Your first broadcast, start to finish

Press New session, choose your languages, choose where the sound comes from, then press Start broadcast. Listeners open the link or type the code on their phones.

The first step of a new session: choosing the spoken and output languages.

A broadcast takes three short steps to set up. Every choice saves as you make it, and you can move back and forth between the steps before you start.

  1. On the console home page, press New session.
  2. Languages: choose the language you will speak, and up to five languages to translate into.
  3. Audio: choose This browser to speak into this computer, or Stream key to send the sound from a video program such as vMix or OBS.
  4. Share: check where listeners will go. Optionally keep one permanent link for every service.
  5. Press Start broadcast. The browser asks once for the microphone — press Allow.
  6. Give people the link or the code on screen. They open it, pick a language and press Play.
  7. When the service is over, press Stop. The summary appears straight away.

Good to know: Nothing is charged until you press Start broadcast, and a language nobody listens to is not translated and costs nothing.

Careful: After Start, the languages cannot change. To change them, stop and start a new session.

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