Projector display

Show live scores and leaderboards on projectors, TVs, and monitors around your venue.

Build display screens, combine them into loops, and push them to any TV or projector in your venue.

The projector is how spectators, coaches, and gymnasts see what's happening during the meet. You build reusable display modules for the scores you want shown, combine them into loops that rotate through the displays on a timer, and then launch a loop on whichever computer is connected to your projector or TV.

Anything you change from the admin panel shows up on the projector on the next rotation, so you can keep running the meet from your laptop without walking over to the projector computer.

The three pieces

Piece
What it is
Where you build it

Leaderboard display

A ranked results screen for one level, competition, and subdivision

Projector Display β†’ Module library

Latest scores display

A live feed of scores for one session as they're verified

Projector Display β†’ Module library

Display loop

An ordered playlist of modules that cycle on a timer

Projector Display β†’ Loop builder

You can build as many modules and loops as you want. A single module can be reused across several loops, so you don't need to duplicate configuration.

Steps

  1. Create a leaderboard display β€” Ranked standings for one competition

  2. Create a latest scores display β€” Scrolling live feed for one session

  3. Build a display loop β€” Chain modules into a rotating playlist

  4. Launch the projector β€” Open the full-screen display on a venue computer

  5. Update a running projector from another device β€” Change what's showing without touching the projector computer

  6. Hide gymnasts or levels from the projector β€” Keep specific gymnasts or entire levels off the public displays

Before you start

Where to find it

From the meet dashboard, look for Projector Display in the sidebar. That's the single page where you build modules and loops. The projector itself opens in full-screen from the Start display button β€” that's the page you cast to the TV.

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