NDI®
A validated production output. TAKEFRAME appears on the network as a live graphics source your production system can key, mix and route like any other.
PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL BROADCAST GRAPHICS
Run the match.
Take the graphics.
Prepare teams, control live match events and send a complete professional football graphics package to air — from one production system, on one operator workstation.
TAKEFRAME CONTROL · LIVESHA 1–0 OSI · 1ST HALF
PROGRAM · ON AIR
NDIOMTLIVE MATCH CONTROLMATCH DATA STATISTICSPENALTY SHOOT-OUTSAGGREGATE TIES
01CONTROL → ON AIR
One operator action.
The right graphic on air.
The operator confirms a yellow card against 16 Irakli Azarov. TAKEFRAME already holds the player identity, the shirt number, the portrait, the club crest, the match minute and the current score — so the card graphic is built from the match, not typed into a template.
TAKEFRAME CONTROLOPERATOR WORKSTATION
PROGRAM OUTPUT1080p · NDI
02PRODUCTION CONNECTIVITY
Fits into the workflow
you already use.
TAKEFRAME produces professional IP graphics output for modern live-production environments. Route Program into software and production systems over NDI® and OMT, while TAKEFRAME stays dedicated to match data, football logic and graphics playout.
01TAKEFRAME CONTROLOperator workstation
02TAKEFRAME PROGRAMBroadcast-resolution render
03 · TRANSPORTNDI® / OMTProfessional IP video
04PRODUCTION SYSTEMYour switcher or software mixer
05PROGRAM OUTPUTTo air
TAKEFRAME does not replace your switcher.
It owns the football: match data, graphics, Preview and Program. Your production system combines that graphic output with cameras, replays, audio and everything else on the way to air.
CAMERAS
REPLAY
AUDIO
OTHER SOURCES
TAKEFRAMENDI® / OMT
PRODUCTION SYSTEM
vMix · Ross Video · TriCaster
Wirecast · OBS Studio
Wirecast · OBS Studio
PROGRAM
BROADCAST · STREAM
WORKS WITH
vMixNDI® + OMTTAKEFRAME Program output can be brought into a vMix production as an IP video source.
Ross VideoNDI® WORKFLOWSDesigned to fit NDI-enabled Ross Video production workflows, including NDI-capable Carbonite Code and Graphite environments.
Vizrt / TriCasterNDI® WORKFLOWSTAKEFRAME can appear as an NDI graphics source within compatible TriCaster production workflows.
WirecastNDI® WORKFLOWSTAKEFRAME NDI output can be used as a source within compatible Wirecast production workflows.
OBS StudioNDI®-BASED WORKFLOWSWorks with OBS-based workflows using appropriate NDI connectivity.
NDI®TRANSPORTProfessional IP video transport, and a validated TAKEFRAME output.
OMTTRANSPORTA second professional IP output path, validated alongside NDI.
And the broader NDI® ecosystem — any compatible NDI receiver. TAKEFRAME’s IP-video output lets it fit a wide range of NDI-capable software and hardware production environments.
OMT
A second professional IP output path, available alongside NDI so the graphics chain fits the network you already run.
SOFTWARE-FIRST
Built for modern software-based broadcast workflows — vMix, OBS, graphics laptops and production networks — without a rack of dedicated hardware.
Third-party product and company names are trademarks of their respective owners. References here indicate workflow compatibility over standard IP video transport and do not imply endorsement or partnership unless expressly stated.
03CANONICAL MATCH STATE
One match.
One source of truth.
Graphics are projections of the match — not a dozen separate documents that each hold their own version of reality. The match state drives the graphics, so a confirmed event moves everything that depends on it.
STEP 01SOURCE DATA
STEP 02OPERATOR REVIEW
STEP 03 · CANONICALAPPROVED MATCH TRUTH
STEP 04GRAPHIC PROJECTION
STEP 05PREVIEW → PROGRAM
OUTPUTNDI / OMT
Update the match,
not every graphic.
Correct a shirt number once and every graphic that identifies that player is already correct — scorebug, lower third, team sheet, statistics board.
Select the scorer once.
TAKEFRAME carries that identity through the match — into the goal graphic, the event history, the half-time scorers and the full-time board.
One score.
One clock.
The operator does not maintain one clock in the controller and another inside the graphic. The same match state drives both.
04BEFORE KICK-OFF
Prepare the match.
Competition, stadium, venue, kick-off, crests, shirt colours, coaches, officials, squads and both Starting 11s — assembled, reviewed and approved before a single graphic goes near air.
12VERIFIED
Accepted by the operator
Accepted by the operator
1NEEDS REVIEW
Your sources disagree — you decide
Your sources disagree — you decide
3MISSING
No source supplied these
No source supplied these
Source intelligence proposes.
The operator owns the final broadcast truth.
TAKEFRAME can gather match facts, squads, crests and portraits and present them for review — but it never treats a source as broadcast authority. Evidence stays visible; the approved value is what goes on air. A missing fact is not a fault: the graphics that need it report why they cannot run, and nothing is invented to fill the gap.
