Chyron HyperX3 Provides Graphics Stage For Canadian 3-D Hockey Broadcast

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Dec 27, 2010 4:44 PM

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) used two Chyron HyperX3 on-air graphics systems from Chyron during prolongation of Canada's initial 3-D broadcast, a hockey diversion between the Montreal Canadians and the Toronto Maple Leafs. During the Dec. 11 diversion at Toronto's Air Canada Center, the Chyron systems enabled a energetic 3-D measure bug and other graphics with 3-D objects and animation. The new score-generation network supposing the diversion clock, penalties and out-of-town scores.

Trevor Pilling, senior manager writer of CBC's "Hockey Night in Canada," mentioned the Chyron systems authorised his organisation to prepackage the hockey graphics is to 3-D mood and successfully confederate them in to the on-site announce workflow to supply a visually charming 3-D observation experience.

Chyron's HyperX3 features real-time 2-D/3-D animation and a accumulation of hardware and program features. The network is scalable to two eccentric channels, and the 3-D stereoscopic ability is a typical underline with the Lyric PRO 8 modernized origination and playout package.