Pro feature

Recording, with the script in the picture.

Your camera sits behind the script so you read straight into the lens. The take starts on one tap, and the words you are reading are composited into the recorded video.

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Quick answer

ScrollCue Pro records video and audio directly in the browser with the camera behind the script. The script is composited into the recorded video with the current word highlighted. Takes save to your device with no watermark and nothing is uploaded.

You read into the lens, not off to one side

The usual problem with a solo shoot is that the script is somewhere the camera is not. Your eyes go there, the camera sees it, and the video looks like what it is. ScrollCue puts your live camera feed behind the scrolling text with an adjustable dim, so the words sit over your own face. You are looking at the script and at the lens at the same time, which is the entire trick a broadcast prompter performs with a sheet of angled glass.

The script ends up in the video

This is the part people do not expect. When you record, the script is composited into the file, current word highlighted. That sounds like a downside until you are three weeks and forty takes deep in an edit and you can see exactly what was being said in any frame without scrubbing audio. For anyone cutting long-form content or reviewing a speaker's delivery, it turns the footage into something you can actually read.

How a take works

  • Tap once. The camera comes up behind the script and recording begins.
  • Mic audio is captured with it, encoded at 4 Mbps.
  • A floating REC timer stays visible, and you can stop the take from any screen.
  • The takes manager opens the moment you stop.

What happens to the file

  • Preview the duration and file size before you decide.
  • Save it or bin it. Both are one tap.
  • The file writes to your device. It is not uploaded, not processed, and not stored by us.
  • No watermark, no branding, no modification. It is your video.
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Recording versus OBS

OBS is a serious tool and you should use it when you need multi-source production. But for a single camera talking to a single person, it is a lot of scene setup and audio routing between having a script and having a file. ScrollCue collapses that: open a tab, paste the script, hit record, download the take. If you also want the script keyed over an OBS scene, that is a separate output and it works alongside all of this.

Frequently asked questions

Does ScrollCue put a watermark on recordings?

No. Files save to your device unmodified, with no watermark and no branding.

Is the script visible in the recorded video?

Yes, by design. The script is composited into the recording with the current word highlighted, which makes it far easier to navigate the footage later in an edit.

Where do my recordings go?

Onto your device. Nothing is uploaded. There is no cloud storage, which also means there is nothing to lose access to.

Do I need OBS as well?

Not for a single-camera talking-head shoot. Use OBS when you need multiple sources, and use the ScrollCue OBS output if you want the script keyed over your scene.

Is recording free?

No, recording is Pro. It is included in the $4.99 day pass and the $99 annual plan.