Breaking records: League of Legends, World Championships 2020
summary
A live XR broadcast for League of Legends Worlds 2020 builds multi-camera, multi-frustum scenes in Unreal, drives ARRI SkyPanels driven by Unreal via DMX from scene capture, and stitches remote director feeds over fiber to stay frame‑synced. The setup combines LED walls and AR overlays to extend the stage, runs for 240 hours on air, reaches 23 million viewers, and holds up under live cuts and interactive lighting without failing.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:50Meet the panelists
- 1:38Why XR
- 2:23Environments
- 3:04Live Broadcast
- 5:08What is XR
- 5:55Experience
- 7:10Outro
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