Tools manual

The Tools page collects the engineering calculators and media utilities — the everyday maths of an AV or broadcast job, plus the studio tools that produce real files.

OverviewOpen

Search or filter by category to find the tool you need.

  • Every calculator runs in the browser — nothing is uploaded and nothing is saved.
  • Filter by category, or type to search names and descriptions.
  • Tools marked as paid open the corresponding studio feature instead of a calculator.
  • Each calculator is a reference aid; check the result against the manufacturer’s figures before you rig anything.
IP video & media

For planning what a signal or a file will actually cost you.

  • ST 2110 Bandwidth works out video, audio, and ancillary data bandwidth for IP media networks.
  • File Size & Transfer estimates file size for common codecs and how long a transfer will take.
  • Use them together to check a network will carry what you intend to push down it.
  • Figures are estimates — leave headroom.
Displays & projection

For working out what the audience will actually see.

  • LED Display Planner covers pixel pitch, viewing distance, resolution, and power draw.
  • Projection Calculator handles throw distance, screen size, and multi-projector blends.
  • Test Pattern Generator produces broadcast-standard patterns for calibration and signal testing.
  • Run the test patterns on site before you trust a display chain.
Power, cooling & sync

For the parts of the rig that fail quietly if you get them wrong.

  • Power & Cooling estimates consumption and cooling needs for a rack.
  • Sync & Timing is a reference for genlock, PTP, and word-clock across a signal chain.
  • Size power with spare capacity — measured draw is not peak draw.
  • Confirm the venue can supply what you have calculated before load-in.
Studio tools

Two tools on this page produce files rather than numbers.

  • The Video Studio converts video files to MP4 or MOV and renders short videos from templates.
  • Voice Over turns a script into spoken audio.
  • Both save their output into Files, and both are paid features — see the Plans page for the tiers that include them.

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