Practical guides for hosts, producers and teams who run live shows from the browser: guests, branding, recording, and going live in Arabic.
FeaturedHow-to
A browser studio puts your guests, your brand and the Go Live button in one tab. Here is how to plan, set up and run your first live show from Chrome or Edge, step by step.
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Arabic live
Arabic is read right to left, its letters join, and a single line often mixes in English names and numbers. Here is how to make an Arabic live look native, not translated.
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Recording
A live show lasts an hour; its recording can work for months. Here is what 1080p60 recording means, how it works in Studio Go, and how to turn one live into a week of content.
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Branding
Your audience decides in seconds whether a live looks professional. Good branding is not decoration: it tells people who is speaking, what the show is and what to do next.
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Guests
Guests are the heart of most live shows, and the easiest way to lose them is a complicated invite. Here is a host’s checklist, from the first message to the moment they go on air.
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Open the studio in your browser, send your guests a link and go on air in seconds.