Production Truck: Live desk with minimal vertical scrolling

Live desk with minimal vertical scrolling

Preview and program share a picture-first top row. Take/Cut, transition selection, Go live/End live, program Record/Stop rec and Save clip remain in the transport row. Displays opens the existing monitor/destination controls without taking a full row. Native kiosk launches omit redundant fullscreen controls.

Below the monitors, select Cameras & scenes, Audio, Overlays or Outputs. Changing tabs does not send an OBS command. The selected workspace survives status polling. Audio/overlays open their controls when selected. Shorter displays use two cameras and three scenes per page; larger displays use four cameras and six scenes. Shared kiosk camera controls use two cameras per page. Audio and overlays show six items per page, preserving exact original input/scene IDs when navigating. Full names remain in the DOM and title text.

The desktop fit mode applies at least 1000 pixels wide / 620 pixels high and computes remaining monitor/control space from the viewport, header, notices and transport. Touch targets stay at least 48 pixels. Smaller/zoomed windows use a responsive flowing layout; unusually long content can scroll within the single active workspace, and setup/engineering/ISO pages retain ordinary scrolling. This reduces routine scrolling without hiding inaccessible controls or shrinking every button.

Go live still requires readiness sign-off and an explicit confirmation, displayed above the active workspace with Cancel/Escape and keyboard focus handling. Broadcast/recording controls remain visible while changing workspace tabs. OBS/backend/ISO behavior and saved display assignments are retained.