An open-source graphics controller for managing and playing HTML graphics in live video productions and streams.
SPX Graphics Controller is an open-source application for managing and playing back HTML-based real-time graphics in live video productions. It solves the problem of integrating dynamic graphics like lower thirds, titles, and logos into live streams and broadcasts by connecting with software like OBS, vMix, and CasparCG. It enables both manual control and automated workflows for graphics playout.
Live production professionals, broadcast engineers, and streamers who need to manage and control HTML graphics in real-time during live events, streaming, or TV broadcasts.
Developers choose SPX for its flexibility, file-based architecture, and seamless integration with a wide range of video production software. Its open-source nature and support for custom plugins and APIs allow for tailored graphics workflows without vendor lock-in.
SPX is a graphics control client for live video productions and live streams using CasparCG, OBS, vMix, or similar software.
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Seamlessly integrates with over 15 popular video production tools like OBS, vMix, and CasparCG, as listed in the README, making it highly versatile for diverse production environments.
Supports on-premise, offline operation and cloud deployment, allowing users to run it without an internet connection, which is emphasized in the 'On-Premise' feature.
Offers plugins and APIs for custom workflows, enabling users to tailor graphics control to specific production needs, as highlighted under 'Extendable' in the features.
Uses a robust file system architecture for content management, simplifying backup, version control, and integration with existing pipelines, as noted in the philosophy.
Requires users to create graphics externally using other software, adding complexity and dependency on third-party tools, as stated in the 'Bring Your Design' feature.
The free version lacks some API functionalities and advanced features available in commercial versions, potentially necessitating upgrades for professional use, as admitted in the README's 'OPEN SOURCE VERSION' section.
Managing graphics through file systems and configuring integrations with video software can be challenging for non-technical users, requiring familiarity with web technologies and production workflows.