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The presentation view is separate from the viewer and producer pages. It gives the graphics operator a focused output to bring into the show, without exposing backstage controls.
Open the event’s Presentation tab in Producer mode. Copy the presentation link and open it on the graphics computer. It shows the selected contribution, without the event page, chat, forms or producer controls. Use the same output for a broadcast source or a venue screen.
Choose an approved question, a launched poll, a word cloud or a holding message. Check the producer preview, then select Put on screen to update the presentation link. Selecting an item in the preview does not change the output. Clear output removes it when the moment has passed.
The same approved question can also appear over the video on the event page, for every online viewer, alongside short announcements. Online viewers watch a little behind the room, so when your producer is in the venue the question waits for that delay and appears as it’s read out.
Launch a poll when the host asks the question. Keep the results hidden while viewers answer, then select Reveal results when you are ready. Word cloud contributions also need moderator approval. Only approved words appear, and only after results are revealed. Closing an activity stops new responses; its results can stay on screen.
Viewers can submit a recording where enabled. Your moderator reviews it before approval. Production can then open or download the original, cue it in the agreed playback setup and bring it into the stream. The presentation view also offers manual playback controls for a selected recording. Approval never starts a recording automatically.
The presentation link can include the event’s QR code with an invitation to participate. People watching a venue screen can scan it to reach that event’s questions and activities. The graphics operator can hide the QR code when the layout needs the full frame. Event access rules still apply.
JPC checks the graphics computer’s access, picture size, readability and audio routing with your operator. A compatible browser capture or screen output brings the presentation into the production chain. The producer selects the content; the vision operator takes that source to air. That final cue stays with the crew.
A GOOD PLACE TO START
Live captions are included as standard. Accessible live streaming · Questions, polls and audience tools
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
The presentation link provides a clean browser display. We confirm a compatible capture or routing method with your graphics operator for NewBlue, Mitti or the rest of your production setup. Approved recordings can also be downloaded and cued for playback.
Yes, with a suitable computer output and venue display connection. The route, resolution and readable type size are part of the production plan.
The producer controls the presentation selection. Viewers submit questions and activity responses through the event page. Moderation and results controls determine what is available to show.
The display checks for changes about every two seconds while connected. Allow for the separate delay in your live video stream when the host introduces an activity.
After a connection failure is detected, the output clears rather than continuing to display an old selection. It retries automatically and restores the latest approved output when the connection returns. The vision operator can cut to another source while it reconnects.
It is a graphics and contribution source that your production team brings into the broadcast. The finished live stream reaches viewers through the event’s configured video player.
PRICE GUIDE
Melbourne production guides in Australian dollars. Live captions are included as standard; we confirm crew, equipment and inclusions in your quote.
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