- Works today
- Takes the stream from OBS Studio
Caption and translate what OBS Studio streams
Point OBS Studio at an InterScribe ingress and every viewer reads your stream live in their language. Built for remote and broadcast sessions.
What flows where
Your stream in, every language out.
- EncoderOBS StudioStreams to the server address and stream key the ingress gives you.
- IngressA channel’s front doorThe ingress hands the stream to an A/V channel as its input.
- TranslateInterScribeTurns the speech into captions and translates them into the languages viewers pick.
- ViewersEvery phoneCaptions arrive several seconds behind the stream, the same delay online viewers already have.
- Software
- OBS, vMix or any encoder that sends RTMP, RTMPS or WHIP
- Session
- Remote and broadcast sessions, not people in the room
- Delay
- Captions run several seconds behind the stream
Set it up
Create an ingress, paste two values, start streaming.
Open A/V Inputs › Ingresses and press Create new AV Ingress.
Choose OBS, vMix or an encoder, name it and pick the channel it sends to.
Copy the Server URL and Stream key into OBS under Settings › Stream: choose Custom… as the service, paste the server, then the key.
Start streaming in OBS Studio. The ingress shows Sound arriving once audio reaches the channel, and captions follow a few seconds behind the stream.
Troubleshooting
If something says this, do that.
| What you see | What to do |
|---|---|
| No feed | The encoder is not connected yet, or it points at a different address. Copy the Server URL and Stream key again, then start streaming. |
| Captions run several seconds behind the speaker | Expected: the stream is buffered on its way here. For people in the room, use an agent at the sound desk instead. More |
Still stuck? Read about delay and monitoring or talk to a person
What else connects
What else connects
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