Adding a scene:
Effortlessly add new scenes to your broadcast setup, allowing you to switch between different visual setups with ease.
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Editing scenes:
Customize your scenes to match your broadcast needs. Adjust visual elements, layouts, and configurations to ensure each scene meets your specific requirements.
 

Modifying scenes:
Quickly make changes to existing scenes, ensuring your broadcast remains fluid and adaptable. Modify elements on-the-fly to keep your content fresh and engaging.
 

Removing scenes:
Easily remove unwanted or outdated scenes from your setup. 
 

Scene properties:
Adjust detailed properties of each scene to fine-tune your broadcast. Control various aspects such as background colors, overlays, and more to create a polished and professional appearance.
 

Naming scenes:
Organize your scenes effectively by assigning descriptive names. This makes it simple to identify and switch between scenes during a live broadcast.
 

Source audio:
Integrate audio sources seamlessly with your scenes. Ensure that each visual element is paired with the appropriate audio for a cohesive viewing experience.
 

Source MicOn:
Utilize the Source MicOn feature to automatically switch scenes based on microphone activity. This ensures that the camera focuses on the active speaker, enhancing viewer engagement.
 

Threshold metering:
Set threshold levels for microphone input to trigger scene changes. This allows for precise control over when scenes switch based on audio levels, ensuring smooth transitions.
 

Scheduling priority:
Manage the priority of scenes based on a schedule. This feature allows you to automate scene changes, ensuring that your broadcast follows a predefined sequence.
 

Activation delay:
Control the delay time before a scene becomes active. This feature helps in managing smooth transitions and avoiding abrupt changes, providing a better viewing experience.