Every speaker on time.
Timer-Sync is a stage timer for live events. Every timer of the show sits in one rundown on the operator PC and goes out to as many screens as you need: a screen on that PC or any browser on the network, each with its own layout.
- Set-upOne app on the operator PC
- OutputsScreens and browsers
- Runs onWindows
- ControlHotkeys, phone, Companion
The rundown on every screen.
For conferences, events and broadcasts where every minute counts. The operator sets up the show, the speakers see their own time and everyone watches the same clock.
A rundown with a schedule
Every timer of the show in one list. Fill in when the show starts, and every timer gets a planned start while the header tells you how far ahead or behind you are.
Show starts at 20:00 · +1:20Three ways to count
Count down, count up against the planned length, or count down to a time of day, such as doors at 19:30.
count down · count up · until 19:30Amber, red and onwards
For each timer you set when it turns amber and red, and whether it moves on to the next timer by itself at zero.
Auto-advanceAs many outputs as you need
Every output is a web page with its own layout. Give it a screen and it also goes full screen on that screen of the operator PC.
/output/{id}Drag-and-drop layouts
Drag and resize the boxes: timer, progress bar, name, speaker, next timer, message, clock and fixed text. Text shrinks so it always fits, and every change goes live at once.
16:9 · liveAdjust during the show
Add or take time while the clock runs, and put a message such as "Wrap up" on every screen with a message box, until you clear it.
+ / - · one minuteA screen for every role.
Timer-Sync has a built-in web server. You open an output on any device on the network, and the stage manager runs the clock from a phone or tablet.
Speakers
An output in any browser on the network, full screen with F11. Every output has its own layout.
Stage monitor
Outputs full screen on a screen of the operator PC itself. After a restart they go back on their screen by themselves.
Stage manager
A remote for a phone or tablet: start, pause, the rundown and messages.
Start page
Every output with its address in one list, plus the API. Handy for hooking up a new screen quickly.
Every action is one URL.
For Bitfocus Companion, a Stream Deck or your own script. Start, pause, next timer, adding or taking time and messages: GET and POST both work.
For button labels, /api/text/time returns a single value as plain text. /api/events streams the whole state live, only when something actually changes.
- Every screen at onceScreens receive fixed moments rather than a running time. Every page counts by itself, so all screens flip at exactly the same moment.
- Back the way you left itTimer-Sync saves the show by itself. After a restart the outputs are back on their screens and the last timer is loaded, stopped.
One app, every screen.
Everything runs on the operator PC. Screens on the network only need a browser, with nothing to install.
- Runs on
- Windows, on the operator PC. Outputs in any browser on the network
- Port
9790web pages and HTTP API- Entering time
5(minutes),5:30,1:05:00,1h30or90s- Hotkeys
- Space starts and pauses, arrow keys for the next and previous timer, + and - for a minute more or less
- Layouts
- 16:9, with boxes for timer, progress bar, name, speaker, next timer, message, clock and fixed text
- Licence
- Per device through My Evental, keeps working for 30 days without internet
Your next show, on time.
Timer-Sync licences are sold through My Evental, the Evental Media customer portal. Rather see a demo first? We'll show you how Timer-Sync works in your control room and on your screens.