Chyron Graphics Workflow Supports Live Coverage Of 2011 Open Championship

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Jul 21, 2011 11:52 AM

MOOV Limited and MST Systems in use 7 HyperX3 on-air graphics systems from Chyron ( ) to encouragement the BBC's live coverage of the Open Championship golf contest at the Royal St. George's Golf Club in Sandwich, Kent, England. Using the same workflow implemented at the Scottish Open, MOOV and MST Systems worked together to give display graphics for college of music coverage and live scoring graphics via the tournament.

MOOV has turn the graphics firm of selection for general broadcasters, whilst MST Systems has supposing graphics and scoring services at 6 Ryder Cups, 11 Open Championships, and more than 1000 other golf tournaments is to European Tour, Asian Tour, OneAsia tour, China Tour and the LPGA. Going forward, MOOV and MST Systems mentioned they outline to precedence their proven graphics workflow and Chyron systems not usually for golf, but moreover for coverage of other high-profile events such as the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London.

Duncan Foot, handling executive at MOOV Limited, mentioned this year his group relied solely on Chyron's HyperX3 graphics systems to emanate 3-D graphics together with the adaptableness and interoperability vital from MST Systems to bring a accumulation of information in to those graphics in real time.

MOOV and MST Systems tested the graphics workflow at the Scottish Open previous to doing is to incomparable Open Championship. Within this workflow, MOOV combined the network's graphics package and MST Systems incited those graphics in to templates that were populated with information - trimming from scores, statistics, and standings - ensuring hurried time to air.
Some of the graphics packages were incited around in 24 hours.

During the tournament, MOOV moreover used the HyperX3 systems to air title sequences in that live video from a vicious drive, putt or other cadence were shown with a full-screen striking in real time without requiring rendering.