Cinegy Titler allows the addition of multiple layers of automation controlled, template based titles, logos, animated graphics, and more. From simple ticker tapes and lower thirds to multi-layer character animations, Cinegy Titler includes a whole range of advanced effects and features. This module addresses simple requirements such as logo insertion right through to complex branding with templated information and animated video plates.

With broadcast automation controlled scheduled playout, sequences are often changed or modified right up to the last minute, or even during playout. With Cinegy Titler you can make changes on the fly. Simply turn items off (pure pass thru), turn parts on/off (e.g. logo), or invoke certain templates, plates or other titles manually independent of the automation schedule.

Use the Cinegy Titler editor to build complex visual scenes, harnessing the full power of the Cinegy Titler engine. Allow users to alter specified elements in a pre-created template using the simple and intuitive template viewer – letting production staff easily utilize the work of the graphical design team.

The Cinegy Titler template builder and title designer allows you to build creative templates offline with all the effects and features required to make professional templates quickly and easily:

• Add basic effects to text, such as a shadow, border, glow or bevel, change the color and transparency.
• Control the way text appears, change the position, rotation, color or size or add effects such as typewriter, flash, alpha.
• Add stationary, crawling or rolling text, with either static or templated content.
• Apply an automatic size control effect to text for neat appearance as content changes.
• Insert logos, pictures or animations with a range of supported formats.
• Create text variables which can be changed just before playout.
• Items can be played once, run on a loop, or ping pong from left to right.
• Add up to six layers for complex compositions involving multiple objects.
• Create masks and dynamically occlude text and video.
• Use a simple macro language to automate metadata display direct from the playlist.