The production team delivered Polish and English commentary mixes plus an international mix without commentary for SHAQ Presents All Stars League III at Atlas Arena in Łódź. Tomasz Kramarczyk built the main mix on TVN’s Lawo mc²96, using the truck’s Waves SoundGrid processing and an external DAD AX Center and MacBook-based chain running Live Professor and UAD and ambience-reduction plug-ins. Krzysztof Kurek mixed the English version independently. A TC Electronic System 6000 finalized all three masters for consistent loudness and dynamics. The external chain reportedly added 3–4 ms of round-trip latency and remained stable and synchronized to the truck clock throughout the broadcast.

Marcin Prause led the full television production for SHAQ Presents All Stars League III at Atlas Arena in Łódź on 3 October 2026. A crew of about 30 completed a roughly 5.5-hour venue rig for a nine-camera, 1080p50 production, delivering separate Polish- and English-language pay-per-view feeds. The setup included replay servers, multi-source audio, live graphics, venue effects, and coordinated communications among the organiser, arena, technical teams, and streaming provider. Preparation began in mid-September, and the broadcast ran from 17:45 to around 22:00, with the opening also streamed on YouTube.

Prause supplied the camera, LiveU LU800 transmitter and on-site crew for BBC HARDtalk’s live interview with Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski in Warsaw on January 25, 2024. The signal was sent to the BBC’s London studio, with return audio delivered through LiveU and a phone line held as backup. After a successful pre-interview test and schedule changes, the equipment was ready ahead of the broadcast and the interview occupied most of its scheduled slot. Prause presents the production as an example of how newsrooms can arrange live coverage in Poland without sending their own crew or equipment.