Video and Broadcast
Show racer graphics during live video broadcasts - either professionally produced or streamed from a phone camera.
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- Broadcast Main Control PanelOpen Broadcast for a race, pick an output and its graphic, check it in the preview, and send it live.
- Broadcast Full Page ResultsShow a paged, full-screen ranking for a category on venue screens, during breaks in camera coverage, or for final results.
- Broadcast Start ListShow a full-page list of upcoming starters, before a start, between categories, or on a venue screen.
- Broadcast Image ViewPut a prepared image, such as a schedule, course map, message or sponsor slide, on a Broadcast output.
- Broadcast Single AthleteShow a small card for one athlete, for interval starts, introductions or interviews.
- Broadcast Live SplitsOverlay a compact live ranking on the camera video that follows the newest finishers, one athlete, the groups racing, or the leader.
- Broadcast Latest CrossingShow lower-third bars for the racers who just crossed a timing point, with each racer’s rank in their group.
- Broadcast Lucky LosersShow who is through as a lucky loser in sprint heats, on Full Page Results, the Start List and Live Splits.
- Broadcast SettingsSet event-wide Broadcast options: flags, screen position, lucky losers, paging, update rate, video delay, output size, images and sponsors.
- Broadcast TroubleshootingFix common Broadcast problems: a live output that did not update or is blank, missing racers, fields, flags or groups, stale rankings, and cropped graphics.
- Broadcast Race-Day ChecklistCheck the clock, race data, racer fields, output URLs and browser sources with the production operator before the first start.
- Race Recorder Phone AppInstalling Race Recorder, framing the shot, and what the recording and monitoring screens mean.
- The Video Review TimelineReading the review timeline — coverage, racers, recorded times, and the evidence underneath them.
- Livestreaming an EventBroadcasting an event live from the web console — starting a stream, adding cameras, cutting between them, and stopping.