Ashwin Samuel

Your microphone is the most important factor in delivering high quality audio for a broadcast. We recommend using a high-quality external unidirectional microphone for your commentary. If your firs...

The talkback button lets you communicate with fellow commentators and other production team members off-air during a live event. This is useful during breaks, to clarify some additional information...

In Spalk, managing your live event and commentators happens in the dashboard. You can also schedule your commentator and their output through the dashboard. Our dashboard is the starting point for ...

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...

Whether it's to increase production quality, or add language specific graphics to match your commentators, many broadcasts can benefit from overlaying new graphics on top of the broadcast video str...

If you are unable to hear yourself during the soundcheck or you wish to adjust your audio levels, you will need to open your system sound settings. As per your operating system, please follow the ...

A Spalk output represents the process of sending the live feed, mixed with commentary to somewhere downstream of Spalk. The destination could be an OTT platform to your viewers, a broadcast decoder...

If you see this screen, you may not have allowed Spalk to access your microphone yet. Spalk needs access to your microphone so we can add your commentary to the input feed and create a high quality...

Once you have setup your event, commentators and outputs exactly as you need them, you can use this as a template, and copy the settings to a new event. This way you so you don't have to repeat tho...

A central team member of any high quality production is the live producer. In order to make remote productions feel as easy as onsite, Spalk has integrated the producer studio into every broadcast ...