Ashwin Samuel

In the world of broadcast, the term 'Constant Bitrate' (CBR) is common. However, it's essential to understand its application and its different contexts - video encoding and transport streams, as t...

The loopback option enables you to listen to your own microphone input through your headphones. This feature is very useful when you are testing or troubleshooting your microphone, or you want to l...

Audio level meters are essential tools for balancing sound elements in sports commentary mixing. This guide explains how to effectively use audio level meters for the game (or NAT) sound, commentat...

  If the commentator is not able to go live, please try the following steps:  If the commentator is not able to complete the soundcheck, please follow the suggestions here until they are able to e...

In this article, we will explain how the download button works and how to download the event recording after an event is over. Spalk enables users to download recordings up to two weeks after event...

An event represents a live broadcast in the Spalk system. In order to use the spalk system for a live broadcast you must first schedule an event. To schedule an event, you need 3 pieces of informat...

If your live output is in the Error state and you are unable to fix it. This page offers a comprehensive guide to troubleshooting common messages that may occur during the broadcast. The steps outl...

In a live broadcast, it may be necessary to restart a live output to resolve technical issues downstream or make changes to the configuration. Restarting an output is a simple process that can be c...

  Spalk studio’s inbuilt chat function allows you to chat live with your producer, administrators or team members.  Scroll down to the chat box next to the volume sliders. You will be able to see...

  Interacting seamlessly with your commentary team members is crucial to delivering a high quality broadcast. You can use your webcam to interact visually with other team members. This can be enabl...