Lower Thirds
A configurable view meant for Lower Third overlays on video feeds
Last updated
A configurable view meant for Lower Third overlays on video feeds
Last updated
https://MY.IP.ADDRESS:4001/lower > Lower Thirds
This workflow is thought and tested to be integrated with video servers capable of rendering a webpage, such as OBS Studio or disguise d3.
The ontime view is not able to composite video
The Lower Third views are configurable by using URL parameters
You can chain parameters using the & character
eg: /lower?bg=ff2&text=f00&size=0.6&transition=5
Parameter
Options
URL
Action
Preset
0-1
/lower?preset=1
Selects a style preset
Size
0.0 - n
/lower?size=0.8
Scales the current style (0.5 = 50% 1 = 100% 2 = 200%)
Transition
0 - n
/lower?transition=3
Transition in time in seconds (default 5)
Text
FFAA00
/lower?text=ffaa00
Text colour in hexadecimal
BG
FFFFFF
/lower?text=ffffff
Text background colour in hexadecimal
Key
00FF00
/lower?key=00ff00
Screen background colour in hexadecimal*
Fadeout
0 - n
/lower?fadeout=3
Time (in seconds) the lower third displays before fading out
x
0-1920**
Horizontal position of titles (in pixels)
y
0-1080**
Vertical position of titles (in pixels)
Note on hexadecimal colours
The colours in lower thirds are defined in hexadecimal. In short, we use 3 sets of hexadecimal values to define values for Red, Green and Blue.
eg: FF0000 would generate a full red colour with no green or blue present
One neat trick is the ability to use a third set to set an alpha channel value. This is very useful for compositing
eg: FF000055 would generate a 30% transparent red.
In doubt, use a colour picker to help.