Panasonic KAIROS Live Production Platform (Day 1 of 2 Day Course)
Session details:
This two-day course provides a comprehensive introduction to the KAIROS live production platform and equips live production professionals with the knowledge and hands-on skills to operate Panasonic's KAIROS platform confidently. Participants will explore KAIROS's software-defined architecture and its support for both baseband and IP workflows, including ST 2110 standards.
Key topics include video compositing with scenes and layers, multi-viewer creation and IP sharing, mixed-resolution input processing, and advanced effects across layers, FxInputs, and Aux Buses. Learners will also master transitions, macro building, SDI/IP signal mixing, the enhanced toolkit (color mattes, Stills, RAM), panel delegations and profiles, and bus splitting, building a complete operational skill set for modern live production environments.
Through hands-on training and demonstrations, students will explore how KAIROS meets the high demands of modern broadcasting, live events, large-screen displays, and live streaming.
Key Learning Objectives:
- Understand the core features and advantages of the KAIROS platform in live video production.
- Explore IP standards such as ST 2110 and learn how KAIROS integrates both baseband and IP connectivity.
- Develop skills in managing both local and remote contributions to live video content.
Who Should Attend:
This course is designed for broadcast engineers, media production professionals, and live event coordinators who want to expand their capabilities and stay ahead in live video production.
Prerequisites:
A basic familiarity with video production workflows and broadcast equipment is helpful but not essential.
Participants must bring: A Windows laptop capable of running KAIROS Creator/Simulator, and a mouse.