One encode is shared between every destination, so a second or third place to stream costs bandwidth rather than another full encode of the same picture.
Each destination reports its own health and reconnects by itself. The traffic light tells you what is happening before your audience notices.
Run a 9:16 output at the same time as the landscape one for a Reels or Shorts-style stream, switched as a unit so nothing changes shape mid-broadcast.
It checks the things that go wrong quietly — the key, the connection, whether the destination is actually accepting a stream — while you can still do something about them.
Preview what is coming next, take it to air, and rebuild the whole layout in one click.
See it in fullA proper desk — channel strips, groups, and processing that keeps the level steady on its own.
See it in fullWheels, curves, secondaries and broadcast scopes — the grading a cinema colourist works with, running live on the graphics card.
See it in fullNever stream at all if you do not want to. Record up to 4K, every camera to its own file, ready for the edit before you have packed up.
See it in fullLower thirds, tickers, countdowns, a media library — and a virtual studio that needs a green sheet and a spare room.
See it in fullPhones become cameras, guests join from anywhere, and you can run the switch from your pocket.
See it in fullOr $19 a month. Affordable, and everything is in it — every update in the year included, nothing renews on its own. Max, with the heavy GPU features, is $599 a year or $79 a month.
