[Mike]

I imagine both Midlands Today and Look North Leeds both using the same software, it’s also notable that the logos on the Aston’s also look pixelated in the regions that do use the system.

It's poor anti-aliasing which is a known issue with Caspar, particularly when it's not rendering using a dedicated GPU. Each aston/graphic is in fact a webpage with animation - OpenMedia talks to BigTed, BigTed talks to Caspar and generates a running order within it and each graphic is effectively a webpage that is then keyed over the output.

If the Caspar box is just a small computer running as a server, without a dedicated GPU (even something low end) the smoothing would be better, but if it runs on an iGPU everything looks a little bit off. It's certainly better than the ancient Aston Motifs/Mottos/Greens that they were using before but put against Network's Viz setup, or the newer Overdrive setup you can notice a rendering quality issue (the new Ross system has dedicated outputs and graphics hardware built in).