This course offers a comprehensive introduction to integrating the Viz Flowics graphics solution within a live event workflow using TriCaster. Key topics include platform access, employing available templates for title creation, managing playout operations, and incorporating content into TriCaster systems. Participants will begin by exploring the basics of accessing the Viz Flowics platform and navigating its user interface. The curriculum then delves into customizing graphic templates, allowing users to create dynamic titles and overlays suited to various event types. Learners will also gain experience in linking Viz Flowics content directly to TriCaster systems, optimizing workflows for sports events, conferences, and entertainment productions. By the end of the course, attendees will maximize the capabilities of Viz Flowics graphics with their TriCaster system. TriCaster Vision and Mini S models are equipped with TriCaster Graphics powered by Viz Flowics, significantly enhancing the functionality of these platforms. This course is suitable for anyone wanting to use Viz Flowics graphics and TriCaster systems. Completion of the TriCaster Operation class is a prerequisite for this course. Read more

Welcome to the Viz Flowics Operation course. This course covers the operational interface of Viz Flowics, focusing on two key tools for live Graphics Package operation: Classic Remote Control and Rundown Control. In this training, you will gain experience navigating the Viz Flowics platform, understanding its layout, and utilizing essential functions. The course will introduce you to MOS integration with a variety of newsroom solutions. By the end of the program, participants should feel confident operating Viz Flowics in a production environment and prepared to leverage either the Classic Remote Control or Rundown Control for graphics playout. This course is suitable for anyone wanting to understand the playout of Viz Flowics graphics. There are no pre-requisites required to take this course. Read more

This course is designed for individuals who have a basic understanding of Viz Libero and are ready to take their skills to the next level.  In this course, we will explore the advanced features of Viz Libero, such as advanced calibration, player tracking, 3D Flights, Virtual Runs, and so much more. By the end of this course, you will be able to create professional sports analysis clips and bring your Viz Libero knowledge to the next level. Download the available resources, set up Viz Libero, and follow along with the videos in this course.  Read more

This entry-level online course teaches the basics of operating Viz Libero. It takes you from having little knowledge in drawing telestrations to a deep understanding of telestration creation workflows in Viz Libero. Learn to create clips, set a color model, calibrate a camera, draw exciting annotations and finally export a professional telestration with Viz Libero. Download the available resources, set up Viz Libero, and follow along with the videos in this course. This course is suitable for first-time Viz Libero Operators. Read more

Certify your skills and unlock new opportunities in the exciting world of sports production. The Viz Libero Operator Exam is a comprehensive assessment designed for professionals & coaches, freelancers and students, or in-house operators seeking to validate their expertise in utilizing Viz Libero. Viz Libero is the most comprehensive software for generating sports analysis and is used by the world’s top live sports broadcasters. Preparing for this exam involves engaging with Viz University's online courses, which provide in-depth training materials and tutorials guided by Vizrt experts. Upon successful completion, Viz Libero Certified Operators will receive a certificate recognizing their skill and knowledge in operating Viz Libero. The Certification is valid for 2 years. Prerequisites - Prior to signing up for this exam, it is highly recommended that you have successfully completed the following Viz University courses: • Viz Libero Operation course • Viz Libero Advanced Operation course Practicalities - There are two parts to this Exam. Part one is a timed online exam consisting of 10 multiple choice questions, which needs a passing grade of 70% in order to gain access to part two. Part two consists of 5 assignments for submission. Each assignment includes a final output video as a reference for what the learner needs to recreate. During the creation of each assignment, the learner must record their screen as they will be graded on both their methods and work efficiency. Once all assignments are completed, the recordings must be submitted for assessment by an examiner. You will be notified of your pass/fail status within 2 weeks of submission. In the event of not passing, feedback will be provided and one opportunity for resubmission will be given. Requirements - You are required to record your screen in high enough quality that the evaluator can easily see in detail how you are working with Viz Libero. Tips on methods of recording your screen will be given later in this Certification. If you do not have access to your own demo system, Viz Libero Free is now available and can be used for this Certification. Viz Libero Free is the watermarked version of Vizrt’s sports analysis tool Viz Libero. Specially created for the freelance operator community, or anyone who wants to practice and learn how to create or boost their skills in creating sports analysis. Get Viz Libero Free Here Read more

This course provides an introduction to the workflow for creating and managing presets in Viz Multiplay 3.0. It addresses the development of scenes for video walls, including options for transitions and advanced animations within Viz Artist. Participants will learn how to create shows, activate profiles, and design video wall scenes that incorporate multiple channels and resolutions. The course provides instructions on creating and editing presets, importing them into shows, and managing content within super channels. It covers steps for configuring video wall resolutions, understanding aspect ratios, and setting up super channels for effective operation. Users are instructed on adding and animating graphic elements, modifying preset transitions, and maintaining consistent content transitions within super channels. This course is for technical professionals—like video wall designers and broadcast engineers—involved in managing video wall content. It's best suited for those with basic knowledge of Viz Multiplay and Viz Artist who want to advance their skills in creating dynamic video wall presentations. Read more