PRODUCT · TIIVII SUITE
VAR
Live play review, with every function you need, at a cost you can absorb.
Up to nine synchronised cameras with under five seconds of delay, straight from the browser.
Sport
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THE CHALLENGE
Video refereeing used to be for the elite only
Traditional VAR systems demand top-tier infrastructure, at a cost no federation can absorb across a whole competition.
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Prohibitive cost
Dedicated equipment, a review booth and specialist staff at every match of the competition.
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Contested decisions
With no review tool, every doubtful play turns into a controversy that damages the competition.
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Slow deployment
Setting up and dismantling specific equipment at every venue eats time and budget.
WHAT IT IS
A complete VAR that runs on the venue's own cameras
cinfo built a play-review system with every function officiating needs, at a far lower cost: it runs on the cameras already installed and is operated from a browser.
Up to nine cameras perfectly synchronised with each other.
Under five seconds of delay against real time.
Browser access, with no dedicated equipment at the venue.
Integrated with the live broadcast so the viewer sees the review too.
HOW IT WORKS
From doubtful play to decision, in seconds
The system records every camera continuously and lets you go back frame by frame.
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Everything is recorded
Venue cameras record continuously and are synchronised with each other in the cloud.
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The play is marked
The operator marks any action for later review, without stopping the recording.
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It is reviewed in mosaic
An interface with every camera in view, instant switching and frame-by-frame stepping.
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The decision is shown
The review can be inserted into the live feed for the crowd and the media.
FEATURES
Everything an official needs to review a play
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Up to 9 synchronised cameras
Every source time-aligned, with under five seconds of delay.
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Browser access
No dedicated equipment or on-site installation: a laptop and a connection is enough.
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Mosaic interface
Every camera in view, so the best angle is found immediately.
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Frame-by-frame stepping
Precise forward and backward stepping to pin down the exact moment.
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Play marking
Marking of every action to review, and immediate jump to the mark.
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Instant switching
Switching between cameras with no cuts and no loss of sync during the review.
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Review archive
Recordings can be kept for later review and for training.
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Broadcast integration
Reviews can be shown on the live feed, increasing transparency.
BENEFITS
Less controversy, more credibility for your competition
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Affordable
It reuses the cameras already installed for production: there is no second infrastructure.
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Defensible decisions
Every reviewed action is logged, with the angle and the frame that justify it.
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Transparency with the public
Showing the review on the broadcast improves how officiating is perceived.
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Material for training
The review archive serves to train officials and align criteria.
INTEGRATIONS
It builds on what is already installed
The VAR reuses the venue's production infrastructure and integrates with the live broadcast.
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Automatic production cameras
The same cameras that broadcast the match feed the review system.
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Extra cameras
Dedicated cameras can be added at goals or key areas.
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Live broadcast
Reviews are inserted into the feed for viewers and for the video scoreboard.
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tiivii Multicamera
It shares the same source synchronisation as the multicamera experience.
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Officiating table
Integration with scoreboards and connected clocks to place the action in time.
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Cloud storage
Recordings remain available for download and later review.
HOW IT IS CONTRACTED
Per competition, per venue or per event
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Event
FINALS AND PLAY-OFFS
- Deployment for one event
- Up to 6 synchronised cameras
- Optional cinfo operator
- Session recording
- Support during the live event
Price per event
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Venue
ARENAS WITH TIIVII CAMERAS
- VAR over the installed cameras
- Up to 9 cameras
- Web access for the officiating team
- Review archive
Annual fee per venue
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Competition
FEDERATIONS AND LEAGUES
- Rollout across every venue
- Training for the officiating team
- Broadcast integration
- Centralised archive
- Priority support
Season contract
Indicative models. Price depends on the number of cameras, the venues and the competition calendar.
GALLERY
The system in competition
CASE STUDIES
VAR for the Spanish Roller Sports Federation
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RFEP · COPA DEL REY 2026
Rink and inline hockey with live review
The federation acquired the system and used it at the 2026 Copa del Rey for rink and inline hockey, with reviews visible during the broadcast.
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RFEP · COPA DE LA REINA 2026
The same technology in the women's competition
The system was also deployed at the 2026 rink hockey Copa de la Reina, operated from the browser by the same officiating team.
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OK LIGA TV
Reviews built into the broadcast
Reviews carried out during matches are added to the public broadcast, available to viewers and media.
CINFO IN NUMBERS
System performance
- 9synchronised cameras per review
- <5 sof delay against real time
- 1frame of precision in the review
- 0dedicated units to install at the venue
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What federations ask
Do I need a VAR booth at the arena?
No. The system is operated from a browser, so a connected workstation is enough: there is no dedicated equipment to set up and dismantle.
Can I use the cameras I already have?
Yes. The system builds on the production cameras already installed, and dedicated cameras can be added in the most contested areas.
How much delay does the review have?
Under five seconds against real time, which allows a play to be reviewed practically as it happens.
Can the public see it?
Yes. The review can be integrated into the live broadcast and shown on the venue's video scoreboard.
Are reviews stored?
Yes, if configured that way. Recordings stay available for later review, for the competition committee and for referee training.
Does it work for any sport?
The system is sport-agnostic: what changes is the placement and number of cameras each facility needs.
WHO IT IS FOR
Who can now afford a VAR
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Federations
National competitions that want video refereeing without elite-level cost.
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Leagues and clubs
Divisions where one doubtful play decides promotion or relegation.
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Event organisers
Finals and tournaments with maximum media exposure.
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Officiating committees
Training and criteria alignment based on archived real plays.
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