Platform can create lower thirds, scoreboards, tickers and full-screen broadcast graphics
Zero Density has expanded its 0Graf Studio graphics platform.
0Graf Studio is used for creating lower thirds, scoreboards, tickers and full-screen broadcast graphics in HTML5, and is targeted at news, sports and live production teams. It is based around the EBU’s 0Graf standard and is web browser-based.
The platform now combines layer-based design tools with customisable animations, shaders and visual effects to create these graphics, also allowing for data-driven text, Lottie support and SVG imports. Users can define how graphics appear, update and leave the screen, while coordinating multiple elements for realtime and non-linear editing workflows. Built-in validation and export tools help prepare content for OGraf-compatible systems.
0Graf Studio is open-source and users can inspect the implementation, adapt it to their requirements and contribute improvements through GitHub.
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