ChyronHego’s Paint 8.1 Is Now Shipping
STOCKHOLM — February 5, 2020 — ChyronHego is now shipping Paint 8.1, the newest [...]
A Fully Immersive Fan Experience at AT&T Stadium
As one of the most innovative productions in in-arena sports, The Dallas Cowboys [...]
Looking at Integrating Sports Betting Into Your Live Broadcasts? Just Do It!
If you’re watching your favorite team play and the game is kind of boring [...]
Changing the Game with NBC Sports Washington
Midway through the Washington Wizards 2018-2019 season, NBC Sports Washington called on ChyronHego [...]
Join Us for ‘How Analysis Has Reshaped Sports’
Choreographing your video wall graphics to interact with your on-screen graphics gives you a more dynamic, visually-entertaining production. Your studio display walls should extend your station branding to your in-studio monitor walls. And, they should synchronize your displays with...
THE TRACKING GAME… AN INTERVIEW WITH NIALL HENDRY
With the evolution of data within sports, collecting more and more data is inevitable. The use cases vary between whether the data is relevant to broadcasters for visualization and editorial or teams for performance and analytics, but fundamentally as long as the data is available, and crucially, available live – then the possibilities are expansive.
Teaming Up with Virginia Tech to Make the Winning Play
Watch as Virginia Tech's HokieVision puts the Sports FX Engine through the paces across 22 different sports, taking full advantage of the Paint Telestrator, Virtual Placement Ad Insertion, and the Down & Distance virtuosity of Virtual 1st.
Data-Driven Graphics: Superbikes & LyricX
It makes us happy to hear how ChyronHego products expand our customers' capabilities and help them to tell stories in captivating ways. Our LyricX customer, Jeremy Tidy of Happy Graphics authored a Customer Success Story about how he uses data-driven graphics to enhance the viewer experience for the British Superbilke Championships...
Telling the best story possible: First Coast News, Jacksonville, FL
When I visited Tegna station, First Coast News in Jacksonville, Florida, to learn how they use virtual graphics, a key theme proliferated our conversation: how they connect with viewers by telling the best story possible. First Coast News is committed to conveying their stories in multiple ways - the way that best fits the subject matter. In whatever way that connects with people the most meaningfully. In talking with the staff at First Coast News, it was evident that adding virtual graphics to their reporting helps their viewers connect with the news in an emotional way. In a single newscast, they'll use virtual graphics to tell one story, then switch to a traditional set to set a different tone, then switch back to a virtual set with an animated augmented graphics piece...
Gold Medal Graphics
By Robert W. Brown - Senior Pre-Sales Specialist NBC has held the American broadcasting [...]