Interface overview
Ontime provides different screens which allow for different types of interactions with the data. These are called views.
Each view in Ontime focuses on empowering a specific role or achieving a particular task.
Any device with a browser in the same network can access Ontime’s views.
Available views
Some views are oriented towards your production team to edit and manage the data (Production views), while others provide non-interactive data to your team backstage (Backstage views) or public (Public views).
Production views
These refer to views which allow for data entry and are typically used by directors, show runners and operators.
URL | See the docs |
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http://MY-IP-ADDRESS:4001/editor | Editor |
http://MY-IP-ADDRESS:4001/cuesheet | Cuesheet |
http://MY-IP-ADDRESS:4001/operator | Operator |
Backstage views
These are non-interactive views typically used in signage or unattended screens backstage.
URL | See the docs |
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http://MY-IP-ADDRESS:4001/timer | Timer |
http://MY-IP-ADDRESS:4001/minimal | Minimal Timer |
http://MY-IP-ADDRESS:4001/clock | Clock |
http://MY-IP-ADDRESS:4001/backstage | Backstage View |
http://MY-IP-ADDRESS:4001/countdown | Countdown |
http://MY-IP-ADDRESS:4001/studio | Studio Clock |
Public views
These are non-interactive views typically used in signage or unattended screens in the audience area.
URL | See the docs |
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http://MY-IP-ADDRESS:4001/public | Public / Foyer View |
http://MY-IP-ADDRESS:4001/lower | Lower Thirds |