Calls in Overlays
Vision Calls lets you bring guests onto your stream with low-latency video. Add camera feeds directly to your overlay, control audio routing, and manage multiple participants.
For detailed information about the Calls feature, see the Calls documentation.
Adding Calls to Overlays
Create callers
Go to your overlay and click Calls in the bottom toolbar to create callers
Add camera layers
Click + and add a Camera layer for each caller
Assign callers
In the layer settings, select which caller appears in each camera layer
Position cameras
Drag and resize camera layers on your overlay
Share join links
Copy the call URL for each caller and share with your guests
Camera Layer Settings
Basic Settings
| Setting | Description |
|---|
| Caller | Which caller’s video to display |
| Fit mode | How video fills the frame (cover, contain) |
| Mirror | Flip the video horizontally |
Visual Settings
- Position and size
- Border radius (rounded corners)
- Opacity
- In/out animations
Audio Management
Audio Mixer
Control audio for each caller:
- Open the Audio Mixer from the calls panel
- Adjust individual caller volumes
- Mute/unmute specific callers
- Enable monitoring to hear callers in your headphones
N-1 Audio
N-1 mix prevents callers from hearing themselves:
- Enable N-1 in the Audio Mixer
- Each caller hears everyone except themselves
- Prevents echo and feedback
Security
Binding to Twitch
Prevent unauthorized access to call links:
- When creating a caller, toggle Bind to Twitch
- Select the Twitch account
- Only that account can join the call
Tips
Test calls before going live - Have guests join early to check audio levels and video quality.
Use N-1 audio for multi-person calls to prevent echo issues.
Position cameras consistently - Create a visual layout that works for 1, 2, or more guests.