Full screen displays are the perfect way to provide an accessible caption option for your in-person service. We found a lot of churches using CaptionKit that wanted a dedicated monitor just for showing captions and translations.
They look just like this 👇
Setting up your full screen display
Full screen displays are available at the following link - Just replace your-church with your own church handle:
https://captionkit.io/f/your-church
Translated full screen displays are available here:
https://captionkit.io/f/your-church/l/language-code
Language code must match a translation that you have enabled in your dashboard. Here's our list of supported language codes:
Adjusting font size
Full screen displays support adjusting the text size using a URL parameter. For example: https://captionkit.io/f/your-church?fontSize=12
The font size number is a % of screen height, so for example, fontSize=8 would make each text line 8% the height of the display.
Split screen captions
If you want to display more than one language on your full screen display, you can show 2-4 languages side-by-side like this 👇
Setting up your split screen display
Split screen captions are available using a special url, you'll need 2 things:
Your church handle
The languages you'd like to show. Your speaker language will be
defaultand any translations will use the language codes here: Supported Languages
For example, if church handle is first-church-au and you want to show both the spoken English captions and also Spanish (Latin America), your URL would be:
https://captionkit.io/splitscreen/first-church-au?languages=default,es-419
Make sure to separate the language codes with a comma.
Split screen captions also supports adjusting the font size, by adding the fontSize url parameter, for example:
https://captionkit.io/splitscreen/first-church-au?languages=default,es-419&fontSize=4