Describe the display’s role
A venue screen may need a stable agenda while the operator records a changing presentation. Write that purpose before selecting an output. Use an owned rehearsal card with a recognizable label so the audience display can be identified from across the room.
Choose the object being projected
OBS projector outputs can show an individual scene as well as Program or Preview. Select the intended fixed scene and the physical audience display. Record both choices. A full-screen window on the wrong monitor is a routing problem, even if the scene itself is correct.
Do one deliberate Program scene change while observing the audience screen. Under the intended fixed-scene design, that change should not replace the agenda. This authored comparison checks the actual role instead of relying on how the projector window was opened.
Inspect readability and ending state
Read the agenda at its real viewing distance and inspect its edges. Then close the projector deliberately and confirm the display is left in a suitable state. Treat sound and any recording as separate outputs to inspect if they are part of the event.
No display was connected or projected for this article. The result to seek is a known fixed presentation surface, not a claim of universal projector or television compatibility.
Questions answered
Does a fixed scene projector need to follow Program?
No. The documented scene surface supports a different purpose.
Is the display number alone enough for an operating note?
Include its physical role so another operator can identify the correct screen.
Sources & further reading
Official references for the subjects discussed. Service terms and device software can change.