Full-screen teleprompter

When the active song has timed lyrics, the full-screen window becomes a teleprompter: the current line in large type, the lines around it, and the next cue beside them. It is meant for a second monitor — the performer's confidence screen, or the tech table.

Opening and closing

Press F11, or click Fullscreen TC in the transport controls. Drag the window to the screen you want and maximise it; LTCast remembers which screen it was on. Press Esc to close it — the main window and playback carry on untouched.

What it shows

• The current lyric line in large type, with sung lines scrolling away as the song moves.
• Each line in its singer's colour, and its stage position when one is set.
• The next cue stack, so whoever is watching sees what is coming.
• A thin waveform along the bottom and the running timecode.

With no lyrics on the song, the same window is the plain large-type timecode display described in Fullscreen TC display.

Making it readable from a distance

• A− and A+ scale the lyric text. The size is remembered per machine, so the screen you set up for the stage keeps its size.
• Lyrics can be aligned left, centre, or right.
• The lyrics and cue columns can be resized against each other.

Lyrics are display only. Nothing in this window sends timecode or fires a cue — see Adding and timing lyrics for how the lines get their times.