Virtual Production & Live Graphics
Connect LED content, set extension and foreground AR.
Lecen’s XR virtual production solution brings LED displays, camera tracking, real-time rendering and compositing into one production workflow. Set extension, foreground AR and camera switching are planned around live programmes, events and teaching, bringing physical and digital sets into the same shot.
Product brand: Lecen Technology
Project goals
XR design starts with the final shot. Define the camera range, LED layout and movement, then separate what is displayed on the panels from what is added in compositing. Multi-camera operation and foreground graphics are project decisions; the program determines rendering, video, timing and operator requirements.
In focus
Plan displayed and extended regions from the camera view, with a shared spatial and color reference. Evaluate the join at screen edges through camera movement and talent blocking, not only from one static position.
Position, orientation and lens information work together to define the virtual view. Select tracking around fixed heads, free movement or cranes, then align the lens and scene references.
When AR is required, configure graphics, talent occlusion and trigger behavior as distinct production tasks. Rehearse the interaction script rather than treating position awareness as automatic program control.
Organize scene loading, camera changes, graphic cues and output checks into clear steps. Save equipment settings alongside content versions so operators can reproduce the setup.
Workflow
LED display and program compositing are related but distinct paths. Validate both against the same spatial reference and timing plan.
Capture camera movement and the required lens information.
Update scene views and create display and composite elements.
Drive the LED and apply the planned extension or AR layers.
Monitor, switch, record or stream the finished picture.
Integration
Judge the result through the actual production camera, not only the rendering preview.
Collect LED pixels and layout, cameras, blocking, program format and sample segments.
Separate tracking, rendering, LED output, compositing and switching responsibilities.
Calibrate lenses, coordinates, display boundaries, color and video timing.
Check scene changes, wide and close shots, camera cuts and fault exit procedures.
Configuration
| Display | Wall, floor and other LED regions configured around the shoot |
|---|---|
| Tracking | RedSpy, LeTracker-X or another suitable approach by camera movement |
| Rendering | XR servers with the selected real-time production platform |
| Program processing | Set extension, foreground AR and compositing where required |
| Timing | Camera, video I/O, rendering and display designed as one timing chain |
| Handover materials | Scene files, lens/spatial settings, connection diagrams and operating steps |
Applications
Present different themed environments within one venue, following product stories and live cues.
Give presenters, physical furniture and digital scenery a coherent spatial relationship.
Teach tracking, rendering, LED output and compositing as a complete practical workflow.
FAQ
No. The layout follows framing, talent movement and scene design. Walls, floors and extended regions are chosen for the actual production.
This workflow emphasizes the finished composite and set extension. LED VP focuses on the LED background captured in-camera. The approaches can be combined; decide where the final picture is formed.
Each camera also affects views, rendering assignments, display operation, video channels and switching. Tracking count alone is not a system design.
Evaluate its pixels, processor, refresh and scan behavior through the production camera. Test moiré, banding, color and practical shooting distance.
Representative scenes can support initial design. Performance and picture acceptance should use content close to production complexity rather than an empty test scene.
Project brief
Dimensions, actual LED pixels, layout, processing and lighting.
Bodies, lenses, camera count, movement and talent blocking.
Output format, scene samples, extension/AR requirements and switching path.
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