PTZ Cameras can be a valuable tool for any house of worship stream. PTZOptics’ chief streaming officer recently wrote an article for twelvethirtymedia about the place of PTZ cameras in Church Streaming.
For ages, people have been regularly attending church services, such as group singing or praying, to be closer to God. But modern life is changing. Sometimes it becomes so unpredictable that people can’t physically attend a ceremony — but they may not want to miss it, even being in another city or country. Sometimes even people from other parts of the planet want to join a sermon, and fortunately, both situations become easily solvable nowadays through the power of the Internet, which allows for streaming live church services online and lets churches get closer to their followers, despite any distance.
What are the best ways to capture the output of your worship presentation software and show that instead of a video of it on the screen? Our expert weighs in so you can deliver a top-notch presentation that keeps eyeballs on the stream.
Devices using NDI are simply connected to the network, discover each other, and are ready to transport media back and forth. This connectivity can be extended across the network.
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Livestreaming has become a mainstay for many houses of worship. Churches of all sizes have discovered that livestreaming is a wonderful option for those who aren’t able to attend services in person and can also help expand a congregation across the globe.
Most people who live-stream professionally or have been doing it for a while, at least, know that to live stream, you need at least one source (usually a camera), a capture device, an encoder, and an internet connection with sufficient upload speed to get the video to the host.
Live streaming from a House of Worship facility and want to take your message mobile? Check out how Houston-based Dwelling Place Church did just that with LiveU gear like the LiveU Solo premium video encoder.