Video boards Sample Clauses

Video boards. Most of the time, broadcast workflows involve video boards, both for input and output. Since those are in SDI format, support for SDI video boards is an intrinsic need, to the point that video input/output is a fundamental part of our systems. As a result, many tasks have been directed to evolve this system during the project. At an early stage, the graphic engine did not have support for flagging the data as HDR, as mentioned in D4.2, and it used external hardware to overcome this. Since then, it has been updated with new SDK’s of several boards, and implemented the support for this capability. Now it is possible to inform the board both the color space and the transfer function used, so support for HLG and PQ has been achieved. Video Setup, a high level tool provided with the graphics engine in order to configure the video systems, has been updated to ease all the configurations required. In house feedback was very relevant in order to hide the complexity of the configuration without losing usability, which is easy to get wrong given the huge configuration options.
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Video boards. During Home Games, SMG shall make available to TEAM, without additional cost to TEAM, the center hung and end-board video boards installed in the Facility. SMG shall have time to air two (2)

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