MADRID—Radio Television Española (RTVE), which oversees Spain's public broadcasting services, went live in mid-February with election coverage using a new graphics workflow and state-of-the-art video wall systems driven by Chyron Prime Video Walls at two refurbished studios in Madrid. 

The broadcaster also used the newly refreshed Chyron Camio template-based graphics asset management solution and updated Chyron LyricX CG systems as part of the video wall systems, which also gives RTVE the ability to adapt sophisticated studio graphics quickly from show to show. With Chyron Prime Video Walls, they can reconfigure playout across displays in any size, number, shape or pixel count, the company said.  

RTVE uses Camio to orchestrate its graphics workflow for the news studios and to more tightly integrate Chyron graphics authoring and playout tools into its news and production environment, making it possible for the graphics department to be more responsive and effective in addressing editorial needs, Chyron said.

Local integrator Clearcom, which supplied the Chyron technology, Chyron and RTVE installed the system, trained personnel and commissioned the systems.

More information is available on the company’s website. 

MELVILLE, N.Y.—Dome Productions is doing graphics on the go with the addition of new ChyronHego equipment in its fleet of 17 mobile production vehicles.

Dome already utilized ChyronHego’s LyricX graphics creation and playout environment, but with the addition of 13 Mosaic XL2 graphics platforms it can bring the trucks into its overall LyricX graphic workflows. The 1080p capable Mosaic XL2 will help with Dome Productions reported ventures into 4K.

“A common character-generation format across our entire fleet will give us a boost in both speed and capability and help accelerate productions of all sizes,” said Mike Johnson, director of engineering for Dome Productions.