05TEAM SHEET
Starting 11, substitutes, formation
Build the team sheet by drag and drop, position the formation on the pitch, and confirm the submitted line-up. During the match the live line-up is derived from that Starting 11 plus every confirmed substitution — the submitted sheet stays historical match truth.
06PLAYER IDENTIFICATION
Real portraits, real crests
Player portraits are managed as identity assets and bound to canonical player records; club crests are treated the same way. Where a graphic has a club identity position, it carries the real crest — not a text placeholder.
COMPETITIONSTADIUMVENUE
KICK-OFF TIMEMATCH DATECLUB CRESTS
BROADCAST NAMESSHORT CODESSHIRT COLOURS
HEAD COACHESMATCH OFFICIALSPLAYER SQUADS
SHIRT NUMBERSPOSITIONSTEAM FORMATION
05LIVE OPERATION
Control the match.
The live workspace is built around football actions, not graphic layers. The operator executes the event; TAKEFRAME resolves what that event means for the score, the clock, the line-up and every graphic that depends on them.
MATCH ACTIONS
GOAL
YELLOW CARD
SECOND YELLOW
RED CARD
SUBSTITUTION
ADDED TIME
VAR
BREAK
MATCH PHASES
KICK-OFFHALF-TIMESECOND-HALF KICK-OFF
FULL-TIMEEXTRA-TIME FIRST HALFHALF-TIME IN EXTRA TIME
EXTRA-TIME SECOND HALFPENALTY SHOOT-OUT
The match clock is canonical.
Start, pause, correct the time, control the period, add additional time, correct the score — the persistent scorebug carries teams, club identity, score, clock, period, match status, team colours and the aggregate score where a tie calls for it.
SCORE CORRECTION
Changes the score. Nothing else.
GOAL EVENT
Creates a football event with a scorer identity, and can take the goal graphic to air.
DELIBERATELY DIFFERENT ACTIONS — A GOAL IS NOT A BUTTON THAT ADDS ONE.
Three changes at one stoppage — one broadcast action.
Prepare up to five player exchanges in a single substitution transaction. Every exchange tracks the real player off and the real player on, invalid duplicate selections are prevented, and the derived live line-up updates with it.
1
2
3
4
5
EXCHANGES IN ONE GRAPHIC
06ON-AIR OUTPUT
A complete
graphics language.
Not a folder of unrelated templates — one coordinated package covering the whole broadcast, every scene reading from the same match. A selection of what goes to Program:
MATCH PRESENTATIONFULL-FRAME
STARTING 11FULL-FRAME
FORMATIONFULL-FRAME
FORMATION · DEFENCEPLAYER PORTRAITS
VAR CHECKOVERLAY + SCOREBUG
Also in the package
Every scene below is driven by the same canonical match.
MATCH IDENTIFICATIONCOMPETITION IDENTIFICATIONPLAYER IDENTIFICATION
PLAYER LOWER THIRDGOALGOAL SCORER
YELLOW CARDSECOND YELLOW CARDRED CARD
SUBSTITUTIONINJURYPENALTY AWARDED
PENALTY MISSEDSCOREBUGHALF-TIME
FULL-TIMEMATCH STATISTICSPOSSESSION
SHOTS · SHOTS ON TARGETCORNERS · FOULS · CARDSPASSING STATISTICS
HALF-TIME STATISTICSFULL-TIME STATISTICSKNOCKOUT / AGGREGATE TIE
PENALTY SHOOT-OUTMAN OF THE MATCHHEAD COACH IDENTIFICATION
MATCH OFFICIALS
07MATCH STATISTICS
Live data,
on your terms.
A full statistics workspace the operator can drive by hand, and a provider-neutral ingestion model built to map professional feeds into the same canonical statistics model.
UNKNOWN
IS NOT ZERO.
If TAKEFRAME does not have a statistic, it does not invent one. A board with no data says so rather than showing a confident nought — because a wrong number on air is worse than an absent one.
STATISTIC CATEGORIES
POSSESSIONSHOTSSHOTS ON TARGET
CORNERSFOULSOFFSIDES
SAVESYELLOW CARDSSECOND YELLOWS
RED CARDSPASSESPASS ACCURACY
DUELS
Every category can be driven manually by the operator when no feed is available — the statistics desk never depends on a provider being connected.
PROVIDER-READY ARCHITECTURE
Designed for professional sports-data integrations.
A provider-neutral adapter architecture maps live feeds into TAKEFRAME’s canonical statistics model. External data is treated as source evidence — the operator-approved value remains the broadcast truth.
PROVIDER IDENTITYEvery value knows where it came from.
FIXTURE IDENTITYFeeds bind to the right match.
TEAM ID MAPPINGProvider clubs map to your clubs.
SNAPSHOTS & DELTASFull state or partial updates.
IDEMPOTENCYA repeated update changes nothing twice.
OUT-OF-ORDER GUARDA late packet cannot rewind the match.
