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Thanks again for taking the time, Chris! I know you're a busy guy and it's just so much fun talking to ya!

Yeah, been trying to find some kind of recurring income and fell off the youtube wagon!

Awesome! Happy to help! There are some pretty cool lower cost options available these days, too. Springtree LED and SHEHDS are a couple of lower cost manufacturers that are trying to disrupt the LED leko space. SHEHDS still has some growing pains I'm trying to work with them on but Springtree is pretty much there. :)

Agreed! I loved doing this little video series simply because I got to meet and interact with some of the smaller companies where you can talk with the owners and the people who actually build the products. Wishing I could get to NAB this year, but just not in the logistics.

Ian, sorry, but no, we did not produce that video. I know this is disappointing, but allow me to explain-we had such a hard time getting these to setup properly that it was nearly a year later when I was able to finally resolve an issue where the cameras would work properly for a while and then develop a control issue where the cameras would move independently of the controller. We finally were able to narrow the issue down to power coming via the PoE+ switch...once I changed the switch, the cameras behaved properly, including having the proper green indicator light, rather than the red we had been getting. By the time this had all been resolved, I had completely forgotten to produce that video. My apologies. If I were to recommend a PTZ camera system today, I would steer you towards the JVC PZ-100 system paired with the RM-LP100 controller. JVC has completely re-designed the way their cameras move and I can now say confidently an operator can expect to accurately track a moving subject smoothly and reliably, the movement is that smooth. I hope that helps! I have fallen off with my videos of late, but am hoping to find some time over the holidays to produce some more content!

Thank you Tim, Yes, this is helpful. The JVC equipment is quite a lot more expensive and not as available - supported in NZ.

Ian Ellis I’m surprised to hear there is a large price difference as it’s not that much here Stateside and you get both HDMI and SDI on the JVC. The newer models even add an NDI option, which is awesome. What part of NZ? Maybe I can help find a distributor...

Hawkes Bay, East Coast North Island. I went to the NZ JVC site but as soon as you click on anything it takes you to the Aussie site.

Ian Ellis you might also look at PTZOptics and NewTek...but finding a local distributor might be tough...I’ll take a look and do some digging to see if I can’t find someone closer to you!

Here you go, bud! www.waterbird.at/

OK thank you

That slider price 2070, 00 euro it's too high

I never said it was cheap, just a cool product. ;) You could check out Edelkrone's motorized sliders, but you are going to pay a premium for motorized sliding capability. That's just how the market works.

Those are 193" Screen Innovations front projection screens with Slate 1.2 material. The projectors are 6000 lumen Optoma WU515 WUXGA units. The mounts are from Chief Technology.

Did you see that we have packages for sale on our website? www.timatosystems.com/shop/ and we can customize anything for ya!

Ah, we missed you guys! Being the first one I've done in a while, I wanted to make sure I was familiar with how to get it up and running again. :) Next month!

Hi Victor, what stage box are you referring to?

You can use an iPad app to control a mix, but you cannot monitor in realtime without additional equipment.

Got it. My idea is that musicians regulate their helpers through their cell phones, all connected in a network via a real-time router. It would be good to take this work from the technician who is more attentive to PA.

So can you explain what you mean by "regulate their helpers?"

I believe that the PreSonus QMic App for Android and iPad does just what the OP is asking. It will allow you to control your monitor mixes from a mobile device. Not sure, But this is my understanding. See the Qmix app ... www.presonus.com/products/QMix-UC

Yes, it will do that, Michael. Just don't misunderstand that the QMix app does not also provide in-ear audio; it only gives you control of an Aux Send that still has to physically connect to the PreSonus mixer, be sent to the stage and either run through an amp to a floor wedge, be connected directly to a hotspot monitor, or feed into a wired or wireless in-ear system. ;)

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Hi Brad! The church is upgrading from an older analog Mackie 32-channel mixer. I am unsure of the exact model, but it was nearly 3 feet wide, if that's any help. The pre-amps are providing much better clarity and a lot more power in terms of available signal level, there is no question. It is difficult to truly judge the extent of the sonic improvement given their old JBL speaker system and the fact the sound booth is tucked against the back wall under the balcony. Their solution was a ceiling mounted under-balcony JBL speaker on a delay being fed from the Mono output of the old mixer. SMH

That's the hardest part, right, Caesar? What do we want versus what do we want? Tough one!

Look forward to hearing from you! I just got home so I'm gonna crash for the next couple days. ;)

Lori Uhacz just in the beginning! Haha it was dark outside!

We installed 12 of these as audience lights, mounted at about 25'-27' with the 50 degree lenses on them. They offer a very nice spread and I'm looking forward to getting back down there in a week to start programming with them.

Timato Systems awesome great investment. good luck

Thanks, Dj Ducka!