2 days · London
Live Signal Fundamentals
Routing, monitoring and fault recovery for live feeds, taught on real broadcast hardware.
The central hub for media feeds
inforaza teaches professional video operation, live signal management and content distribution, so UK news and television teams deliver reliable, high-quality feeds every single day.
“After the live signal course our regional newsroom cut dropped-feed incidents by 60% in a single quarter.”

Daniel Ashworth
Head of Output, regional news desk
99.98%
Average signal uptime reported by teams running feeds with our monitoring method.
1,200+
Camera operators, signal engineers and producers trained across UK broadcasters.
Every stage of a media feed has its own craft. Our courses cover each one, so your team understands the full chain and not just its own link.
Learn to route, monitor and recover live signals from the control room, with clear procedures for the moments when something goes wrong on air.
Hands-on camera craft for studio, location and multi-camera news output, from framing and exposure to working cleanly with a gallery.
Understand how finished feeds travel to affiliates and platforms over fibre, satellite and IP, and how to keep quality intact end to end.
Featured courses
Small groups, working kit and instructors from live news and television. Introductory prices are available for a limited time.
2 days · London
Routing, monitoring and fault recovery for live feeds, taught on real broadcast hardware.
3 days · Manchester
Studio and location camera operation for news programmes, with live gallery practice.
2 days · Leeds
Run incoming and outgoing news feeds with confidence, from booking to clean handover.
Our engineers review your feed chain, find the weak links and give you a clear action list. Reserve your place at the introductory price.
Book an auditTraining packages
A one-day introduction to feeds, signals and gallery workflow for newcomers.
Three linked courses covering camera, signal and feed operations in sequence.
On-site training for up to six colleagues using your own equipment and workflows.
A full review of your signal chain with a written report and follow-up call.