The iRacing broadcast that directs itself.
EDR Broadcast's auto-director cuts cameras like a seasoned human director, and its incident tracker catches the crashes iRacing hides from spectators. Your crew just calls the race. Built for league racing: 30 OBS overlays and remote control from any browser.
Hands-off, professional broadcasting
The auto-director runs the cameras the way a human director would, so your commentators and directors are free to perfect the show instead of chasing the action.
It scores every car on the field for excitement, continuously: battle closeness, leaders and class leaders, pit action and cars still carrying the heat of a recent moment. When the current shot has had its time, it cuts to the most compelling thing happening anywhere on track. Fully multi-class aware.
High-priority events jump the queue and cut immediately:
Radio yields to action. It never pulls the camera off a fight to play a quote.
Lets battles breathe
Sticks with a wheel-to-wheel fight instead of cutting away too early.
Anti-repetition
Will not camp on one car or re-cut the car already on air.
Caution-aware
Longer, calmer holds under a full-course yellow.
Closing-laps mode
Weights the title fight for a climactic finish.
Constrain or bias
Limit it to chosen cars, classes or teams, or simply favour them.
Host master switch
Runs in practice, qualifying and the race. You always hold the kill switch.
Sees the crashes iRacing hides from broadcasters
Here is a problem every iRacing broadcaster knows: when you spectate, the sim gives you no live incident feed. You find out who crashed when the chat does. EDR Broadcast's smart detection works around that limit, inferring incidents in real time from the telemetry iRacing does broadcast, then reconciling against the official totals at race end for an accurate, timestamped incident log.
- Click any incident in the log to rewind the replay straight to that moment
- Attributes the cause when a full-course yellow drops, for the on-air call-out
- Separate road and oval calibrations, tuned live across real race events
- False-positive guards for race starts, pace laps and field-wide avoidance waves
- Feeds the auto-director, so a fresh crash cuts to camera immediately
What it picks up
Inferred from live telemetry:
Live even while spectating:
Watch a broadcast it directed
A real league race with the cameras run by the auto-director, the incidents called by the tracker, and the crew free to commentate. This is what hands-off looks like on air.
A real Endurotech Racing league event, directed start to finish by EDR Broadcast.
Built by racers, for racers
EDR Broadcast was born in our own race control. We're endurance racers, and streaming our own events meant hours of broadcast admin every round: wiring overlays, chasing cameras, calling incidents by hand. We were spending more time running the broadcast than actually racing. So we built the app we wished existed: a broadcast that directs itself. We run it on our own Endurotech Racing events, and now it can run yours.
— The Endurotech Racing teamRemote live timing. Hands-on from anywhere.
The auto-director can run the show, but the wheel is always within reach. Open a room from the desktop app and share a link. Anyone can watch the live timing board in a normal browser, desktop or mobile, with no login and no install. Hand a controller seat to a co-director and they can drive the broadcast from a phone on the other side of the world: cameras, overlays, replays and race-control cues, with little to no lag.
- Room codes like EDR-7K4M with open viewer links or single-use invites
- Click any row on the board to cut the camera to that car
- Commentator view includes the track map with corner names you can set yourself, for calling exactly where an incident happened
- Works on mobile; the control rig folds into a drawer, with a desktop pop-out
- Refreshing the page keeps your seat; gaps and intervals read smooth and steady
- Locked down: invite links work for one guest each, and every remote command is checked server-side before it touches your broadcast
Cameras
Cut to the leader, step next or previous, jump to any car number, or click a row to cut straight to that car.
Replay
Play, pause, back to live, scrub the timeline, and run replays at slow-mo or fast speeds from the remote rig.
Overlays & ad control
Show or hide any overlay live. League adds sponsor/ad-control tools: an ad timer, bumper controls and a yellow-flag flash cue so operators know when a caution may interrupt an ad break.
Flags, safely
Remotes can set green, yellow and full-course yellow. Red and chequered stay host-only, on purpose.
Auto-director arm
A remote controller can arm or disarm the auto-director, but never override the host's master switch.
Roles you control
Viewers watch. Controllers watch and drive. You decide who gets which, one invite at a time.
Thirty iRacing broadcast overlays, straight into OBS
Every overlay is a browser source: add it once in OBS or anything that takes a URL, and the operator runs it live. The free baseline keeps working even if a licence check ever fails. The broadcast never goes dark.
Two themes free. Eleven themes in Pro.
Pick the broadcast look and every overlay reskins together, each theme tuned for contrast against bright track footage. The Pro palette editor lets leagues tune any theme to match their colours, and fully custom overlay packs can be quoted for league or event branding.
Three of the eleven Pro looks. Two themes are included free, and every theme ships in Pro with the palette editor.
Set it up your way, save it, change it
Saveable layouts
Arrange the control-panel docks the way you work, save the layout, and recall or change it between sessions.
Configurable overlays
Toggle leaderboard columns individually, resize and reposition any overlay, use the included themes, edit Pro colour palettes, or commission a full custom set for your league.
Rehearse on demo data
Built-in demo telemetry runs the full broadcast with no live session, so you can test themes and train operators before race day.
