With lower third HTML you can create lower thirds in your browser! If you are using Open Broadcaster Software you can install the browser plugin and overlay the presenter
- Titles (With title and subtitle in the lower third)
- Twitter (Twitter streaming API shows all incoming tweets, filtered by #hashtag)
- A list of predefinable Lower Thirds
- Full animation of every element (including text, pictures and the background) without any need to code
- Remote activation of the "next" item in the list
- Import / Export your projects to zip files.
This app consists of two parts:
- Controller
- Presenter
Once the App is started, you get the presenter on http://localhost:3000/. The Window of the App will also the controller, but if you like, you can open the Controller on your Webbrowser on http://Localhost:3000/control. If you are working together on networked machines, you can access the controller on multiple Computers by using the IP Address of your Computer e.g. http://192.168.0.100/control. Everything should be automatically synced across the open control windows.
You can remote control the App through the OSC protocol. Currently supported calls:
- /lowerthird/next (when set to 1, this will show the next predefined lower third)
Just put the Browser-Source Plugin over every other source in your scene. It's designed to be fullsize on the Video. The position and size can be configured in the Appearance section.
Just enter your Twitter API keys into the Webinterface/Config and select a filter value. Once the filter value is inserted, you get every tweet containing that value to your controller. Select some tweets and send those to the presenter.
0.2.0
You will need to have nodeJS and NPM installed. Clone the git repository and cd into it, then
$ npm install
$ npm startI am working on more prebuild electron packages. But this is currently not my priority.
- Fix unhandled Error with twitter when offline.
- Refactoring
- Better Error Handling
- Support for setting animated Fly's