
VA displays in the background
The oscilloscope and spectrum displays are clearly recognisable behind the speaker.
Television, specialist magazines, scientific conferences and third-party hardware have all provided independent visibility to VA.
These frames show Visual Analyser in the technical set of Faking It – Bugie Criminali, broadcast on NOVE. They document the appearance of the software and do not imply sponsorship or formal endorsement by the broadcaster.

The oscilloscope and spectrum displays are clearly recognisable behind the speaker.

The measurement screens form part of the programme’s technical visual setting.
VA was adopted as a basic measurement platform and featured in dedicated articles and hardware projects.
Research and conference work documented VA as a real measurement and signal-processing platform.
VA was selected for measurements connected with an article on anti-skating.
ROGA used Visual Analyser as a basic software tool for products such as ROGAdaq2.
Multi-part practical articles introduced the software and its measurement applications.
A peer-reviewed scientific context further documented the project’s technical relevance.