Simple screen support
Any modern browser can become a caption display without a custom app or local install.
In-room screens
Show captions on venue screens, lobby displays, auxiliary monitors, or laptops connected to your AV system.

Integration details
Show captions on venue screens, lobby displays, auxiliary monitors, or laptops connected to your AV system. The goal is to keep the integration simple for event teams: one caption session, a clean audio path, and a browser-based output that can move into the tools, displays, or audience devices already used for the event.
Any modern browser can become a caption display without a custom app or local install.
Caption feeds can support overflow spaces, accessibility desks, and secondary screens.
AV teams can test the display route before doors open and leave the room running.
In practice
Launch the Stage Captions viewer on any browser-enabled computer or display device.
Feed the browser window into HDMI, a switcher, a matrix, or the local screen setup.
Choose a layout that matches the distance, screen size, and lighting conditions in the venue.
Common questions
Start with a Stage Captions room, connect the event audio source, then route the browser-based caption output to the display, stream, or audience access point that fits the event.
No. Stage Captions is built around browser outputs, links, and QR codes, so most workflows can use standard browser views rather than custom production plugins.
Yes. The same live caption session can support multiple viewing paths, including production tools, venue screens, confidence monitors, and attendee devices.
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