Chyron Powers Graphics For 2010 Commonwealth Games

Chyron is powering the graphics for the Commonwealth Games, the international event currently taking place in New Delhi, india.
UK-based broadcast graphics company MOOV is utilising Chyron's Lyric PRO 8 graphics infrastructure for this year's Commonwealth Games on the BBC.
Lyric Pro 8 is the ultimate enterprise authoring tool that provides the power to create sophisticated graphic templates with incomparable ease and flexibility across the entire Chyron product spectrum.
Lyric PRO 8 features groundbreaking technologies, including native support for Stereoscopic 3D, scriptless Intelligent Conditional Transitions and Touch GraphX.
MOOV has created an original new 'Coming Up' sequence for the multi-sport event that opens up with the New Delhi Skyline with numerous kites flying in the sky. Using the powerful Inherit State feature, the sequence can display any country's flags in any order, at any time with "turn-on-a-dime" flexibility.
This saves both time and resources by eliminating the need to programme all possible transition scenarios.
Duncan Foot, MOOV Managing Director, said: "I have no doubt that this is an innovative sequence never seen on TV before - it combines cutting-edge technology with amazing creative flair to produce a stunning real-time sequence.
"We will of course be producing a wide range of graphical sequences during the 11-day games and have absolute confidence that Chyron will reliably deliver quality graphics throughout. We will be on air for 12 hours every day, providing live graphics in HD and also supporting six AVID edit suites."
Chyron's Vice President EMEA Sales Paul Glasgow added: "MOOV has been Chyron's partner for many years. We are delighted to be part of such an impressive international event."
(KMcA)