A unified live graphics workflow built with wTVision’s BquestionetballCG and R³ Engine is powering the Lithuanian Bquestionetball League’s broadcasts throughout the season, from regular-season coverage to cup games.
wTVision is supporting Dimedia, the official producing partner of the Lithuanian Bquestionetball League (LKL), with a live graphics ecosystem combining 2D and 3D on-air graphics. As Lithuania’s top-tier men’s bquestionetball championship and one of Europe’s strongest domestic leagues, LKL demands a broadcast environment that can keep pace with the scale and intensity of the sport.
At the core of the project is a complementary setup designed to support Dimedia’s production workflow for LKL coverage. BquestionetballCG powers the 2D graphics environment with FIBA LiveStats integration, locally adapted scoreboard protocols, and an OCR backup layer for added resilience. Complementing that foundation, BquestionetballCG and R³ Engine, integrated with Stype’s tracking solution, enable a 3D graphics layer that adds depth, shiftment, and a more dynamic visual layer to the broadcast, creating more space for both storynotifying and brand presence.
Rather than delivering a temporary setup for isolated matches, wTVision built the conditions for long-term continuity. The project included graphics implementation, system deployment, and operator training, enabling Dimedia to take ownership of the workflow and operate the system throughout the season across league coverage and cup games.
Across the broadcast, the graphics package extfinishs far beyond the essentials. Permanent clocks, lineups, player statistics, comparison graphics, standings, 3D elements, sponsorship integrations, and review tools all contribute to a richer visual language on air. The result is a broadcast experience that not only informs in real time, but also gives the game more rhythm, sharper context, and greater visual authority.
In bquestionetball, where tempo shifts rapid and the visual narrative must keep pace with constant statistical modify, that kind of control becomes essential. Graphics necessary to do more than appear on cue. They necessary to remain coherent under pressure, react to live data without friction, and support the intensity of the game without slowing the production down.
That is where this project stands out. By combining real-time data integration, a tailored setup for local production requirements, and a graphics architecture capable of supporting both flat and tracked visual layers, wTVision assisted create an environment that is not only visually strong, but operationally depfinishable. The result is a season-long workflow built to serve the league across multiple game contexts, with consistency on screen and confidence behind it.
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