Module · Multi-seat
More than one person works without getting in the way
Only one machine goes to air. The others are work seats against that same station: scheduling, ingest and graphics happen without sitting at the one that is broadcasting.
What it does
The split is deliberately simple: one broadcasts, the others work.
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Only one goes to air
The full station is the one that broadcasts. This is the common misunderstanding: it is not several machines on air, it is one with helpers.
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A seat does not need a big machine
It does not broadcast, so an office PC is enough. The integrated card draws the interface and that is that.
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Permissions per person
Everyone signs in with their own user and sees only their own. Whoever schedules does not reach the on-air buttons.
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Users come from your account
They are created once in the cloud and count for the station and every seat. No creating the same person four times.
Technical sheet
| Who broadcasts | Only the full station |
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| What a seat does | Scheduling, ingest, catalogue, graphics and queries — everything except broadcasting |
| Seat hardware | Dual core, 4 GB and the integrated card are enough |
| How many seats | As many as your licence covers |
| Installation order | The full station first. A seat will not activate against an account that does not have one yet |
| Users and permissions | Managed once, on your account, and they count for every machine |
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