Route overlays and graphics
Graphics are sources like any other. Studio routes them onto the program feed so titles, lower thirds, and scoreboards appear exactly when you trigger them.
A lower third that has to be built while the show is running is a lower third that arrives late. Preparing graphics in advance and triggering them on cue keeps text readable and avoids a visible scramble.
Graphics you can prepare
- Lower thirds naming a speaker or performer
- Opening and closing titles
- Scoreboards and event graphics
- Sponsors and acknowledgements
Because graphics sit in the switcher as sources, they can be previewed, cued, and taken live using the same workflow as a camera, and they can be layered with other sources in a scene.
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