Bigscreen ProducerBigscreen Scoreboard & LED
You are hereScoreboard, sponsors, match graphics and LED boards for sport — from the local hall to the stadium.
Go to bigscreen.dk →Bigscreen Producer is a vision mixer with Preview and Program, TAKE, AUTO and T-bar, transitions, NDI sources with audio, players, M/E, record and replay. The picture goes straight to the screen — the big screen in the arena, the display in the meeting room or the wall by the stage — and Program can be sent on as NDI to your stream or recording. You run it from the control screen or a third-party hardware panel.
Runs in the Bigscreen player · NDI in and out · same system and support as Bigscreen
Producer runs in the Bigscreen player and puts the picture straight on the screen. Cameras, clips, replay and graphics are run from one place — with the controls you know from a vision mixer.
If you produce sport, the scoreboard is ready as a source, and countdown, line-up, officials and the other fixed screens are called directly — each with its own key or panel button.
An extra display on the player computer becomes the control screen. It connects by itself once the screen is approved — no login — and switches directly, even if the internet stutters.
PREV and PGM, TAKE, AUTO and a T-bar that stays halfway if you let go. The lights on the panel show what's on air and what's ready.
Only what's on screen can be heard. A source on Preview isn't heard in the room, and the meter shows whether it has audio before you take it.
The control screen fills the whole display without menus: status at the top, Preview and Program, sources, players, audio and quick buttons. Producer supports third-party hardware panels, so a physical panel can drive the switcher.
Everything below is in Producer on the control screen.
Pick a source and it lands on Preview. TAKE puts it on screen, AUTO runs the transition. Shift-click sends it straight to Program.
Cut, mix, wipe, push, slide, iris, fade through black and more — plus sport and team-logo transitions. The T-bar drives the transition itself.
Every NDI source is shown as a small live window. A pin keeps a source in place even if it briefly drops out, and new sources can be hidden automatically.
NDI audio with its own fader, AFV and SOLO, master with mute and VU next to TAKE, headphone monitor and per-source delay to keep picture and sound in sync.
Clips from the scoreboard's media archive or new files. Loop, play once, and AUTO when the clip ends.
Build a picture from a base layer and an overlay with crop, position and scale. The keyer removes a colour with eyedropper, tolerance and softness.
Rolling buffer or full recording of your cameras. Set tags, replay from 3, 5 or 10 seconds before, at ½ or ¼ speed, and pick the angle.
Program is sent out as NDI with audio that follows master and mute. Preview can be sent too. You choose name, resolution and frame rate.
Choose which sources Multiview shows and how big they are — and whether Multiview gets its own screen.
Teach Producer the stinger on an NDI source. When it appears, Producer can run TAKE or AUTO to Program or set a tag in the recording.
Countdown, line-up, officials and the other fixed screens from the scoreboard — the same command as on the control page.
Press Record, then the key or panel button that should run the function. Shortcuts are saved on the screen.
Sport, meetings, events or TV — it's the same vision mixer. The picture goes straight to the screen from the Bigscreen player, and Program can be sent on as NDI.
Cameras, scoreboard, sponsor clips, replay and team-logo transitions on the big screen in the hall or stadium.
Switch between speaker camera, wide shot and a presentation from a computer via NDI — on the screen in the room and on as NDI for recording or streaming.
Concerts, galas and events: cameras, clips and graphics on the screen by the stage, with replay and M/E layers when you want a little more.
NDI cameras in, multiview, M/E with chroma key, record and replay — and Program with audio out as NDI to your encoder or streaming software.
The screen with the Bigscreen player is approved under Devices in Bigscreen.
An extra display on the player computer becomes the control screen and connects by itself.
Cameras and other sources on the network as NDI. Choose which source sits on which button.
Plug in a third-party hardware panel if you like, and set up your own shortcuts.
The videos show the real control screen with demo data. All have English voice-over and graphics, with subtitles in Danish, English and German.
Same company, same support, same thinking — each product for its own surface.
Scoreboard, sponsors, match graphics and LED boards for sport — from the local hall to the stadium.
Go to bigscreen.dk →The vision mixer for the big screen: Preview and Program, TAKE, AUTO and T-bar, NDI sources with audio — run from the control screen or a third-party hardware panel.
Go to bigscreenproducer.dk →A software video wall for control rooms, NOC, SOC and broadcast — place every source freely on one canvas, no fixed grid.
Go to bigscreencanvas.com →Producer is a vision mixer in Bigscreen with Preview and Program, TAKE, AUTO and T-bar. Its sources are your NDI cameras and computers, the players, recordings for replay — and the scoreboard when you produce sport. It's used for sport and big screens, meetings and conferences, events, and TV and streaming production.
No. Everything can be run from the control screen and the keyboard. Producer supports third-party hardware panels if you'd rather have buttons and a T-bar in your hand.
Yes. The scoreboard is an extra source when you produce sport. Preview and Program, transitions, NDI sources with audio, players, M/E, record and replay, multiview and NDI output work for any kind of live video.
The control screen sits on the player computer and switches directly, even if the internet stutters.
Producer sends Program out as NDI with audio. The streaming or recording itself happens in your own software or encoder that takes NDI in.
Book a demo and we'll show Producer with your own cameras and sources.
Sport, meeting, event or TV — we'll show you the vision mixer with your cameras and your screen.