> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sportradar.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sportradar.com/audiovisual/audiovisual-streaming/4sight-streaming-quick-start-guide.md).

# 4Sight Streaming Quick Start Guide

4Sight Streaming adds smart 3D graphics to live sports videos using AI, so viewers can see key stats and actions in real time. This helps viewers understand the game better and place faster, more confident bets.

It turns broadcasts into immersive, engaging experiences powered by data and insight.

* Automated video tracking:\
  Latest computer vision models for object identification
* Real-time player tracking data to enrich the viewing experience
* Engaging real-time graphics

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### Backend Integration

The backend integration for 4Sight is basically the same as for the standard LCO stream.

Please check the details [here](https://secure.docs.sportradar.com/readme/live-channel-online-live-channel-retail-flex/audiovisual-api#audiovisualapi-augmentedstreaming-4sightstreaming-support-livechannelonlineaugmentedstreaming)

### Recommendations for Frontend Integration

* Replace the standard LCO stream with a 4Sight stream\
  or
* Switch between 4Sight and standard streams directly within the [Sportradar Video Player](https://secure.docs.sportradar.com/readme/live-channel-online-live-channel-retail-flex/audiovisual-video-player/sportradar-video-player)<br>

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