MCTV is using Inscriber's VMP Studio and AutoCG MAX character
generators to create and deliver on-air graphics for its nightly
newscast.
MCTV, a CTV affiliate, uses two Inscriber VMP Studio systems and two
AutoCG MAX systems to create and broadcast their newscasts. VMP Studio
is used to create and play the full screen boards, animations, supers
and over-the-shoulder graphics used in MCTV's newscasts. Templates
created with VMP Studio are used during pre-broadcast preparations.
The AutoCG MAX systems are used in conjunction with the station's
news automation service provider, NewStar. Changes that occur with the
NewStar system are instantly updated within the AutoCG MAX interface.
New graphics are created in real-time. AutoCG MAX will automatically
broadcast new content and graphics, while operators work on other
tasks.
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