Live Studio
A video control desk in the browser: sources, composed scene, lower thirds, remote guests, streaming to your platform.
What it does
Nothing to install: the control desk lives in the tab of whoever runs it.
- Live sources: camera, microphone, screen share, and guests who join by a simple link.
- Compositions: grid, full frame, picture-in-picture, speaker follow.
- Lower thirds and titles, prepared in advance and sent on air when you choose.
- Streaming to the platform of your choice, and playback on the event site.
What it does not do
A light control desk, not an outside-broadcast truck.
- No multitrack recording and no post-production: what goes out is what was composed live.
- 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 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?
- Any that accepts an RTMP stream, which covers the common video platforms. The stream reaches them through a third-party relay service, which only an admin can set up, since it uses an account with that service.
- How many remote guests?
- About five, enough for a panel. Each guest sends their picture to all the others, so beyond that an ordinary connection cannot keep up.