by Jim Bask | May 18, 2017 | News
Church Training Academy …The new TC1 brings 4k 60p live streaming at a very affordable price. The TC1 has 4 hard inputs (physical camera) and multitude NDI or ‘network-based’ camera inputs. This means that churches can now easily deploy...
by Jim Bask | May 18, 2017 | News
…Travelling with G-Tech’s RAID I travel with the RAID for several reasons, shooting in 4K RAW for file transfer, file transport and editing on the road. I tried a 1080 workflow with proxy back to 4K but always seemed to have problems. In my opinion, the...
by Jim Bask | May 18, 2017 | News
We started about 2 years ago with a single Epiphan Pearl. After seeing how well it handled encoding, recording, and streaming concurrently, we outfitted each of our 5 studios with one. Check out our video review of the Epiphan Pearl. Free video tutorials and...
by Jim Bask | May 18, 2017 | News
Such technology offers the ability to record, transcode for adaptive bit rate, transcode for Facebook Live video requirements, and can even provide a time-shift DVR service for your satellite campus and more. Have you ever been distracted by video content, in a good...
by Jim Bask | May 17, 2017 | News
Simple, easy-to-use Facebook Live Streaming for Worship See how Bridgeway Church uses Webcaster X1 to broadcast their Sunday services live to Facebook. Bridgeway Church is a non-denominational worship centre in Greenville, South Carolina. In 2016 they began a journey...
by Jim Bask | May 17, 2017 | News
Virtual reality (VR) has slowly been coming into its own in the last several years. These days, anybody can buy a VR headset compatible with a smartphone and dive into an immersive game experience. VR isn’t just for gaming anymore,...
