Remote integration (REMI) or “at home” is a new model of video content broadcasting in which only minimum capture assets such as microphones and cameras are deployed in the field. The idea behind REMI is to keep expensive resources at the studio to reduce down the costs of production. On-demand web broadcasting and streaming service providers have created an intense competition for traditional broadcasters. In order to counter the same and to provide more choices and tailored experiences to viewers, traditional broadcasters are looking to cover regional sports and live events. Limited revenue generation from advertising for such regional events has given birth to remote integration solutions . Traditional high-end broadcasting events, such as, major football matches or Olympic Games, require the availability of a large staff and number of cameras at the location of the event. With the advent of remote integration solutions, there is no need to send limited and expensi...