Broadcast Monitor for Windows
See the problem. Find your next move.
Bring the picture, measurements, descriptive guidance and camera controls into one monitoring workspace—so a small mismatch is easier to understand before the next cut.
Start with what is getting in your way.
My cameras do not match.
Compare the same subject, retain a reference and bring compatible camera controls beside the scopes.
Match the next camera →I am unsure what the picture is telling me.
Connect exposure and color evidence with faces, screens and highlights you can recognize.
Make the picture easier to read →Something changed in the sound.
Follow channel activity, listen to a useful mix and look back at levels or frequency content.
Find the change →I need to watch more than one signal.
Route cameras independently, build reusable layouts and keep the views your role needs together.
Build a monitoring station →I need help deciding what to inspect.
Use descriptive shot evidence as a starting point, then follow it into Picture and the measurement tools.
Read the shot evidence →I want to learn before the show.
Practice with bundled studio, concert, sports and everyday scenes, plus numeric patterns and guided examples.
Build your first workspace →Already know scopes? Explore the connected workflow.
The useful difference is how the tools work together around your subjects and cameras.
Understand a subject, then adjust the camera
Align faces in Comparison, share an analysis region, retain native reference frames, and attach controls for compatible Sony cameras. Per-setting sync helps apply a chosen value across attached cameras.
Explore camera matching →Guidance beside the measurements
Shot Evaluator organizes descriptive evidence. Local AI Object Selection isolates subjects after model setup. Ask AI lets you review chosen scope images and context with a configured provider.
Explore guided analysis →Several views, one shared source
Inspect a camera with independent scopes, retain workspace layouts and change a shared generator without reconnecting each pane. Professional adds two-source comparison and monitoring outputs.
Explore production workflows →New practice scenes. More ways to investigate.
Version 0.9.19 includes an expanded generated-scene library with controlled exposure and color variants, digital chip-chart references and a synthetic soft-knee comparison. Recorder is included in Express and Professional. Professional adds local object-selection setup, while Performance Summary helps every edition inspect its processing workload.
Choose the tools for your next production.
Start with Picture and Clock in Free. Add everyday measurement, audio and recording tools with Express, or build a complete multi-camera analysis station with Professional.
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Put the tools to work.
Choose your edition, follow a worked example, or continue exploring.