SNRT Debuts Its New OB UHD1 (4K HDR) Production Truck for Morocco vs Mozambique in Tangier

SNRT deploys its new OB UHD1 (4K HDR) production truck during the Morocco vs Mozambique match in Tangier, opening a new chapter for national broadcasting ahead of AFCON 2025 and the 2030 World Cup.
SNRT OB UHD1 4K HDR control room showing multi-camera screens for a football broadcast in Morocco

Photo credit: SNRT

Morocco’s national broadcaster SNRT has introduced a major upgrade to its live production capabilities with the arrival of its new OB UHD1 truck, a fully equipped 4K HDR mobile unit. The truck enters service during the Morocco vs Mozambique match in Tangier, an event chosen to mark the reopening of the city’s renovated stadium. This information has been confirmed through SNRT’s official social-media communication and local sports outlets reporting on the unit’s deployment at the stadium ahead of the game.


The OB UHD1 truck represents a significant leap forward for Moroccan broadcasting. It allows SNRT to capture and produce matches in Ultra High Definition with High Dynamic Range, which delivers deeper contrast, more accurate colors, and sharper details.

These improvements enhance the viewing experience for fans and strengthen Morocco’s ability to produce sports broadcasts that meet international standards. The unit supports multi-camera operation, live replays, advanced graphics, and modern audio workflows, giving SNRT crews the tools needed to manage complex football productions with precision.

The choice of Tangier’s stadium for the truck’s debut adds symbolic weight. The stadium has recently undergone major upgrades in anticipation of continental competitions, and its new infrastructure supports the advanced requirements of a UHD production. The match between Morocco and Mozambique therefore becomes a showcase for the country’s technological progress in sports coverage.

SNRT’s investment aligns with Morocco’s broader vision as it prepares for AFCON 2025 and the 2030 World Cup. The UHD1 unit strengthens national readiness by ensuring that broadcasting quality matches the scale of upcoming events. It also reflects Morocco’s drive to modernize its media sector and present its sporting achievements with greater clarity and professionalism.

Through this launch, SNRT takes a confident step forward, giving viewers a level of quality that reflects the ambition shaping Morocco’s sporting future.

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