
Remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) — what it involves
What remote simultaneous interpretation (RSI) is, how it differs from on-site interpretation, and when it makes sense for your event.
The same quality experience for in-room participants and those connected remotely.

We connect the room with online participants in one coherent event. We integrate platforms like Zoom and Teams, provide remote simultaneous interpretation (RSI) and run live production with vMix — with streaming and recording whenever you need them.
We link in-room sound and video with the online platform, both ways, with no echo and no lag.
Interpretation channels for online participants, integrated with the in-room system.
Professional video direction — switching between speakers, presentations and materials, with on-screen graphics.
Live streaming to your chosen platform and quality recording for archiving or reuse.

What remote simultaneous interpretation (RSI) is, how it differs from on-site interpretation, and when it makes sense for your event.

How to integrate online participants and remote interpretation into one coherent event.
Two-way sound between the room and online participants, a managed video mix (e.g. with vMix) instead of a single fixed camera, and — if needed — remote simultaneous interpretation (RSI) integrated with the in-room system.
We commonly integrate with Zoom and Microsoft Teams, linking their audio/video directly with the in-room sound and camera systems.
Yes — remote simultaneous interpretation (RSI) delivers the same interpretation channels to online participants as those available in the room.
Yes — live streaming to your chosen platform and quality recording for archiving or later reuse, as part of the vMix production setup.
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