Libero Playbook Sports Analysis Tool
Provides 3D game analysis in less than 60 seconds.LiberoVision’s Playbook is an ultra-fast version of the Libero Hightlight that, depending on setup, offers in-game analysis that can go live, on-air in as little as 30 seconds. the company’s 3D annotations work like Highlight, seamlessly combining live camera feeds. All major annotations are included, such as arrows, areas, player marks, etc.
“Instead of a typical replay, Libero Playbook provides its users with the option of telling the viewer at home exactly why a player’s movement disrupted his team’s offensive—or why a tiny movement of the ball prevented his defense from conceding,” said Stephan Würmling Stadler, CEO at LiberoVision. “The product is our response to a demand in the market. We feel confident that both new and existing customers will appreciate the extra dimension it adds to in-game analysis.”
Key Features of Libero Playbook include in-game 3D replays, typical turnaround time of 30 to 60 seconds, fast playbook analysis, and powerful 3D annotations. All LiberoVision products come as one-box-solutions for easy integration into a production environment. No additional infrastructure is required inside the stadium.
Tight Integration with the Vizrt Workflow
In addition to the new Playbook features, LiberoVision’s incorporation into the Vizrt workflow time renderer and Viz Trio CG software, Vizrt already supports bringing Libero Highlight clips into a Vizrt workflow. With Viz Anchor, on-air talent can start sports analysis from an iPad. Plus, Vizrt offers an interactive sports studio application enabling the Viz Engine renderer to smoothly interact with Libero Highlight clips. Analysts and presenters can interact with the Libero clips using a touch screen, for example showing arrows on the field, highlighting certain players, and describing their movement, all in perspective and tied to the field.
With this product integration, sportscasters can deliver Libero clips—with defined starts/stops and annotations—into the Vizrt workflow. They can then control the playback of the clips from any Vizrt control software and play it out, embedded in graphics, through the Viz Engine. Metadata, such as short text, can be exported and then rendered by Viz Engine. LiberoVision analysis can reach videowalls, virtual sets, and can be distributed to mobile devices by using the device-optimized delivery of video to all devices.
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Posted by Bruce at 28 Nov 2011 
Categories: Entertainment Engineering
Tags: Libero Playbook Sports Analysis 3D LiberoVision Libero Hightlight Sports replay Vizrt Viz Trio CG
Categories: Entertainment Engineering
Tags: Libero Playbook Sports Analysis 3D LiberoVision Libero Hightlight Sports replay Vizrt Viz Trio CG
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