Mirror Teleprompter Mode

Suitable for use with any mirror teleprompter where text is displayed from a tablet or phone.

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App launch
  1. Launch the SUFLER.PRO mobile app.
  2. Open the texts section and start the desired one by tapping on it.
  3. If you previously used the selfie teleprompter mode, tap the teleprompter icon, to switch to mirror teleprompter mode.
  4. By default, the text is not displayed in mirror mode. Before placing the device into the mirror teleprompter, go to settings (12) and enable mirror display.
  • Swipe the text left or right to switch between texts and chapters.
  • A single tap on the text area toggles play/pause.
  • You can scroll the text up or down by swiping with your finger.
Interface
  1. Text Scroll Progress Bar.
  2. Chapter number icon (learn more about working with chapters).
  3. Screen center marker, adjustable in settings.
  4. Text restart. When restarting, the system checks for text edits: if changes were made, the text will restart with the updated version.
  5. Text playback mode: repeat text / repeat chapter / no repeat. Read more here.
  6. Automatic pause indicator when the text is stopped.
  7. Exit the text playback screen.
  8. Font size adjustment.
  9. Switch to selfie mode.
  10. Enable voice-controlled text scrolling.
  11. Adjust text auto-scroll speed.
  12. Additional settings.
Settings
When you tap the Settings (12) a window will open where you can additionally configure:
  • Mirror text display.
  • Hyphenation.
  • Vertical/horizontal text orientation.
  • Focus on the center (3).
  • Text alignment: left / center / right.
  • Recognition language for voice-controlled text scrolling.
  • Start delay — the pause duration before the text starts.
  • Text margins — use this if your device is wider than the teleprompter mirror or if filming from less than 1.5 meters from the camera to reduce the “eye movement” effect.
  • Line spacing.
  • Interface language — RU / EN.