The scientific importance of the research is centered on improving the control and operation of PTZ cameras and live television broadcasting and improving its quality. The research problem is found in a main question: Can PTZ cameras in the live broadcast process obtain satisfactory technical quality of sound and image (image resolution, frame rate, and sound quality), and compatibility and integration with different broadcasting programs and systems? The research aims to study the technical developments in PTZ cameras, explore their applications in live broadcasting, and develop a vision that can be applied on the ground to transmit the activities of the online part remotely for one of the lectures inside Hall 209 at the Higher Institute of Applied Arts in the Fifth Settlement. The research follows the descriptive analytical approach to study PTZ cameras and to create a vision that can be implemented on the ground. The expected results of using PTZ cameras to broadcast the sessions are improving the image quality as they provide a clear, detailed, and high-resolution image, increasing interaction between students and the lecturer in a better way, improving the student experience, and using PTZ cameras reduces the cost, and ease of installing and using PTZ cameras. The study recommends the need to develop cameras, choose a PTZ camera that matches the needs of the classroom, and the need for integration and compatibility with different systems for live broadcasting, ensuring the availability of a connection Strong internet, providing technical support for filming and broadcasting stages.