Module · Graphics

A lower third on air without a second machine

Graphics are HTML and go out through the same engine as the video. There is no separate character generator to buy, feed and keep in sync.

What it does

What goes on top of the video, fired by the same person running the signal.

HTML graphics

A template is a web page: a designer builds it with tools they already know, not in a closed format.
Saved presets

The graphic used every day is saved with its data already filled in, ready to fire.
From the operator's screen

Fired from Playout, without switching applications or asking another seat to put it up.
Layers per channel

The channel has its graphics layers, and each template knows which one it goes on.
Permissions per person

Who may touch the graphics is decided per user, not per machine.
No extra hardware

It goes out through the station's own video engine. There is no extra box in the rack.

Template format	HTML — designed with standard web tools
Firing	From the Playout screen, or from a saved preset
Layers	The channel's graphics layers, each template assigned to one
On air at once	One HTML graphic per channel. It is a limit of the video engine, and we say it here rather than in the demo
Hardware	None extra: it uses the station's engine
Permissions	Per person, like the rest of the application

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