Hi,

I believe you are referring to this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdJTG3LzaPQ 

The sidebar shown is the MOS Runner Dashboard in Aximmetry, which was added in version 2024.1.0:

The lower thirds in the video are created using Aximmetry, not Unreal's Motion Design. You can find examples in the following location: [Tutorials]: MOS\LowerThird. These lower thirds are assembled from the LowerThird compounds located at: [Common_Studio]: Compounds\LowerThird.

Currently, both MOS and these LowerThird compounds lack comprehensive documentation. However, the system and its examples are relatively straightforward to understand. Users typically learn by studying these examples.
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.

Warmest regards,

If I have a LowerThird , how do I move it or link it to the MOS Runner Dashboard menu?

Hi,

The MOS Runner Dashboard is populated by a newsroom computer system (NCS) that uses the Media Object Server (MOS) protocol to manage content, while Aximmetry provides the visual content. Please note that since MOS is a loosely defined protocol, Aximmetry may not be compatible with every MOS-enabled system. If you encounter compatibility issues, please feel free to reach out to us at sales@aximmetry.com for further assistance.

If you don't have an external system utilizing the MOS protocol, Aximmetry's Playlist module and its playlist editor may offer the functionality that you are searching for.

To enable MOS, you need to go to Edit> Preferences and correctly set up the necessary parameters according to your system's specifications:

Also, you will need to enable web server in the HTTP control section.
The port of the web server that your NCS will target, for example: URL=http://the IP of the Aximmetry PC:21468/mos

Warmest regards,