Chyron Demonstrates High Performance HD/SD Graphics Systems And Interfuse Technology Workflow

Chyron is demonstrating its three new graphics systems and interFuse workflow solution, to the European broadcast market at IBC.
Already being adopted by major broadcasters including Sky Sports News and Canal+ France, the HyperX2 is the new crown jewel in Chyron’s graphics system line, replacing the high-performance HyperX as the premier HD/SD graphics creation and playout engine.
The LEX2, which has been purchased by European broadcasters including France 3, replaces the LEX, LX and HX200, providing advanced features and scalability to HD. Both systems support Chyron’s outstanding new advanced creation and playout software option, Lyric PRO 7, driven by Chyron’s new breakthrough interFuse Technology.
An adaptable workflow solution for news, sports, election coverage, entertainment and education, interFuse combines all of Chyron’s existing products into a flexible, interoperable solution that will provide clients with an adaptable, scalable and reliable workflow package for all industry segments. Integrating Adobe’s Extensible Metadata Platform (XMP), interFuse technology further enhances Chyron’s reputation as an integrated, high-performance, graphics solutions provider.
SOLO2 provides broadcasters with a graphics system-in-a-briefcase, a perfect solution for networks, truck companies, rental houses and freelancers, who require a fast, available graphics channel on-site at the live video source. The system includes a single, HD/SD-switchable channel with digital keyer and SVGA preview that can run Lyric, Lyric PRO (optional), CAL (Chyron Abstraction Layer) and Chyron’s new full-featured LEIF API, also making it an ideal development platform.
Michael Wellesley-Wesley, Chyron CEO commented: "These three new systems and interFuse technology workflow further highlight Chyron as the leading provider of integrated graphics solutions. Chyron can provide a fully compliant chain that begins with a mobile phone video clip shot by a citizen journalist right through to the viewer watching that same clip in his living room with sophisticated live on air graphics."
Chyron’s classic HyperX, LEX, LX and HX200 systems will continue to be available.
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