# Studio Clock

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<https://MY.IP.ADDRESS:4001/studio>        > [Studio Clock View](/v2/views/studio-clock.md)
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![](/files/XJGbcVWmD9Ykz7unCeV8)

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The **On Air** state can be toggled on / off using either the [OSC ](broken://pages/-Mc0oddH32QHy--Zl5Ss#osc-control-api-default-port-8888)or [HTTP APIs](/v2/control-and-feedback/ontime-apis/http-api.md)
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### URL Modifiers

The Studio Clock views are configurable by using URL parameters

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URL parameters pair great with the [URL Aliases feature](/v2/features/url-aliases.md)
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| Parameter | Options       | URL                  | Action                 |
| --------- | ------------- | -------------------- | ---------------------- |
| seconds   | true \| false | /studio?seconds=true | Shows seconds in clock |


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