Streaming production
A small crew making a live stream — a director, a couple of cameras, a presenter — often in more than one place.
- DirectorA browser, or the Mac and Windows clientTalkback both ways
- Camera operatorsPhones, with camera tallyTalkback both ways; camera tally from ON Comms
- PresenterA phone and an earpieceTalkback from ON Comms
- ON CommsA cloud site at your own addressForwards, never mixes; AES-256-GCM
- vMix or ATEMTally, through ON Comms TallyCamera tally into ON Comms
- Stream DeckThrough Bitfocus CompanionPush-to-talk keys into ON Comms
What goes wrong, and what ON Comms does
Nobody wants to buy and carry beltpacks for a stream.
Everyone uses the phone or laptop they already have; the director runs the show from a browser.
Setting up has to be quick.
Create an account and, once it is switched on, add your crew. They download the app, type your server’s name and sign in.
New crew need to check their audio before you go live.
A mic test line plays each person’s own voice back to them alone, a moment after they let go of the key.
0.8 s
after you let go, a mic test line plays your take back — to you, and nobody else. Measured through the cloud.
How it all fits together: How it works. What it runs on: the spec sheet.
Put your crew on it.
Create an account for your company — we check it and switch your site on, usually within a working day.