• • • This week I had a chance to work on an interesting project involving a beautiful free piece of software called Caspar CG. And we have enhanced it with metadata from EVS IPDirector! Caspar has been developed by Swedish public service television (SVT), has been successfully used by them at high-profile productions such as FIFA World Cup and is still being used by SVT on a daily basis. Due to local laws the software could not be sold on and had to be made Open-Source. As a result, great community of users has formed, producing various templates and bits of code that are free to be used by anyone who wants to produce live graphics for broadcast.

The goal of this particular project was to prove that it is possible to trigger various football graphics (score changes, lower thirds, etc.) by logs generated within EVS IP Director application. The open-source nature of Caspar has made it possible to integrate it nicely with flexible IP Director API via notifications mechanism.

Each time a log entry is made within IPDirector, a notification would be sent to our custom software, that interprets the message, gets additional details about the log, and triggers an appropriate event on the Caspar CG server. Software hacker facebook terbaru hotel. The actual graphics template in the video is the default one that is distributed alongside the Football 2010 Client app, which controls the CasparCG server. Big Thank You goes out to the team of engineers at IMG Media, who have introduced me to Caspar, provided a stand-alone graphics server, helped get the right configuration for the Decklink output card and are generally amazing.

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I am a broadcast graphics designer – I create fully animated lower thirds, score bugs, over-the-shoulder graphics for live production. In the past 7 years I have finished over 110 projects, using more than 300 interactive, data-driven graphics, integrating information from multiple sources. I have also published many Open-Source broadcast software tools, that are being used across Europe, also as part of channel identifications running 24 hours a day. I have completed projects for independent webcasting and TV production companies as well as regional and national-level broadcasters. Combining my knowledge of programming with an experience in broadcasting allows me to create uniquely user-friendly solutions. Each and every graphics package is a bespoke creation, made to fit a particular client and their production requirements. By using standard, open-source components, I create living solutions, that do not box you into a particular vendor, and allow a long product life.

Has a vibrant community of designers, operators and developers, that is more than eager to help any newcomers. CasparCG is also the basis of user-friendly solutions and apps. As an experienced CasparCG designer and programmer I create custom graphics templates and packages for these systems as well. I don't just set my sights on CasparCG - I also have experience with NodeCG (Open Broadcasting Software), vMix, Streamstar SCOREPLUS and Chyron Lyric graphics engines.