Jun 28, 2019 | Documentation, How-to
What is the speaker view?Control your manuscript and seamlessly show translations/captions to your audience on their mobile devices and on projector screens. Use the speaker view with a tablet and optional bluetooth clicker (affiliate link) to release... 
Mar 6, 2019 | Documentation, How-to
With spf.io, loading your own translations is an important step toward leveraging translation memory, so that future translation work is easier and more accurate. What is translation memory? Translation memory is a tool that indexes existing human-reviewed...Feb 26, 2019 | Documentation, How-to
What is an autoreplacement?An autoreplacement is a string of text (like a word or phrase) you set up in the system to automatically replace incorrect variations. It’s a quick and easy way to begin customizing spf.io to your context. There are two types of... 
Feb 7, 2019 | Documentation
Here are the minimum technical equipment requirements to use spf.io: Processor: 1.6 GHz Dual-core CPU Memory: 4GB RAM / 4GB Free disk space Browser: Support for Google Chrome 71 Operating System: Windows 10 or later, MacOS Sierra or later, or Chrome OS 71 or later... 
Oct 16, 2018 | Documentation, How-to
This document explains the on-site setup steps you need to take for a remote operator to be able to operate spf.io for you during your live event. These instructions apply when you book a remote operator. If this is your first time using a remote operator, we highly...Aug 24, 2018 | Documentation, How-to
When you have a volunteer who can provide live spoken interpretation, spf.io will help you to distribute the translation so audience members can easily get translation on their own device–no headset equipment required! All an attendee needs is a smartphone and...
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