The stream needs its own version of the slide
What works on a projector rarely works on a stream. The text is too big, it sits in the wrong place, and it is often in the wrong language for the people watching.

What usually goes wrong
- The wall slide is captured into the stream and looks like a photograph of a wall.
- Graphics mean a capture card, a scan converter or an NDI route around the building.
- The online congregation reads a different language from the room.
What answers it
A browser source, not hardware
Paste the stream link into OBS or vMix. Transparent behind, nothing to capture, nothing to install on the streaming machine.
Its own template
The stream carries its own layout, so the text sits where your camera framing wants it.
Its own language
Carry one language online while the room reads two, from the same verse the operator just sent.
Name cards that clear themselves
An OBS lower third overlay for whoever is speaking, fired from the console, counting its own hold down.
How a Sunday runs
- Add the stream output to OBS as a browser source.
- Choose the template and the languages it carries.
- Run the service. Verses and lyrics appear over the stream.
- Fire a name card when somebody new starts speaking.
What a church like this uses
The jobs behind the sections above, each with a page of its own.
Questions
Does it work with OBS?
Yes, as a normal browser source with a transparent background. Anything that takes one will take it.
Do we need NDI or a capture card?
No. The output is a web page rather than a video signal, so it travels as a link.
Can we show a different translation online?
Yes. The languages are chosen per output, so the stream and the wall need not agree.
Churches like yours
Multisite churches
Two rooms, three screens and one running order that all of them follow.
Bilingual churches
One congregation, two languages, and one set of slides for both.
Every kind of church is on the solutions page, and the pricing page has what the free plan holds before Pro is worth it.
Try it on this Sunday
Nothing to install, a free plan that is not a countdown, and every screen a link.
No credit card required