Open Broadcast Systems announced that BMC TV has deployed its 5G Flyaway solution for live horse racing coverage. The solution provides high-quality, low-latency feeds from remote tracks using cellular networks, aiming to deliver satellite and fiber-comparable quality. BMC TV’s director of operations stated the 5G Flyaway met requirements for reliable, low-latency bonded cellular transmission.
The immediate takeaway is that BMC TV is using bonded cellular instead of relying only on satellite or fibre for remote horse-racing feeds. Open Broadcast Systems is positioning 5G Flyaway as a way to preserve low latency and picture quality from tracks that are often in remote locations, and it says the system has already carried live feeds from hundreds of horse races across the UK. The ecosystem angle is narrower but important: the product now sits inside BMC’s contributor network, extending visibility across its video transmission estate. What to watch next is whether Open Broadcast Systems or BMC TV discloses further live-sports deployments beyond horse racing.
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