Overview

KarismaCG is an all-in-one creation and playout solution for real-time on-air graphics optimized to the needs of today’s broadcasters. It can be utilized not only in a simple 2D and 3D character generator, but also highly advanced real-time 3D graphic and animation creation without rendering time. KarismaCG’s enhanced functions and powerful graphic engine will be ideal for you moving to the next level of broadcast graphic quality and performance.

Key Benefits

1. Rich and Sophisticated 3D Graphics

KarismaCG assists users in creating high quality real-time on-air graphics in order to generate a remarkable expression with built-in 2D and 3D objects, realistic materials as well as imported 3D modeling files. KarismaCG is also equipped with a variety of sophisticated effects and brilliant animation factors.

2. Real-Time Performance and Stability

KarismaCG is embedded with a highly optimized graphic engine that is utilizing up-to-date hardware technology to playout 6 layers of scenes simultaneously and process millions of polygons in real-time without sacrificing stability.

3. Convenient and Easy Creation

KarismaCG provides useful toolset and library, and has an intuitive user interface to the designers so they can manage creation work in easy and simple way. All users, even first-time users, can create better graphics output quickly with fun.

4. Extreme Efficiency and Productivity

KarismaCG has many useful functions on CG graphics creation with an extensive library of templates, time-saving editing tools, and shortcut keys. For example, KarismaCG’s easy batch process helps import of huge text file, process on multiple project work to edit all the scenes simultaneously.

5. Maximized Extensibility

Most of KarismaCG features can be controlled by programming interface. KarismaCG provides a form of SDK to custom application developers. This SDK includes rich API, sample codes, and documentations that 3rd party developers make solutions such as news, sports, and election, TV-shopping for their own purposes in C #, VB, C++, and Java programming languages.