The wire management on your case its brining tears to my eyes.. I paused the video at 7:30 just to admire the work of art Summit did on your case.. Jesus Christ all mighty!!! That is gorgeous!!!!!!
Great job! We have the same situation where we need to install every Sunday, and our video rack was also a mess. We did something similar but maybe cheaper, with 2 precut patch panels for xlr connectors on the back and ordered labels to make it easy for volunteers to connect the cables.
We had Summit Integrated Systems come to our little church here in Sheridan Wyoming and install our lighting system. They did an outstanding job. Jake, I love that you showcased their talents on your channel. Beautiful little rack they put together for you!
Even if you did not use a backplate as in this case, there is never a reason to make a rat nest out of wiring up any equipment. Run like wiring with like wiring and label both ends and create a diagram on paper. This is a practice you can find in many pro areas telephone companies, cell phone, radio/TV transmitter rooms, and networking companies. Hats off to Summit Integrated Systems their custom work is awesome.
With the correct tools to make custom length cables. Cable management becomes infinitely better! Their management style is of the like that make large professional server farms.
That cable management is just beautiful. It just reminds me how much I cringe every Sunday when I see our setup. I mean it gets the job done.. but our Blackmagic Studio ATEM is literally sitting on a wooden stool because we don't even have a proper table or desk space for it.
Great content! Thank you for taking the time to show this process. I'm in the planning process of upgrading our streaming kit from a Pelican Case to a 6U rack so we can do a similar thing. Roll in, plug in, go.
0:00 Intro 0:26 Issues/Drawbacks of Old Rack 1:22 Summit Integrated Systems Intro 1:52 Idea for this UA-cam video 2:17 Ben, Goal for the Rack 2:54 Contingencies 3:35 Summit's Initial Procedures 4:57 Rack Plate Connections 6:44 Summit's Final Procedures 7:20 Carter, explanation of connections, the challenges, and thought processes 11:55 Adam, creative use of space, organizing the connections 14:31 Final Thoughts and Conclusions
Thanks for the awesome content. Where would someone find a 12V distribution system like this? It would make my rack so much more clean to eliminate all those pesky 12V adapters.
Seeing this is so amazing I’m out here working with monitors built God knows what era, and a black magic atem mini with 1 hdmi port broken. A webcam that has this wireless signal that only works within 20 feet. The struggle is real so if summit down to make a segment called helping broke leaders upgrade their stuff would be fire 🔥 lol but happy to know other people are blessed to have such beautiful things!
Haha sounds like a fun segment to us! In the meantime, we're working on an upgraded version of our GO Pack (summitgopack.com) that is a lot more similar to the Churchfront streaming pack for around $4,500 for a non-encoder version and around $6,000 for an encoder version. Feel free to follow us on Instagram (@summit_is) because we're going to be releasing a much more compact GO Pack that we're aiming to sell for under $1,500. So a lot of options coming down the road!
@@Summitintegrated well this has been the coolest news I’ve received in a while 😂 definitely getting a follow on IG! Now I gotta pray a lot make my church leaders invest in summit gear 🔥🔥
I am doing such artworks with all my mobile rackmounted gear. So the wow-factor is not as huge as for other people. This one here is as clean and tidy as it could be. Respect for that. But there is one thing to think about: The price!
@@SeG_VT We don't publicly post pricing information on custom solutions like this but we will be releasing a new version of our GO Pack (summitgopack.com) that is a lot more similar to the Churchfront streaming pack for around $4,500 for a non-encoder version and around $6,000 for an encoder version.
We upload a ton of great content (including more up close and personal gear shots) on our Instagram (@summit_is). Head over there for more photos! In the meantime, the 12v bus is basically a power bus that our assembly team came up with that uses Phoenix terminal block connectors. Our team ties a 12V DC power supply into it, and then they feeed all the 12V devices off of that same brick.
A beautiful outcome at the end. Much respect to people gifted with cleaning up our mess. Cam you please do a production on best solution for operation a multi-campus broadcast system in a wireless format that does not require internet connectivity? Sending out audio-video feed from the broadcast headquarters to other church locations as their church feed on display screens. How does the best churches achieve this?
Wireless, multi-campus? Or just multiple rooms within the same complex? As distance, signal obstruction and interference becomes an issue with multi-campus; but should be possible to do with some wireless video senders and extra antenna. Wired by cat6, SDI or even fiber would still be best for low latency if its a permanent installation.
My only concern with how they have the Furman mounted is that the power cables are running parallel to video/audio cabling. Especially if you ever utilize phantom power or other low voltage audio solutions, that can very easily introduce interference into the signal. It’s always best to keep them separate and if you ever have to cross, make sure it’s at a perpendicular angle. Just my thoughts. The wiring is superb, and I’m not sure it would be possible to do it any other way in that form factor. I’m sure all of these guys are CTS D/I certified so they know what they were doing.
That black magic doesn't do any fade scenes does it, i was leaning toward that feature what other brands do ya think, roland? also i dont know anything about the resi live stream the churches here may not have much budget to start ...can i use a cheap hdmi capture stick. I'd love to chat, Thanks. all this is new to me , i used to do a lot of live and lighting but no camera. I need to get into it, they have a x32 so that's no problem for audio feed. We will soon all be back to what we love!
i use to do this type of stuff in my teens in the early 90s i am 45 now i was into making big sound systems for danchalls in nyc this is a ok job if you got money you can get everything you wish done people watching are not people that spend money on things like this only if the price was reasonable then maybe but thanks for sharing
What does AVL stand for? I work as an engineer on (mobile units) TV trucks in the US and while systems integration, cable management and all of the systems you’re using are very familiar, that term just escapes me. Maybe it’s specific to the church AV world?
love this video, the only thing im missing watching the video is, why not to adapt the rack custom plate to open like a door? its a more easy to everyday use, thanks for this amazing video
The idea of the rack plate and overall design was to eliminate the need to open the rack up at all. There's really nothing you need to be able to access inside the rack that you're not able to access using the outward-facing gear and rack plate. Hope this helps!
