Six New LED Displays: Visua decommissioned and removed the existing left-field displays, banners, and scoreboard before installing a new main video board measuring approximately 61 feet wide by 48 feet tall.
The 10.4-millimeter display features a resolution of 1,776 pixels wide by 1,392 pixels tall, giving the RailRiders a large, high-impact platform for live video, replays, statistics, animations, sponsor content, and in-game entertainment.

A new right-field ribbon board was also installed. Measuring approximately 151 feet wide by 6.6 feet tall, the display has a resolution of 4,416 by 192 pixels at a 10.4-millimeter pixel pitch.

Two additional fascia ribbons were installed along the first- and third-base sides. Each display measures approximately 40 feet wide by 2.5 feet tall and provides a resolution of 1,152 by 72 pixels.

At the front of the facility, Visua added two entrance-gate ribbons to extend the digital experience beyond the seating bowl. Each 6-millimeter display measures approximately 20 feet wide by 3.3 feet tall and features a resolution of 864 by 144 pixels.

Across the six displays, Visua created 10 configurable content zones. This gives the RailRiders the flexibility to operate each display independently or coordinate content across multiple surfaces.

Motion Rocket LaunchPad Pro and NovaStar processing provide the team with centralized control over the entire display network. Visua also supported the development and implementation of creative graphics and provided on-site commissioning and game-day support.

A Rebuilt Control Room: Rather than adding new technology on top of an outdated infrastructure, Visua completely gutted and rebuilt the RailRiders’ control room.

Unused equipment and obsolete cabling were removed, new counters were installed, and the rack layout was consolidated. The result is a cleaner, more spacious production environment that is easier for operators to navigate and maintain.

The new production system includes a TriCaster TC1 live-production switcher and a 3Play 3P2 replay system. Flowics was implemented for broadcast graphics, while a Blackmagic Design 40-by-40 router provides flexible signal routing throughout the production workflow.

Visua also supplied a new wireless camera system built around a Blackmagic URSA camera and a Teradek Ranger wireless-video platform.

Five new BirdDog O4 PTZ cameras were installed throughout the ballpark, including positions in center field, both dugouts, and the concourse areas. The installation included all new cabling required to support the cameras and integrate them into the production system.

A Riedel intercom system was added to improve communication between production personnel, camera operators, and other game-day staff.

Together, these upgrades give the RailRiders a streamlined and flexible production workflow capable of supporting live video, replays, graphics, sponsor content, and in-game entertainment across every display.

A More Controllable Audio System: Visua also completed a major renovation of the stadium’s audio infrastructure. The outdated physical mixing console was replaced with a new digital mixer, giving operators more precise control over speaker zones and sound levels throughout the ballpark.

Failing amplifiers were replaced with new Crown DCI amplifiers, and inactive portions of the system were restored. Additional pole-mounted speakers were installed along both the right-field and left-field lines to improve coverage in areas that had previously been difficult to reach.

The upgraded system provides more consistent sound, easier day-to-day operation, and greater flexibility for adjusting audio levels in different areas of the facility.

Visua commissioned the system and trained the RailRiders’ staff to manage zones, adjust levels, and operate the new equipment confidently.