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Schedule a Broadcast on the Spiideo OTT

Learn how to schedule your next broadcast on Spiideo's own OTT.

Updated over a week ago

In order to schedule a broadcast, you must be granted one of two roles in your Spiideo Play account:

  • Admin

  • Scheduler

Please speak to an admin on your account to get added to your account as either role. If you need further information on roles, click here.


Scheduling Your Broadcast

Once you have the required permissions, you can log in to Spiideo Play and get started.

To create a new broadcast:

  1. Click on the 'Broadcasts' tab located in the top left.

  2. Click 'Add new broadcast'.

  3. Enter a description.

  4. Select the scene that you are broadcasting from. If you have a larger number of scenes available, you can use the search bar.

  5. Select the sport that is being broadcasted. If a sport is missing on your scene, reach out to support.

  6. Select the year, month, time, and date that the broadcast will start.

  7. Click 'Next'.


Next up is selecting the participating teams. If you haven't already, we recommend that you read this article to make the most out of 'Teams & Players'.

To select the teams:

  1. Choose the home and away team.

  2. Select the jersey colour.

  3. Select a lineup.*

  4. Click 'Next'.

* Optional


Production Details

Next up is choosing how you want to produce the broadcast.

There are two options:

  • Production Recipe: A great tool for streamlining your scheduling. It is a preset configuration that defines the visual and operational elements of a broadcast, including production level, storyboard, graphic package, and overlays.

  • Manual Customization: A great tool if your productions vary. Here, you'll pick production level, storyboard, and assets individually.

💡 Please note: Production Recipes are available for Spiideo Play Pro accounts.


Production Recipe

If you have not yet created a production recipe or want to learn more about them, click here.

To schedule using a production recipe:

  1. Click 'Use Production Recipe'.

  2. Enter a name for the production.

  3. Select the recipe you want to apply. (Note: the recipe must be created before scheduling your broadcast.)

  4. Select how many minutes before the event’s start time the broadcast should begin. This pre-roll period can be used to show lineups, sponsors, etc. Enter the number of minutes manually, or use the “–” and “+” buttons to adjust the time.

  5. Set the broadcast duration. Enter the number of minutes manually, or use the “–” and “+” buttons to increase or decrease the length.

  6. Use the toggle to choose whether highlights should be saved for this production.

  7. Select which camera(s) to include in the broadcast.

    1. If you are using a Standard or Advanced storyboard you are able to broadcast from one camera angle.

    2. If you are using the Advanced Plus storyboard you are able to broadcast from up to five angles.

    3. If you don't choose the default camera setup, make sure to select the main camera view.

  8. Click 'Next'.


To schedule using a manually customized production:

  1. Click 'Customize manually'.

  2. Enter a name for the production.

  3. Select the Production Level. Click here to learn more about the different options.

  4. Toggle on 'Clean Feed' if you want to run your broadcast without any graphical overlays.

  5. Select how many minutes before the event’s start time the broadcast should begin. This pre-roll period can be used to show lineups, sponsors, etc. Enter the number of minutes manually, or use the “–” and “+” buttons to adjust the time.

  6. Set the broadcast duration. Enter the number of minutes manually, or use the “–” and “+” buttons to increase or decrease the length.

  7. Select whether highlights should be saved for this production.

  8. Select which camera(s) to include in the broadcast.

    1. If you are using a Standard or Advanced storyboard you are able to broadcast from one camera angle.

    2. If you are using the Advanced Plus storyboard you are able to broadcast from up to five angles.

    3. If you don't choose the default camera setup, make sure to select the main camera view.

  9. Click 'Next'.


Next up are the attributes and assets of the production. If you've chosen a clean feed production, you can skip this step.

If you are scheduling using a production recipe, the attributes and assets will be filled in automatically. They can still be adjusted by following the instructions found here.


If you are scheduling using manual customization, the attributes and assets will not be filled in automatically. They can still be added by following the instructions found here.

Once you've selected your assets, click 'Next'.


Choosing your Output

Selecting the Spiideo OTT output is done in a few clicks.

To select the Spiideo OTT output:

  1. Click 'Add output'.

  2. Click 'Spiideo Web Streaming (OTT)'.

  3. Select a viewer price. This is the cost paid by a viewer to access the broadcast.

  4. Toggle 'Pay-Per-Download' if you want to offer your viewers a downloadable file of the broadcast once it is completed.

  5. Select a price for downloading.

  6. Click 'Add'.

  7. Click 'Next'.


Reviewing your Broadcast

You've now reached the final step of the scheduling, ensuring that all of the information is correct.

Scroll down the page, double-check that the settings entered are correct, and click 'Complete' to finalize the scheduling.


If you are looking for information on broadcasting externally,´via for e.g. SRT or RTMP click here.

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