Like many state-supported universities in the United States, the University of Nebraska has a large program production arm called HuskerVision, concentrating though not exclusively, on sports. Big operations require a lot of equipment.
In August of 2023 the university enhanced HuskerVision with the installation of Lawo equipment.
HuskerVision Broadcast/Systems Engineer Garrett Hill said, “[A]fter working with our Lawo installation for more than one year, we have been very happy with its performance and the quality of audio we’re getting out of it. Our environment includes a Home management platform for media infrastructures, two A__UHD Core audio engines configured as a primary backup pair, two Power Cores with one Dante card in each for integrating existing equipment, a handful of A__stage64 and A__digital stageboxes, and two mc²56 audio production consoles.”
Addressing signal wrangling, he added, “The A__stage and A__digital boxes’ ability to transmit out and subscribe to any AES67 streams directly, along with internal routing support, has simplified the management of audio signals in all venues. Using Home, managing these device streams from Q-Sys and Dante equipment directly facilitates multiple simultaneous events and diverse audio routing needs.”
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