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Toggling Watermarks and Auto Background

Overlay Settings allow operators to toggle Primary Watermark and Secondary Watermark on or off, as well as enable or disable Auto Background graphics. These settings can be changed at any time without

Written by Julian Rodrigues
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Overview

Overlay Settings allow you to toggle Primary Watermark, Secondary Watermark, and Auto Background on or off during a broadcast. These settings can be changed at any time without stopping the overlay.


Access Overlay Settings from the overlay Actions menu by selecting Settings.


Toggling Primary Watermark

The Primary Watermark setting controls whether the primary watermark (configured in your competition settings) appears on the overlay.


1. Access Overlay Settings from overlay Actions menu > Settings


2. Locate the Primary Watermark toggle


3. Toggle on to display the primary watermark


4. Toggle off to hide the primary watermark


Changes apply immediately to the live overlay.


Toggling Secondary Watermark

The Secondary Watermark setting controls whether the secondary watermark (configured in your competition settings) appears on the overlay.


1. Access Overlay Settings from overlay Actions menu > Settings


2. Locate the Secondary Watermark toggle


3. Toggle on to display the secondary watermark


4. Toggle off to hide the secondary watermark


Changes apply immediately to the live overlay.


Toggling Auto Background

Auto Background controls whether automatic background graphics appear on your overlay.


1. Access Overlay Settings from overlay Actions menu > Settings


2. Locate the Auto Background toggle


3. Toggle on for automatic background graphics


4. Toggle off to disable automatic background graphics


Changes apply immediately to the live overlay.


When to Use These Settings

You can change watermark and auto background settings at any time:


* Before the match starts


* During a live broadcast


* After the match ends


These settings do not require stopping the overlay or stream to take effect.


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