wTVision delivers real-time election graphics for RTP Madeira's 16:9 transition

Broadcasters increasingly prioritize flexible, real-time graphic solutions for live event coverage, particularly for data-intensive broadcasts like elections. wTVision's successful handling of the 4:3 to 16:9 format transition demonstrates evolving technical requirements in live production as content delivery standards shift. This adaptation highlights the ongoing need for robust, dynamic graphics platforms that can integrate complex data streams and accommodate diverse broadcast environments. What to watch next are further announcements from production service providers on their solutions for managing multi-format and interactive live content.

wTVision recently supported coverage of the 2026 Portuguese Presidential Elections for RTP, TVI, and CNN Portugal, providing real-time data integration and graphic solutions across distinct broadcast identities (per wTVision, January 2026). This included a dedicated touchscreen project for RTP in Lisbon, and tablet-driven control for Madeira and Açores, aligning regional operations with the main election narrative. For TVI and CNN Portugal, wTVision re-orchestrated existing assets and introduced new outputs, such as TVI-exclusive augmented reality and Magic Wall touchscreen interactions. The company's CCO, Paulo Ferreira, emphasized that election coverage requires a stable live system to allow broadcasters to focus on storytelling and deliver clarity to audiences. These ongoing projects underscore a broader industry trend where real-time graphics and data visualization are critical for engaging audiences during live news events, requiring advanced technical integration and operational stability. The focus on customizable solutions for diverse broadcast environments suggests a continued demand for adaptable services from companies like wTVision to manage complex live productions effectively.