Back on Track: Kiloview Brings End-to-End 4K NDI to the 72nd Macau Grand Prix
The atmosphere was electric at the historic Guia Circuit as the 72nd Macau Grand Prix roared back to life in November 2025. It followed a successful 71st edition, when Kiloview transformed the event’s traditional baseband AV system into a flexible IP workflow centered around NDI. With multi-protocol support and seamless integration, the system established a scalable and future-ready production foundation.
Building on that achievement, organizers partnered with Kiloview again to further elevate the AV capabilities within the existing NDI architecture. For the 72nd edition featured four days of elite racing, they aimed even higher for the same 6.2-kilo street circuit—superior image quality, broader coverage, and greater system stability to meet the demands of an increasingly intense competition.
Raising the Stakes: New Challenges for the 72nd Macau Grand Prix
The 72nd Macau Grand Prix came with bigger expectations and tougher challenges. Beyond on-track excitement, the AV upgrade targeted wider action capture, crisp 4K visuals, and uninterrupted streams for on-site and global viewers.
- Doubled NDI PTZ Camera Deployment: Based on 60 signal sources, NDI PTZ cameras were scaled to 8 for twice the previous deployment, delivering broader coverage that eliminates blind spots and captures every high-speed angle.
- Full End-to-End 4K Workflow Requirement: Previously limited to HD and partial 4K feeds, all feeds now required true 4K native resolution to provide sharper details and an immersive experience that brings fans closer to the action than ever before.
- Streaming Disruptions Under Trackside Conditions: While the NDI-based IP architecture improved system flexibility, signal interruptions before encoding, such as HDMI/SDI instability, power fluctuations, or source reboots, could still disrupt RTMP sessions used for cloud streaming and cause visible interruptions for remote viewers.
- The N60 now maintains an active RTMP streaming session with the cloud server, with no downtime shown to viewers.
- As soon as the video source returns, the stream resumes instantly over the existing connection with virtually no delay.
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