Lino Playout

Lino Playout gives operators one consistent way to prepare, preview, update, and execute graphics across different channels, outputs, and production types. Whether the production involves on-air overlays, AR graphics, virtual studio elements, videowalls, or data-driven graphics, operators use the same playout model with clear Program and Preview states. Graphics can be organized into rundowns or playlists, updated before execution, and controlled through familiar broadcast-style actions during live production.

Multi-Channel Lino Playout

What it enables:

• Template-based operation Use templates for on-air graphics, AR, virtual studio graphics, and videowalls, with editable text, images, and data without changing the original design.
• Rundowns and playlists Organize graphics into rundowns or playlists, reorder items, update properties, and prepare content before it goes on-air.
• Program and Preview control Preview graphics before broadcast, then take them on-air or off-air with clear Program and Preview states.

• Broadcast-style actions Use familiar commands such as Take In, Take Next, Continue, Take Out, Clear, Change, and Update for predictable live operation.
• State and transition logic Run graphics with controlled states and built-in transition logic, so animations and on-air behavior remain consistent during live production.
• Channel-based execution Operate multiple independent channels from one workflow, with each channel carrying its own output, state, data, and Program or Preview role.
• Web-native operation Control playout through a browser-based interface, giving operators, producers, engineers, and other authorized users access without relying on dedicated desktop control applications.
• Multi-user collaboration Allow multiple users to work within the same production environment, with shared access to rundowns, channels, graphics states, and operational controls based on their roles and permissions.

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