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Virtual pitch advertising: football

Logos on the grass and on the far-touchline boards, drawn live in your browser on top of the video. Nothing is burned in, and an uploaded logo never leaves this device.

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Logo

PNG, SVG or WebP with a transparent background works best. One logo is used everywhere by default: choosing or uploading a logo here replaces it in every slot. Switch on the second logo to alternate two on the boards and to choose logos per slot below. The logo in the centre circle starts switched on, the ground logos beside it switched off, all at half size; the Size slider goes up to full. Shots whose camera was not accepted play untouched, except close shots in which a board could be followed in the picture itself: those carry a board panel too.

Slots

Scrolling horizontally moves the board logos along the run, round the corners and behind the goal, at the set speed in metres per second; it follows the video's frames, so a paused video is a still board. Replace “1 in N” puts a logo on one panel in every N and leaves the stadium's own advert untouched on the others (the Panel slider sets the panel length; “all” replaces every panel); it starts at “all”, with the boards scrolling at 2 m/s and 6 m panels. With scrolling on, the replaced panels stay where they are and the logos travel through them. Scrolling vertically keeps every logo in its panel and slides it from the top edge out of the bottom one (or upwards), the next one following, at an eighth of the set speed on the face (2 m/s: a logo crosses a 0.9 m board in about 3.6 s); it follows the video's frames too. The boards behind the goals and round the corners start switched on; of the ground logos only the one in the centre circle starts switched on.

Board look

Board look: LED draws the replaced panels as a perimeter LED board (the LED grid where the board is close enough for it to show, cabinets, the logo's glow, the picture's softness and grain) and puts a quiet background behind the logo in the board's own colours: a gradient, or an image (four built in, or your own, which stays on this device and is tinted into the board's colours). Flat is the plain panel colour as before.