Multi-Cam Karting Race Livestream
Budget: ₹75,000 – ₹150,000 INR
We are organising a karting event that needs to be broadcast live on YouTube. The audience expects a professional, television-style experience, so the stream must switch smoothly between several camera angles while keeping audio perfectly in sync.
On-screen elements are essential:
• Live commentary overlay
• Real-time race statistics (positions, lap times, gaps)
• Clearly displayed sponsor logos
You may work with tools such as OBS, vMix, Wirecast or similar—whatever lets you manage multi-camera switching, lower-third graphics and data inserts without breaking the stream. Before race day I will provide the logo assets, timing feed and commentator audio; you handle layout design and technical set-up. During the event you will monitor bitrate, solve any drop-outs and ensure the YouTube dashboard shows a healthy, uninterrupted broadcast.
Deliverables will be:
1. Stream control file or profile ready to load (scenes, sources, overlays pre-configured).
2. A short test stream proving all cameras, stats and graphics function together.
3. Live production on race day, ending with a clean recording of the full show.
If you have previous motorsport or sports-broadcast experience, please mention it—especially examples of multi-angle YouTube streams that included data overlays.
On-screen elements are essential:
• Live commentary overlay
• Real-time race statistics (positions, lap times, gaps)
• Clearly displayed sponsor logos
You may work with tools such as OBS, vMix, Wirecast or similar—whatever lets you manage multi-camera switching, lower-third graphics and data inserts without breaking the stream. Before race day I will provide the logo assets, timing feed and commentator audio; you handle layout design and technical set-up. During the event you will monitor bitrate, solve any drop-outs and ensure the YouTube dashboard shows a healthy, uninterrupted broadcast.
Deliverables will be:
1. Stream control file or profile ready to load (scenes, sources, overlays pre-configured).
2. A short test stream proving all cameras, stats and graphics function together.
3. Live production on race day, ending with a clean recording of the full show.
If you have previous motorsport or sports-broadcast experience, please mention it—especially examples of multi-angle YouTube streams that included data overlays.