Ascension USD $99.00 Ascension USD $99.00 Ascension licenses are priced per computer seat. Select the quantity based on the number of computers that will run Ascension. Multiple seats purchased together are managed under one license key. Lease terms begin when the license is first activated, not on the purchase date. Licensed computers may operate offline for up to 14 days between periodic license validations. A machine can be released from the customer account so its seat can be reassigned to another computer. Missing Option: Available License Terms Available License Terms 7-Day License (Item Price of USD $99.00) 1-Month License (Item Price of USD $199.00) 6-Month License (Item Price of USD $535.00) 1-Year License (Item Price of USD $849.00) Perpetual License (Item Price of USD $1,295.00) Maximum quantity exceeded Minimum purchase amount of 1 items is Required Maximum purchase amount of 0 is Allowed Your Price: USD $99.00 99.000 A one-time price of USD $99.00 will be added to your order. 10000000 Description Ascension is a professional broadcast automation and media playout system for live production, on-air graphics, and video servers. Built on a purpose-extended CasparCG engine, it drives multi-layer compositing, animated graphics, and frame-accurate playback from a browser-based control surface, with all engine commands dispatched server-side for reliable, synchronized operation across every connected operator station.Designed for real-world air chains, Ascension pairs a cue-driven playout board with layer-level control over geometry, masking, output warp, and per-frame motion. Native SDI capture and playback through Blackmagic DeckLink, NDI support, and LTC timecode locking let it slot cleanly into existing facilities, while a cross-platform core runs on both Windows and Debian Linux from a single codebase.Highlights:Cue-board playout with control-row presets and span-aware transportMulti-layer compositing engine with masking, output warp, and tween-based motionBlackmagic DeckLink SDI and NDI input/outputLTC timecode generation and reader-driven external clock syncBrowser-based operator UI with real-time state pushed to all connected stationsRuns natively on Windows and Debian Linux