Pixotope 26.3.0 introduces support for OGraf and HTML-based graphics, upgrades to Unreal Engine 5.8.3, and adds a free Discovery tier for virtual production testing. The release also migrates Pixotope Zone tracking to Windows and establishes a foundation for native video wall support.
The shift toward HTML5 and OGraf standards signals a move away from proprietary graphics silos, enabling broadcasters to use flexible web-based tools like Singular.live within high-end virtual environments. By migrating tracking to Windows and integrating video wall foundations into the core engine, the platform reduces technical friction and hardware overhead for live studios. This consolidation reflects a broader industry trend toward unified software stacks that handle graphics, tracking, and display mapping in a single interface. Watch for the next release to include Live Controller rundown integration, which will finalize the transition of these video wall foundations into a fully productized operator tool.
Pixotope 26.3.0 introduces native support for OGraf and HTML5 graphics, enabling web-based templates in VideoIO workflows. The update upgrades the core to Unreal Engine 5.8.3 and migrates Zone tracking to Windows. These changes reduce hardware overhead and technical friction, signaling a shift toward unified software stacks for modern live broadcast studios.
The release upgrades the core to Unreal Engine 5.8.3, which includes MegaLights for high-density dynamic lighting and Lumen Lite for optimized global illumination.
Pixotope Zone tracking now runs natively on Windows, which eliminates the need for separate operating systems to bridge tracking and graphics.
The Pixotope Discovery tier is a new offering that provides a free, non-commercial HD version of the platform specifically for virtual production testing and evaluation.
Yes, native video wall support is now built into the standard Engine pipeline, utilizing the same foundation as the company's XR solution.
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