Professional Services - Sports Broadcasting & Event Production

ELTA is dedicated to producing and broadcasting a wide range of local and international sports events - including the Asian Youth and Junior Championships, school and amateur tournaments, and major domestic leagues such as CPBL Baseball, Futsal, and Badminton.
Our production excellence has also been recognized through the coverage of prestigious international events, such as the Tokyo Olympics, World Baseball Classic, and Universiade Invitationals.
With advanced production capabilities and years of professional experience, ELTA continues to deliver comprehensive, high-quality live broadcasts that meet global standards.

Recent Event Productions

2022-2024

National Fitness Championships (All Taiwan)
Makinohara International Badminton Championships
Taiwan Athletics Open
National Figure Skating Championships
Youth and Junior Futsal Championships
School Football Championships
ISU World Junior Figure Skating Championships
Taipei City DanceSport Championships
Asian Youth Championships

2021-2023

Asian Youth Games
National Fitness Challenge
National Cheerleading Championships
CPBL Secondary League & Military League
National DanceSport Championships
Explosive Baseball League

2017–2020

Taipei Universiade Invitational
World Baseball Classic
2020 Tokyo Olympics Simulation Event
Asian Archery Championships

2016 and Earlier

CPBL Premier League
National Baseball Championships
Junior and Youth Football Tournaments

Grand Stage Opening Ceremony

Live Broadcast from a Major OB Vehicle

On-Site Signal Processing Center

Live Baseball Game Shoots

Instant Slow-Motion Replay Editing

Live Coverage using a Compact OB Vehicle

Integrated Solution Service Portfolio

In-House Produced Sports Event(Shin kong Dance Competition)

Since 2021, ELTA has been providing comprehensive live coverage of all final matches and entire tournament schedules in high-definition (HD) quality via MOD and OTT platforms.
This initiative has not only received widespread acclaim but has also successfully boosted viewership and public attention for the Olympics' new discipline, Breaking.