iRacing Endurance Broadcast Setup for 6, 12 and 24 Hour Races
Plan a 6, 12 or 24-hour iRacing broadcast with operator handovers, commentary shifts, reliable scenes, incident review and fallback procedures.
Guides, comparisons and production advice for EDR Broadcast, iRacing overlays, race direction and live streaming.
Plan a 6, 12 or 24-hour iRacing broadcast with operator handovers, commentary shifts, reliable scenes, incident review and fallback procedures.
Prepare an iRacing league broadcast with a run sheet, OBS scenes, commentary, cameras, replays, sponsor graphics and a complete rehearsal.
Add iRacing overlays to OBS using browser sources. Set dimensions, transparency and layer order, then troubleshoot missing graphics and performance.
Learn how automatic camera direction supports an iRacing broadcast, when to override it and how to coordinate cameras with incident review and replays.
Build an iRacing race production in OBS with overlays, commentary, camera direction, replay control and a rehearsal before going live.
Choose iRacing broadcast overlays for a league: readable timing, driver cards, flags, results and sponsor graphics that work together in OBS.
Explore EDR Broadcast’s approach to iRacing production, combining overlays, cameras, incident review and replay controls for leagues and small crews.