Supported streaming software
SR WEBX graphics are web pages with a transparent background. Any application that can show a web page as a layer can display them.
Use 1920 × 1080 for 16:9 overlays and 1080 × 1920 for 9:16 vertical overlays. Keep each overlay link private — anyone with the link can view the graphic.
OBS Studio
- In Sources, click + and choose Browser.
- Paste the overlay URL from Overlay URLs in your dashboard.
- Set width
1920and height1080(or1080×1920for vertical). - Leave Custom CSS empty or remove its default background rule; the page is already transparent.
- Tick Refresh browser when scene becomes active only if you want a clean reload when switching scenes.
- Position the source over your camera layer and lock it. To reload manually, right-click the source → Refresh.
vMix
- Click Add Input → Web Browser.
- Paste the overlay URL and set the size to
1920 × 1080. - Add the input to an overlay channel (1–4) and turn it on. vMix renders the transparent background as transparent.
- To reload, right-click the input → Web Browser → Refresh.
Streamlabs Desktop
- In a scene, click + → Browser Source.
- Paste the overlay URL; set width
1920and height1080. - Clear the custom CSS field if it adds a background colour.
- Use Refresh cache of current page in the source properties to reload.
PRISM Live Studio (desktop)
- Add a source and choose Web (web page / browser source).
- Paste the overlay URL and set the canvas size to match your output.
- Place the web layer above your camera. Web sources are supported on PRISM for PC/Mac; the mobile app’s overlay options vary by version, so test before your event.
Scaling, positioning and refreshing
Graphics are designed for a 1920 × 1080 canvas with safe margins. If your canvas is 1280 × 720, keep the source at 1920 × 1080 and scale it to fit — text stays sharp. Adjust position and size per overlay in your dashboard. Overlays reconnect on their own after a network drop and never replay old FOUR/SIX/WICKET animations; refresh is only needed after changing an overlay's type or aspect ratio.
Available graphics
| Graphic | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Full broadcast package | Score bar, player cards, sponsor and event graphics in one source — driven by the Broadcast Control Room. |
| Main scoreboard | Full score bar with batters, bowler, run rate and target. |
| Compact score ticker | Small score bug for a screen corner. |
| Current batter card | Striker (or a selected batter) statistics card. |
| Current bowler card | Current bowler figures card. |
| Full scorecard | Batting and bowling card for the current innings. |
| Last-over summary | Ball-by-ball summary of the last completed over. |
| Partnership card | Current partnership with each batter’s contribution. |
| FOUR animation | Plays when a four is scored. |
| SIX animation | Plays when a six is scored. |
| WICKET animation | Plays when a wicket falls, with dismissal details. |
| Fifty milestone | Plays when a batter reaches 50. |
| Century milestone | Plays when a batter reaches 100. |
| Innings-break graphic | First-innings summary at the break. |
| Target graphic | Chase target, overs and required rate. |
| Match-result graphic | Final result and winner. |
| Tournament standings | Points table for the match’s tournament. |
| Sponsor banner | Rotating sponsor logos and banners. |
Compatibility has been tested with Chromium-based browser sources. Always run a rehearsal with your exact software version before going live.