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On-air graphics in the browser
Live broadcast graphics without expensive hardware
Create lower thirds, scoreboards, clocks, and Web CG animations, then trigger them live from templates and data.
MediaDock / intent
Graphics respond to the programme in real time without locking production to one workstation.
The solution
Graphics that react with the show
Web CG gives operators speed, designers control, and productions a repeatable visual system.
In practiceWhat this is
On-air graphics turn data and operator decisions into what the audience sees: lower thirds, scores, clocks, panels, and animations. In live work they must react quickly and stay visually consistent.
What this is / 01Where the work gets hard
Expensive graphics systems need specialist workstations, licences, and trained operators. For smaller productions, the cost can exceed the event itself.
Manual updates to scores, names, or sponsors create a risk of mistakes while the operator is also watching the programme.
Graphics built in separate tools lose visual consistency, and last-minute corrections extend rehearsals and increase pressure.
In practice
From data to on-air picture
In practice / 02The designer prepares lower thirds, scores, clocks, and full-screen panels in Web CG.
The operator triggers an element from the panel without switching apps or exporting files by hand.
Data can update the graphic, so a score or caption does not depend on a rushed manual edit.
Ready-made packages and JavaScript extensions can stay attached to the project.
On-air graphics
Graphics that keep up with the show
Live graphics must be quick to trigger and easy to correct. The operator needs confidence that the right element is being updated, not a copy from five minutes ago.
Web CG runs in the browser and combines templates, data, and triggers. The team can split responsibility between the designer, the operator, and the data owner.
The result is consistent: identity, scores, and sponsor information share one visual language throughout the broadcast.
The solution, cost, and time / 03The solution, cost, and time
Web CG provides browser-based templates, data, and triggers, so designers and operators can work in one system without a heavy playout workstation.
Start with ready packs and simple templates, then extend only when the project needs it. Fewer installations and a shorter rollout keep the entry cost under control.
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