CONFLICT HANDLINGTwo providers disagreeing is a decision, not a race.
SOURCE PROVENANCEEvidence stays attached to the value.
OPERATOR ACCEPTANCENothing reaches Program unapproved.
08TWO LEGS · EXTRA TIME · PENALTIES
Knockout football,
kept straight.
First leg, second leg, aggregate and penalties remain separate — and correct. The operator does not recalculate the tie after every goal, and a shoot-out never contaminates the football score.
AGGREGATE — CALCULATED LIVE
FIRST LEGOSIJEK1 – 2SHAKHTAR
SECOND LEG · LIVESHAKHTAR1 – 1OSIJEK
AGGREGATESHAKHTAR3 – 2OSIJEK
Configure the first-leg host and score once. From there the tie total follows the live match on its own, and the knockout tie-status graphic presents first leg, current leg, aggregate, tie state and the penalty result where one applies.
TWO FACTS, NEVER MERGED
AFTER EXTRA TIME0 – 0
PENALTIES5 – 6
SHOOT-OUT KICKS ARE NOT ADDED TO THE AGGREGATE FOOTBALL SCORE.
SCOREDSAVEDMISSED
POSTCROSSBAR
Choose who shoots first, select each kicker, record every attempt, run sudden death, correct a previous attempt and confirm the winner — with intro, tracker, current kicker, result and winner graphics to match.
09PREVIEW · PROGRAM · TAKE
Preview it. Take it.
Update it. Out.
Proper playout, in proper broadcast terms. Nothing reaches air by accident, and the operator can always see what is on it.
PREVIEW
The graphic prepared for inspection before transmission. Clear Preview at any time without touching Program.
TAKE
Move the prepared graphic to Program. One deliberate action, one result.
UPDATE
Change the data of a live graphic without replaying its entire entrance, where the scene supports it.
OUT
Remove the graphic from Program using its normal exit behaviour.
PROGRAM SAFETY
Know what is on air.
The operator decides whether the system is authorised to command Program at all. Disarmed, the live output cannot be casually altered; armed, every take is deliberate. This safety layer is what separates a production system from an overlay application.
ARMED
DISARMED
PROGRAM CLEAR
PROGRAMVAR CHECK · POSSIBLE OFFSIDE
10THE OPERATOR WORKSTATION
Built for live pressure.
A dedicated Windows operator application that behaves like production software — and keeps working when the network does not.
LOCAL-FIRST
Your broadcast does not depend on someone else’s uptime.
TAKEFRAME runs on the production machine and holds its own match and session state. No cloud service has to stay reachable for the second half to go to air. That is not nostalgia for desktop software — it is broadcast reliability.
PREDICTABLE OPERATION
LOW NETWORK DEPENDENCY
FAST RESPONSE
CONTROL OF MATCH DATA
PERSISTENT MATCH STATE
PORTABLE OPERATION
A desktop application, not a browser tab
Keyboard text entry, copy, cut and paste, native right-click, select-all, drag-and-drop line-up editing and professional control surfaces — everything an operator expects from software they run a match on.
Predictable under pressure
Confirmed actions, canonical state, Preview before air, controlled Take, controlled Out, clear operator feedback — and no invented data anywhere in the chain.
Intelligent preparation. Human broadcast authority.
Automation earns its place in preparation — finding data, mapping sources, assisting verification. It does not run your match. The operator decides what goes on air.
11WHO IT’S FOR
Broadcast capability
for the teams who cover football.
TAKEFRAME sits between simple streaming overlays and large-scale broadcast graphics infrastructure — giving a smaller production team capability that normally requires a much larger graphics operation.
Football clubsProducing their own matches in-house
LeaguesConsistent graphics across every fixture
FederationsNational and youth competition coverage
BroadcastersRegional and national television
Streaming broadcastersDigital sports channels and platforms
Production companiesMatch-day graphics as a service
OB teamsOutside broadcast, travelling light
Rights holdersStadium production and distribution
12COMMERCIAL
Professional football graphics.
Buy it the way you produce.
Full TAKEFRAME on every paid plan. No graphics packs behind higher tiers, no penalty-shoot-out upgrade, no statistics upgrade. You choose how long you need the system, not which football features you get.
BEST VALUE
TAKEFRAME ANNUAL
€1,690/ YEAR
Full TAKEFRAME for a season. Saves against twelve monthly subscriptions.
START ANNUAL
TAKEFRAME MATCH PASS
€79/ MATCH
One production match, with a 72-hour window that starts when you activate it.
BUY MATCH PASS7-day free evaluation
Full TAKEFRAME · watermarked output · no card required.
SEE IT RUN A REAL MATCH
From match data
to live television.
We will walk your production team through a full match — preparation, live control, the graphics package and NDI or OMT output into your own workflow.
PRODUCTTAKEFRAME BY VSN
CATEGORYFOOTBALL BROADCAST GRAPHICS
PLATFORMWINDOWS OPERATOR APPLICATION
OUTPUTNDI · OMT
DEPLOYMENTLOCAL-FIRST