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Tag: House of Worship

First Impression: JVC KM-HD6 Mini 6-Channel Multi-format Streaming Video Switcher

By Jennifer P 0 Comment July 31, 2023

Mark Hanna recently posted his first impressions of the new JVC KM-HD6 mini 6-channel multi-format streaming video switcher. With that price point and a no-frills approach to what the switcher can do, this system was built with churches in mind: built for volunteers with limited training and churches with limited resources.

KAIROS IT/IP Video Processing Platform from Panasonic

By Jennifer P 0 Comment April 13, 2023

Church Production recently posted a blog to their article discussing KAIROS from Panasonic. KAIROS from Panasonic is a next-generation video production platform that provides real-time, IT-enabled processing for live events and broadcasts, allowing for flexible and scalable video production.

BGH1: House of Worship Livestreaming

By Jennifer P 0 Comment March 29, 2023

Livestreaming has definitely been a game-changer for churches during the pandemic. It has allowed them to connect with their congregations and communities in new and innovative ways, and reach a wider audience beyond their physical locations. John Porterfield’s experience and expertise in the field of livestreaming is invaluable, especially for churches that are new to this technology or looking to improve their current livestreaming setup.

YoloBox Pro – 8 Reasons to use it for your live stream

By Jennifer P 0 Comment March 10, 2023

In this video, Steve from Ballast Media shows us the top 8 reasons you should be using YoloLiv YoloBox Pro for your house of worship live stream.

7 Tips for Taking Your House of Worship Coverage to the Next Level

By Jennifer P 0 Comment February 9, 2023

LiveU recently posted their 7 tips for taking your house of worship coverage to the next level. The pandemic accelerated the need for the house of worship industry to embrace live streaming to connect
with the congregation, relay news, and updates, spread its message to the congregation, and expand
its reach. HOW leaders worked with technical teams or individuals to quickly get online – streaming to
social media outlets and Over the Top (OTT) platforms like Facebook and YouTube to maintain continuity. Some turned to cell phones, and others invested in larger production setups to get the job done.

YoloBox Pro + ProPresenter: Overlay Lyrics & Graphics For Churches

By Jennifer P 0 Comment October 11, 2022

In this tutorial video, YoloLiv will walk you through how to use YoloBox Pro and ProPresenter to create and use overlay lyrics and graphics for your church services.

Low Cost Church Service Equipment

By Jennifer P 0 Comment June 13, 2022

Terry Cochran recently uploaded a video to his YouTube channel discussing his workflow he uses at his church to live stream services. An essential key to his workflow is the YoloLiv YoloBox Pro to live stream the church services.

How-To: The Contractor’s Playbook for Live Video Integrations

By Adam Noyes 0 Comment January 13, 2022

Will Waters (Head of Product Managment at NewTek) recently wrote a fantastic article for Sound & Video Contractor (svconline.com). Here, he gives a good rundown of how to use live video over IP for houses of worship.

The Increasingly Sophisticated Features of PTZ Cameras have “Church” Written all Over Them

By Adam Noyes 0 Comment August 3, 2021

When it comes to pan/tilt/zoom (PTZ) cameras, features like remote control, IP connectivity, streaming support, and auto-tracking are critical for church use. Camera manufacturers are keenly aware of this, and offer a number of solutions that may as well have house of worship in the model number. And post-2020, the innovation continues at lightning speed.

Case Study: Life Church Wisconsin

By Adam Noyes 0 Comment July 16, 2021

With its main broadcast campus in Germantown, WI, Life Church made a decision to change its online service to be a different version of an in-person gathering, but an experience of its own. To deliver on that goal, every part of the service needed to feel like it was intentional for the people watching online. After testing different cameras, Life Church invested in a total of five Panasonic AU-EVA1 cinema cameras to support its new endeavor.