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Multi-session programs

LogosPilot for conferences and live events

Multiple speakers, multiple sessions, one workflow. Scripture may be central or barely used — the way you run the room does not change either way.

One source, two outputs, each carrying its own content A LogosPilot node on the left. Two routes leave it and reach two separate destination nodes on the right, labelled Main room and Breakout room, each showing different content. LogosPilot Main room the passage Breakout room its own session each output carries its own content
Conceptual illustration. Display roles are addressed independently. The figure shows two; the product addresses six.

The environment

A conference is a series of live spoken events with different speakers and different content, run by a team that has to prepare each one the same way.

Guest speakers arrive with their own material and their own habits. The workflow has to accommodate that without being reconfigured between sessions.

Scripture is optional here, and that is fine. A session that never references a passage uses exactly the same display, recording and broadcast path as one that does.

There is no event type to select and nothing to configure differently per session.

Relevant workflows

Conferences lean on manual presentation and broadcast more than on autonomous Scripture.

Workflows that matter most here
WorkflowWhat it does here
Manual presentationThe operator drives the display directly, session by session. Automation observes without acting
Service with broadcastProgram content is sent to your production software while the room display continues independently
Service with recordingEach session captured with markers and a timeline, finalized with a checksum

Applicable capabilities

These are the same capabilities every LogosPilot install has. Nothing below is specific to this environment — only the emphasis is. The capability list is defined here.

  • Multi-display output. A main screen, a stage display for the speaker and a confidence monitor can each carry different content.
  • Presentation rendering. Existing presentation files can be rendered and driven alongside Scripture content.
  • Audio recording. Every session captured and finalized with a checksum.
  • Certified broadcast integration. Program content to OBS Studio or vMix at the exact versions listed below.

Certified integrations

Conference production teams usually already run one of these. LogosPilot drives it rather than asking them to change.

Certified vendors and versions
VendorVersionProtocolTransport
OBS Studio32.1.2obs-websocket 5.7.3WebSocket 4455
vMix29.0.0.48—TCP 8099

21 of 21 certification cases passed

See what certification covered, and what it did not

What LogosPilot does not do

Calling this page “events” risks implying event management. It is not that, and the distinction is worth stating plainly.

LogosPilot supports the presentation, not the event.

It does not handle registration, ticketing, attendee lists, scheduling, room booking, speaker management or venue management. Those belong to event-management software, and LogosPilot does not attempt any of them.

LogosPilot drives your production software. It does not replace it.

Encoding, switching and streaming stay where they belong — in the production software your team already runs.

LogosPilot displays Scripture. It never writes it.

Where a session does use Scripture, passage text is retrieved from the licensed translation and displayed exactly as published. When a match is not confident, nothing is displayed.

LogosPilot is a desktop application.

It runs on the machine at the desk, not in a browser, and it keeps running when the venue network does not.

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Where to go next

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Run it across a full program of sessions

LogosPilot is in private preview. A multi-session program is the case worth describing when you write.

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