Ashwin Samuel

In noisy live production environments it is important to keep your tools fast, and communication as effective as possible. Using push-to-talk minimises the noise that a commentator hears from the p...

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 ...

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 ...

Testing the commentators' equipment and sound quality before a live broadcast is important to ensure everything runs smoothly. We recommend doing two tests, one a few days before the broadcast and ...

In some production workflows it is useful to only play the microphone audio when commentators are in talkback mode. This is most important when you have many different people talking to you, and ex...

1. Join the commentator in the studio as a producer to see if you can hear them there.If you can’t hear the commentator in the studio or output, please try the following steps: Ensure they are con...

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...

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 enabled...

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

If the commentator's audio quality is poor, the following general steps may help resolve the issue. Please also have a look below at the steps to fix specific audio issues such as echo or popping. ...