This is a webpage that can be used as an overlay for the purpose of timing for a Toastmasters meeting

The Overlay is controlled from a local website that is mirrored across all with the same id. The view parameter hides the controls

OBS will hide the background

1. Download
   • release version
   • OBS Studio
   • OBS VirtualCam
     • Windows
     • Mac
     • Linux
     • Alternate Linux
2. Run the Timer Overlay
3. Open a browser window at localhost:8888
4. Click Copy Link
5. Open OBS Studio
6. Setup your video in OBS
   1. Sources -> Add -> Video Capture Device
   2. Click the image and resize and move it to your liking
7. Add Browser Capture
   1. Sources -> Add -> Browser
   2. Paste the copied link
8. Start VirtualCam
   1. (Top Bar) -> Tools -> VirtualCam -> Start
9. Change your Video Source to OBS-Camera
   • In Zoom: Settings -> Video -> Camera -> OBS-Camera

1. Download
   • NodeJS
2. Run
   1. npm install
   2. npm run build
3. Start the application with npm start
4. Continue from step 3 of Usage above

1. Requirement
   • NodeJS
2. Install dependencies
   • npm install
3. Start webpack in dev mode
   • npm run watch:web
4. Start with ts-server with cache disabled
   • npm run dev
5. Open a browser at localhost:8888
   • Optionally the port can be changed by adding port={number} to the run dev command

• Port [number] The port to listen on
• Cache [number or false] How long the client should cache the page for
• One-Id [string, boolean on nothing] Forces all ids to be the passed string or the string aaaa if true or nothing is passed
• Open [string or Nothing] Opens a browser window with optional parameter being the browser to open with

The arguments port=80 cache=false one-id=true

Are the same as 80 false one-id and 80 false true

And would cause the port to be set to 80, caching to be disabled, and all ids to be aaaa