When we used polycom, we would send someone with the unit to help set-up. Now, someone on their end just sends the signal into their router.
I now have a slingbox, and I am checking out that technology. It may be the cheapest way to send video signals. Right now, with slingbox, I can go anywhere wiith a wi-fi connection and control any media device that I have plugged into it.
Our church webcasts to a few churches every Wed & Sun. We are blessed to be in a tech city. You can literally take a stroll to our beautiful river downtown with your laptop and go online! We have free wi-fi in Fredericton, pretty cool....eh? (threw in the eh)
Dude, never thought of the slingbox...so, would a church have to broadcast through a TV station in order to get an internet broadcast? Would it work without having to take server space? This is a great idea if it would work
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No, it's not webcasted. Our church receives it simulcasted... we're the only one that I'm aware of. See below... and subsequent posts.
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We used to use our Polycom system, by sending POA one of our units and then hooking up 6 ISDN lines at each church but that got EXPENSIVE. We now use dedicated lines free from online clutter and bring their video feed into ours.
They do have 1 extra audio split, I am not sure where they are sending it.
Last year they also sent 2 extra video feeds but those precious folk who received it are now deceased.
This was set up by our Associate Pastor, who got the info from me, after I worked as a sound engineer for The Ocean & Fisheries agency for Canada, Finland, and Ireland.
The guy who runs this all is our very own soundguy....a PRO!!!! And a missionary's son
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Question is this normal in some places for pastors to preach their own meetings? The last time I saw that was at Fort Worth when MK was having meetings with KP?
Bro. Mangun's message is always the 'keynote' address for the Conference. Not unusual at all for a meeting.
It sets the pace for the rest of the services.
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