iRacing About EDR Broadcast
EDR Broadcast connects to a live iRacing session and turns that data into transparent browser-source overlays for OBS or vMix: leaderboard, driver cards, tickers, battle and relative boards, telemetry, track maps, flags, grid intros and podiums, drawn from a library of overlays across several themes. Because the overlays are plain browser sources rather than a proprietary plugin, they also work with other production software that accepts compatible web/browser inputs.
Its standout feature is Auto-Director, available on the Pro tier and above, which continuously evaluates the field and picks camera targets on its own: it detects close multi-car battles and holds the shot, spreads coverage around the field instead of repeating the same cars, and adjusts its behavior for cautions, restarts and closing laps. A producer can let it run the show or take manual control at any point, which is what lets a solo streamer or a small endurance crew put out multi-camera-feeling coverage without a full production team.
EDR Broadcast comes out of Endurotech Racing's own experience running endurance broadcasts, and the product is currently in public beta. It runs alongside iRacing and OBS on a single Windows PC for solo and small-team use; the League tier adds remote browser control for multiple operators plus public live timing for viewers, and a custom-priced Enterprise tier adds further options for larger broadcast partners.