LICO

not broadcasting

Sends the mix to the configured destination. Sync calibrates itself once it is live.

waiting for the game feed…

microphone: waiting…

Off, you hear the mix as it goes out — so automatic levelling changes your headphones too. On, the game level in your ears is yours alone and viewers are unaffected.

Locked on while you are monitoring the outgoing mix — your voice is part of that mix. Tick “Set my own game level” above to be able to switch it off.

Drops your voice from your own headphones for as long as you hold it — for interviews, or to hear the feed clean. Viewers still hear you throughout.

Auto levelling measures your voice and the game for 20 seconds, then eases both to broadcast standard (EBU R128). Talk normally while it measures. Ducking is how far the game dips while you speak — broadcast practice is 6–10 dB.

Plays back at the true on-air level — no volume control, deliberately. What you hear IS what viewers heard, so you can judge the mix rather than a version of it. If it is too quiet, that is a fault with the broadcast and the warning above will say so.

Plays the real broadcast mix from ~5 s ago, rolling forward as you listen — so you can adjust delivery while hearing it, not just audit it afterwards. Only available while broadcasting.

Use headphones with direct hardware monitoring. This client does not play your own voice back to you — a browser cannot do it without a delay long enough to disrupt speech. Your audio interface can, with no delay at all.