Who is in now - and who left
A live list of viewers in the broadcast, with name, watermark, and status. Disconnect with a click.
What you see
On the broadcast page, the viewers panel displays the current number of viewers and the list: name (or 'shared code'), their group if defined, their watermark, when they entered, and status - watching, inactive, or left (and why: disconnected by manager, moved to another device, broadcast ended).
The list updates automatically every half minute. 'Watching' means their player reported in the last two minutes; anyone who closed the window disappears from the list within one-two minutes without any action on your part.
Disconnect vs. Revoke
Disconnecting a session stops the viewer's player within up to two minutes and leaves their code valid - they can re-enter. This is the tool to use when an incorrect device is playing, or when you want to 'shake up' a viewer.
Revoking a permission (from the codes panel) closes the code itself. This is the tool to use when the person should no longer be watching.
Both actions are recorded in the log.
Frequently asked
How many viewers can be seen in the list?
Up to the last thousand rows. For large events, filter by watermark or name via the audit log.
Does an operator see the list?
Yes, for broadcasts they are assigned to, and can disconnect a session. Code revocation - manager only.
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