Setup guides
The rest of this site says what SpanVoice does. These pages say how to wire it into the room you already have: which socket on the desk, which cable, which setting, and what a good result looks like. Written by people who run live sound every week.
A clean feed from the room is most of the job. Start here.
A spare output, a USB interface, a clean level
What to buy, how to plug it in, or use your desk's own USB
A headset, USB or laptop microphone straight into the desk app
One clean level, set once and left alone
No desk, nothing to install: a browser as the sound source
Screens, phones, and the headphone system you already own.
One language for the room, every language in hand
Add the caption page to your streaming software
Get the code, print it at the right size, put it where people look
Connect a phone, tablet or laptop to your transmitter
Plan one language per channel through your receivers
Let people listen on their own phones and earphones
Play the translation into a PA zone or a loop
The decisions to make before anyone plugs anything in.
The decisions, in order, before the day
Run one short event with nobody in the room
Teach it the names and words your event depends on
What each connection needs, and what happens if one drops
One venue per room, one computer per room
Questions
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