Broadcast Clock
Synchronised to a dedicated time server and corrected for network latency, it reads the same time to the second on every display in the building. Full-screen, with a seconds ring, on-air signalling, a timer and audio metering.
The clock is built around one requirement — that every screen in the building agrees — with the timing tools a live gallery relies on alongside it.
Locked to a dedicated time server and corrected for network latency, so a wall display and a control-room monitor show the same time to the second — and hold it through a long session, where a device's own clock would drift.
A full-screen on-air sign driven by a schedule, with manual override, plus a countdown timer and stopwatch for segment and break timing.
A large digital readout with a seconds ring, selectable colour and font, date and time zone. A stereo dBFS meter for quick level checks, and a wake lock that keeps the display from sleeping.
It stays synchronised to a dedicated time server and corrects for network latency, so multiple displays hold the same time to the second across long sessions — where each device's own clock would gradually drift apart.
No. It opens in any modern browser and goes full screen. Wall display, control-room monitor, tablet or laptop — nothing to set up.
Yes. The same app includes a voice-following teleprompter with cue marks, mirror mode and separate operator and remote windows.