Five languages
Use EDR Broadcast in English, German, Spanish, French or Portuguese, so your crew can run the control room in their own language.
Quick cues
A quick-cue strip puts your most-used shots and graphics one press away mid-broadcast.
Armed pop-ups
Flag, fastest-lap, pit and penalty graphics stay disarmed until you want them, so nothing fires on air by accident.
Discord, docked
Embed your league's Discord straight into the control room: race notes and commentator chat without alt-tabbing mid-broadcast.
Your hardware
One PC or two, Stream Deck if you like, OBS or anything that takes a browser source. EDR Broadcast fits the kit you already run.
Start free. Scale when the audience does.
Every plan includes the lightweight desktop broadcast app. Free includes 2 themes. Pro adds remote rooms: live timing links for viewers, a remote controller seat, 11 themes and colour palette editing. League adds crew capacity plus sponsor/ad-control tools for organised series.
Free
- Full free overlay baseline that never goes dark
- Leaderboard, lower-thirds, ticker, flags, grid, podium, relative, status
- 2 included themes
- Same lightweight app as every plan
- 14-day Pro trial included
- No remote rooms: live timing and remote control are Pro and up
Pro
- All 30 overlays: the full licensed set
- 11 themes plus colour palette editor
- Remote live timing in the browser
- 1 remote controller seat
- 20 viewers per room, 1 live room at a time
League
- Everything in Pro, plus crew capacity
- 3 remote controller seats
- 60 viewers per room, 1 live room at a time
- Seats for commentators, spotters and co-directors
- Sponsor/ad-control tools with the ad timer and yellow-flag flash cue
Enterprise
- Everything in League, scaled up
- 2 live rooms at once
- 200 viewers per room
- 10 remote controller seats
Custom league/theme overlay pack
Want every overlay to match your league, sponsor package or special event theme? We can customise the full overlay set, not just the logo, so the broadcast looks like your own production. Best for League series that want one consistent brand across live timing, race graphics and ad breaks.
- League colours, fonts and visual style
- Sponsor-ready straps, stings, ad bumpers and timing graphics
- Custom treatment across the full overlay family
Prices in AUD. Controllers count towards the viewer cap. Every plan runs the same lightweight app, from Free to Enterprise. Free includes 2 themes. Pro includes 11 themes plus colour palette editing. League adds sponsor/ad-control tools including the ad timer and yellow-flag flash cue. Available languages: English, German, Spanish, French and Portuguese. Custom league/theme overlay packs are quoted separately once the design scope is confirmed.
iRacing broadcast FAQ
Yes. Arm the auto-director and it cuts the cameras all session: it scores every car for excitement, jumps to crashes the moment the incident tracker flags them, and stays with battles without camping on one car. You keep a host-owned master switch, and you can constrain it to chosen cars, classes or teams. Hands-off by default, hands-on the second you want it.
Yes. You open a room from the desktop app and share a link. Viewers open it in any modern browser, desktop or mobile, with no login and no install. The board updates live with smoothed, steady gap figures.
Yes, on plans with controller seats. A remote controller can cut cameras, scrub replays, show or hide overlays, fire stings and ad bumpers, and set safe flags, from a browser anywhere in the world, phone included. Red and chequered flags stay host-only.
Yes, via smart detection. iRacing gives spectators no live incident feed, so EDR Broadcast infers incidents in real time from the telemetry the sim does broadcast, then reconciles against official totals at race end. The operator gets a live, timestamped incident log with click-to-rewind replay.
It directs the cameras hands-off, scoring every car for excitement and cutting to the most compelling action, with immediate jumps for crashes, lead changes and overtakes. That frees your commentators and director to focus on the show. You can constrain or favour particular cars, classes or teams.
The free tier includes the desktop broadcast app with the free overlay baseline: leaderboard, lower-thirds, standings ticker, flag banner and LED board, grid intro, podium and results screens, plus the relative board and session status. The whole app is light on resources, and Free includes 2 themes. It also includes a 14-day Pro trial, and the baseline keeps working even if a licence check fails.
Yes. As an optional add-on, we can customise every overlay to match your league colours, sponsor package or event theme. The custom work is quoted separately because the cost depends on how far you want to take the design.
League includes sponsor/ad-control tools for organised series. Operators run the ad timer and fire ad bumpers, and a yellow-flag flash cue warns them the moment a caution is out.
Free includes 2 themes. Pro includes 11 themes and a colour palette editor so you can adjust them to suit your league. EDR Broadcast is available in English, German, Spanish, French and Portuguese.
Yes. Every overlay is a standard browser source at a stable URL, so it works with OBS Studio and anything else that accepts a URL browser source, vMix included.
A Windows PC with iRacing running on the same machine, plus OBS or your compositor of choice. EDR Broadcast reads iRacing directly, so there is nothing extra to install on the sim side.
Free is free, forever, with a 14-day Pro trial included. Pro is A$29.95 a month and League is A$79.95 a month. Enterprise plans are available on request.
Start free, broadcast this weekend
Tell us about your series and we will set you up personally: the app, your overlays and your 14-day Pro trial. A real broadcaster replies within 24 hours. Solo race director or full league crew, starting free or going custom: same form, same human.
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