The term 'broadcast room' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used as a descriptive term for a room that is used for broadcasting, such as a radio station's control room. For example, "The host welcomed the audience to the broadcast room."
He'd sit in the unused TV-broadcast room, a few doors down from the announcer's booth, and watch races, calling them to himself.
After the broadcast, the room cleared out.
Rodgers sat uncomfortably in the broadcast green room until the Packers took him at No. 24.
The stage, curated by live-streaming DJ broadcast Boiler Room, offered a system built specifically for the event by British audio company Bowers & Wilkins, capable of producing enough sound to power many of the festival's stages.
In each test point, the target broadcasts a room separation request every six seconds and about 300 requests are sent.
Twitter-owned Periscope beat Facebook to market with live video, but in the days since, Facebook has invested heavily in its live streaming feature, with the launch of new creative expression features, an API to help broadcasters use professional equipment, support for two-person broadcasts, waiting rooms and more.
Twitter-owned Periscope beat Facebook to market with live video, but in the days since, Facebook has invested heavily in its live streaming feature, with the launch of new creative expression features, an API to help broadcasters use professional equipment, support for two-person broadcasts, waiting rooms and more.
What you want to accomplish is to have the TV sound broadcast across the room wireless and a way to pick up the sound and listen with some earphones commonly referred to as "earbuds".
Firth is playing George VI on his way to make his first wartime broadcast and the room is in Buckingham Palace – except it isn't, of course; it's actually in Lancaster House, tucked away between the Mall and St James's.
The work space features a screening room, broadcast studio and recording studio.
