Get EDR Broadcast ready for your first iRacing stream.
Move from a fresh install to a working OBS or vMix scene with iRacing timing, lower thirds, flags and broadcast graphics.
Install and open EDR Broadcast
Use the official EDR download page, install the Windows app and confirm it opens cleanly before adding iRacing or OBS to the workflow.
Open an iRacing session
EDR Broadcast needs an active session to populate timing, driver cards, flags and race-state graphics.
Build the broadcast scene
Add the iRacing capture first. In OBS, create a Browser source using the overlay URL supplied by EDR, set the source dimensions for that overlay, and layer it above the capture. Start with one timing graphic and follow the browser-source setup guide before adding more.
Test before going live
Make a short local recording during practice. Check that timing updates, commentary is audible over the cars, and each scene opens cleanly. Then test the viewer feed on your chosen platform and check the graphics on a phone.
Start with Free
Use the core leaderboard, lower thirds, flags, grid and podium workflow first.
Move to Pro
Try Pro for Auto-Director, incidents, replay controls and the ready-made theme collection. Custom Theme Editor authoring is included with League and Enterprise. Compare the current plans.
Keep a fallback
Before every race, prepare one clean iRacing-only scene so overlays can be hidden instantly if needed.