A webinar
A broadcast composed in the browser, guests by link, a room that votes, then the replay.
How it goes
The only format where video is the heart: everything else organises around it.
- Before
You build a registration page, participants get their link, and you prepare the run of show: the polls in the order you will send them. The control desk is set up in advance: sources, lower thirds, guests.
- During
You compose the broadcast in the browser: camera, screen share, guests joining by a link, grid or picture-in-picture. Meanwhile the room votes, asks its questions, and the interactive block changes poll without the page being republished.
- After
The replay is published on the site, with its visibility. You read time present, referrers, and send the report.
What you will use
Four modules carry most of a webinar. The Studio comes first.
What it does not cover
Two things a webinar sometimes needs and the tool does not do.
- No video editing: the replay is published as you provide it, by its address or as a file of up to 200 MB.
- No automatic failover if the network drops. A broadcast depends on the connection of whoever runs the desk, so plan for it.
Questions we get
- Does control-desk software need installing?
- No. Everything happens in the browser, including for guests, who only have a link to open.
- Which platforms can it stream to?
- Those accepting an RTMP stream, which covers the common video platforms. The relay is set once.
- Can several polls be chained during the broadcast?
- Yes: the run of show sends them one after another, opening the incoming one and closing the previous, without republishing the page.