The control room was the first 1080P control room in MLB. It is housed in a glass enclosed booth on the right side of the press box (facing the field) behind bullet proof glass. The control room features much of the same equipment housed in a state-of-the-art production truck covering live games or a television production facility. Among the equipment included are Sony cameras, switcher and monitors, 11 Canon & Sony robotic cameras, EVS replay, Chyron character generators, Click Effects video playback, Evertz routing and multi-viewers, Elemental digital recording system, 2 Wave Central RF cameras, Shure wireless microphones and a Yamaha audio mixer.
A 31-member video production crew puts on an entertainment show for all fans in the stadium while also showing player statistical data that is updated with every pitch.
DodgerVision Includes 2 video screens, multiple LED screens, TVs around the stadium and a sound system.
The main DodgerVision screens are the highest pixel density screens in MLB at 10mm and are in a hexagon shape, which is the original shape of the scoreboards installed in 1962 when the park opened.
The screens measure 77 1/2 feet wide in the middle and 38 feet high in the middle and consist of over 2.3 million pixels on each screen. The screens are driven by ANC's vSoft and associated software.
Unique to Dodger Stadium, the 2 main screens show a combination of imagery, sometimes mirroring each other, but usually showing different content on each screen, with the right field screen being the main scoreboard during game play.
Below each main screen is a 69 x 6 foot line-score board, also featuring 10mm LEDs.
Control Room
Outfield Wall Boards
The control room is fully digital and is housed in a glass enclosed booth on the right side of the press box (facing the field) behind bullet proof glass. The control room features much of the same equipment housed in a state-of-the-art production truck covering live games or a television production facility. Among the equipment included are Sony DigiBeta videotape machines, four 16x9 cameras, including one RF wireless camera, Grass Valley Zodiac switcher, Click Effects digital video playback system, Dixon Digital Disc recorders used for replays and highlights packages, Pinnacle FX Deko Character Generator and various engineering and monitoring systems.
LED Ribbon Board
There are multiple LED boards surrounding the bowl of the stadium, all of which are 20mm pixel size.
The outfield wall LEDs are housed behind chain-link fence to provide player protection. They measure 61 x 6 feet and consist of 267,264 red, green and blue LEDs. These screens are used for fan prompts and other MLB scores from around the league.
The Loge level ribbon board is located on the facade of the Loge level from foul pole to foul pole and measure 1,113 x 3 feet. It consists of 2,442,240 red, green and blue LEDs. This screen is used for scoring and sponsor information, along with a clock at each end.
The Club level ribbon boards are located on the facade of the Club level and each measure 374 x 3 feet. They each consist of 820,224 red, green and blue LEDs. This screen is used primarily for sponsor information.
Overall, there are over 10 million pixels of LED screens in the main bowl of Dodger Stadium.