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IHAV Production delivered full AV and hybrid streaming for a medical industry event at Leonda by the Yarra Ballroom in Hawthorn, Melbourne in June 2024.
At a glance: IHAV Production delivered Live Streaming, Hybrid Event Production and Vision Switching for a hybrid event at Leonda by the Yarra, Hawthorn, VIC. The event ran without technical incident.
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The organiser needed a hybrid event that worked for both the room and the online audience at once. That means two things have to go right simultaneously: the in-room presentation experience and a clean, stable stream going out to remote attendees. Any failure in either direction reflects on the host.
For a medical industry gathering, the stakes are higher than most. Speakers presenting clinical content need a presentation environment that doesn't let them down, and delegates watching online need a stream that holds without dropping. The organiser needed all of that handled by one experienced team, without having to chase multiple suppliers or troubleshoot on the day.
IHAV set up a complete hybrid production in the Leonda Ballroom, anchoring the vision workflow around the Roland V-160HD multi-format video switcher. This gave the operator full control over what went to the room screen and what went out to the stream, with clean switching between presentations, cameras and graphics. Signal distribution was handled through a bank of Decimator SDI/HDMI duplicators, ensuring consistent feed across every output without degradation.
A dedicated Limbic streaming kit handled the broadcast side, backed by a Telstra 4GX hotspot and a Draytek dual WAN router for internet redundancy. If one connection dropped, the other kept the stream live. LCD screens on fold-back stands gave speakers and the room clear sight of the programme. The show laptop and a presenter clicker meant speakers could move through their slides without relying on anyone at the tech desk for every advance.



Multi-format vision mixer used to control presentation sources and route clean feeds to both the room display and the outgoing stream.
Three units distributed video signals reliably across multiple outputs, keeping the room screen and streaming feed in sync without quality loss.
Dedicated streaming hardware for encoding and broadcasting the live session to remote attendees in real time.
Dual-connection internet setup providing redundancy for the stream. If one connection dropped, the other kept the broadcast live.
A 50-inch and a 24-inch LCD screen positioned for confident speaker and audience sight lines throughout the session.
In-room projection setup ensuring the full audience had a clear view of presentations regardless of where they were seated in the Ballroom.
The event ran without technical incident.
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