Outputs: OBS, venue screen and internet

The outputs are in the desk’s Outputs box, in two parts: This computer and network and Over the internet (remote production).

Graphics in OBS

1. On the desk computer, turn on network access (Local network).
2. In the production desk, under Outputs › This computer and network, copy the address on the GFX row.
3. In OBS (on this computer or another one on the network), add a Browser Source with that address, at 1920×1080.
4. The first time, OBS’s browser asks for a pairing code: generate a Results code in the hub’s Local network panel and type it.

The graphics output is transparent: only what is on air shows. Use Open in browser to check the output before setting up OBS.

Venue screen

Click Open screen (or the hub’s Scoreboard card). The venue screen opens in its own window; move it to the audience monitor or projector and use Fullscreen. On a network device paired with a Results code, the venue screen is also in the station hub.

Over the internet (remote production)

For a production team outside the desk network:

1. With internet at the desk, turn on Send over the internet. The desk shows Creating the link….
2. Copy the GFX and Screen links and send them to the production team.
3. Watch for Sent at hh:mm — or Send failed, with the reason.

The desk sends what the graphics and venue screen show to the cloud on every change. The link carries a key: anyone with the link sees the broadcast. New link (drops the current one) changes the key — anyone with the old link loses access.

Caution

The race clock is drawn by the device showing the output. Check the clock of the OBS and venue screen computers; with the wrong time, the running clock is wrong (the recorded times do not change).