Multi-screen

From now on you can manage multiple displays within Twebcast

We have extended Twebcast with support for as many screens you want. This opens up for a totally new way of running events. Maybe you want an image collage as an interactive backdrop at your event? Or maybe you have an audience discussion shown on a second screen? Or a green room screen connected to the main room? Or maybe you want to show a mirrored screen of your ongoing event on your intranet or at a webpage? Anything is possible. Every screen can be connected anywhere, or if you prefer, any screen can be connected everywhere.

Three different discussions at three different screens simultaneously.

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We also support total control for every singel connected screen via our control panel. On top of this we can also offer the “follow” option. This makes it possible to program an event with e.g. an A and a B screen. Let’s pretend that you want to show the questions on screen A and at the same time show the realtime results on screen B. If you set screen B to follow screen A and then step “Next” screen A will move to the next questions while its connected results will be shown at screen B.

Three screens on three different modules.

Two different modules at an event, combined through WATCHOUT.

Different screens at an event that took place at Fotografiska.