Managing multiple live video feeds is challenging when delays vary across sources. Manual source-by-source delay controls offer precision, but automated stream synchronisation significantly streamlines the workflow.
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Synchronisation groups
Setting up automated stream synchronisation is straightforward:
Create a synchronisation group
Give the group a custom name
Select the cameras required for the production
Using multiple groups
For complex setups, the system supports multiple synchronisation groups. This is particularly useful for productions spanning different geographical locations — a team can synchronise feeds from a live sports stadium completely independently of their main studio feeds.
Settings and real-time feedback
Every synchronisation group has a dedicated settings menu giving direct access to its key properties.
Setting | What it controls |
Group name | Rename the group at any time |
Timecode type | Choose the specific type of timecode used to execute the synchronisation |
Once the sources are aligned, the platform displays any offsets in real time, so you can confirm at a glance that the production remains in sync.
✅ Tip: group only the sources that need to match each other. Separate groups keep venue feeds and studio feeds from being dragged to a common delay unnecessarily.