The company is also providing dedicated services to individual broadcasters, including IP delivery using its new SRT farms.

Rightsholding broadcasters can find more information and book their transmissions directly on the Eurovision Services website here: https://www.eurovision.net/events/sports/swimming/50600/details.