Speeded countdowns: The final option to keep presenters on schedule
“Whatever happens behind the mixer, usually stays there.”
Read how you can speed up the countdown to let the speaker finish on schedule
Prepare a list of timers and use shortcuts or triggers to progress during the show. Outputs on HDMI, NDI & Internet.
Trial version 2.3
For version-history, see the changelog
Trial version 2.3
CPU: Both Intel and Apple Silicon CPUs are supported natively.
OS-support: 10.14 and beyond.
v.2.3 (6) (23. January 2022)
FIXED a bug where the application could crash on clock-timers using AM/PM layout.
For the full changeling, go here.
ACTIVATION
To use the software without restrictions you need to activate the applications with a licence. Licences can be bought from the store.
We currently offer subscription based licences with yearly payment.
To activate the application, copy your licence key-code into the activation-field and push OK.
You can use the software as much as you want in trial-mode. The only restriction is that the applications will close after 10 minutes.
CueTimer helps performers and presenters manage their time during events and broadcasts.
Make a list of timers and edit them on the fly as the event progresses. If you need more hands on control with physical buttons, use Companion with Stream Deck. This also lets you remote-control CueTimer over the local network.
Display the countdown on different devices: connect to an external monitor, send the countdown over the local network using NDI, or share a web-link to a remote speaker. The style of the countdown-window is customisable with fonts, logo and colors.
CueTimer is a show-critical tool that you can trust for live events: The desktop apps use native frameworks for Mac and PC, giving us the best possible control of how the software performs on the hardware. It also lets you run the app without Internet-connection.
CueTimer can be used for any event that needs precise timings:
A TV-show needs a production-timer that is reliable, flexible, and easy to use. CueTimer was built to solve this demanding task. To give an example, read more about how CueTimer was used as a countdown-timer for the season one of Lego Masters Norway.
With CueTimer you can send the countdown anywhere:
Push the “Fullscreen” button to place the countdown on the external display. With SDI/Fibre extenders the monitor can be placed far away from the computer
CueTimer has a native NDI-output using the latest NDI 5 framework. This lets you share the countdown as graphics over the local LAN-network.
Companion lets you control different devices over the local network and with Streamdeck hardware-boxes. It is free of charge and more info can be found here. Our Companion module includes buttons for the most important commands, and it has feedback for the current timer with colors that can be set from CueTimer. With our premade presets found in the Companion menu it is easy to drag and drop the buttons where you need them.
The HDMI and NDI-output is now completely customizable with colors, placement, fonts, and images.
You can have a backgound-image for decoration, your company logo for branding, and to notify the speaker that the time is running out, add a blinking border.
Read more about v.2.3
With a subscription-licence you can create an account on this site where you can monitor your licences, release licences from activated computers, and manage your subscriptions registered to your email-address.
The online user guide and video tutorial series will help you get started using CueTimer. In addition to these resources, here is a brief overview of some of our key features:
“Whatever happens behind the mixer, usually stays there.”
Read how you can speed up the countdown to let the speaker finish on schedule
CueTimer is more than a speaker-timer: Last week our CEO Morten used it for a cooking-competition when the chefs needed to know how much time they had to prepare the meals.
Learn how CueTimer stays on time: It all starts with the never sleeping internal oscillator deep inside your computer.
CueTimer 2.3 gives lets you customise the HDMI and NDI timer-outputs: Set font, placement, logo and borders anywhere you like on the screen.