And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds, not giving up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but encouraging one another-and all the more as you see the Day approaching. Hebrews 10:24-25communityencouragementequipment
3:51 - What's that diagram called? I suppose I can make something like that with a number of software (Word/Pages, Excel/Numbers, Adobe Illustrator, etc.), but what do people typically use to make it? Where can I learn more about these diagrams? I get the basic idea of how to read it, but I'm wondering if there's some meaning I can't figure out with a few design choices that were made. Why are the Switcher and Router rectangles so much taller than they need to be? Why do some rectangles bunch the ins/outs at the top, while others put them in the middle (height wise)? And a few other questions.
Thank you for this awareness. Please how do i get the team in Ghana to come and do a complete installation of their system for about 6000 capacity auditorium for my father a minister of the gospel.Thank you.
Why is your dmx connector the wrong one though? , thats an output not and input... it's dmx not audio. I'd have used 5 pin aswell... what you have there is a lovely invite for somebody to hit it with phantom power
But he is only using 2 sdi outputs so the camera's would be HDMI, and it wouldn't be logical to convert from hdmi to sdi and then back to HDMI. So the camera are HDMI Input if I'm correct.
@@rensdenbraber9058 we have long camera runs and do just that, short HDMI out of camera to Black magic converter sdi to ATEM mini and convert back to HDMI works great!
Summit has our own solution similar to Jake's rack. We took a lot of the design for Jake's rack from our very own Summit GO Pack Pro that we've been designing for a little over a year now. This week, we're going to be releasing both the GO Pack Pro (retail $5,999) that includes a Resi Ray encoder and the GO Pack (retail $4,449) which is an encoder-less version. So make sure you're subscribed to our channel for more info as soon as we release it! summitintegrated.com/go-pack-pro/
Loved having you come through Summit HQ, Jake! This was such a fun project to work on!
Woah - you guys made it happen @Ben - great job as always!
@@JorgeSilvestrini Thanks! I'll pass on your kudos to Ben!
this is amazing! can you do a rack & cable design only based on gear I have? I need and even smaller rack based on Atem Mini Pro ISO
Hi. What was the 12v power bank distribution block you used in the setup. Will love to know
You guys have some nice racks
The wire management on your case its brining tears to my eyes.. I paused the video at 7:30 just to admire the work of art Summit did on your case.. Jesus Christ all mighty!!! That is gorgeous!!!!!!
Haha thanks Miguel! Glad you're a fan!
Watching this was a spiritual experience.
😂
Wow, All This Just For Live Streaming... Love The Attention To Detail 👌💯🔥🙌🙏
This whole setup makes my brain happy
Great job! We have the same situation where we need to install every Sunday, and our video rack was also a mess. We did something similar but maybe cheaper, with 2 precut patch panels for xlr connectors on the back and ordered labels to make it easy for volunteers to connect the cables.
We had Summit Integrated Systems come to our little church here in Sheridan Wyoming and install our lighting system. They did an outstanding job. Jake, I love that you showcased their talents on your channel. Beautiful little rack they put together for you!
Looking at this cabling is so soothing.
Even if you did not use a backplate as in this case, there is never a reason to make a rat nest out of wiring up any equipment. Run like wiring with like wiring and label both ends and create a diagram on paper. This is a practice you can find in many pro areas telephone companies, cell phone, radio/TV transmitter rooms, and networking companies. Hats off to Summit Integrated Systems their custom work is awesome.
That brought a tear to my ear, so beautiful
With the correct tools to make custom length cables. Cable management becomes infinitely better! Their management style is of the like that make large professional server farms.
oh my God this is beautiful!!!!
Organization is the best when it comes to working with cables. That custom rack was satisfying
That cable management is just beautiful. It just reminds me how much I cringe every Sunday when I see our setup. I mean it gets the job done.. but our Blackmagic Studio ATEM is literally sitting on a wooden stool because we don't even have a proper table or desk space for it.
That´s church tech nerdyness in the levels of what theologians debate Calvinism and Reformed. Great vid!
So clean... this'll work for even churches that aren't portable, but have space constraints.
True!
It’s so beautiful. So calming.
Nice, clean look. Fast easy setup and break down. Great Job sir!
Great content! Thank you for taking the time to show this process.
I'm in the planning process of upgrading our streaming kit from a Pelican Case to a 6U rack so we can do a similar thing. Roll in, plug in, go.
0:00 Intro
0:26 Issues/Drawbacks of Old Rack
1:22 Summit Integrated Systems Intro
1:52 Idea for this UA-cam video
2:17 Ben, Goal for the Rack
2:54 Contingencies
3:35 Summit's Initial Procedures
4:57 Rack Plate Connections
6:44 Summit's Final Procedures
7:20 Carter, explanation of connections, the challenges, and thought processes
11:55 Adam, creative use of space, organizing the connections
14:31 Final Thoughts and Conclusions
This is amazing. The only thing I am a bit concerned about is thermals. I would love to see a thermal camera checking out this thing in action.
In fact my videohub overheats without additional fans.
2 Words. Power Full!
Thanks for the awesome content. Where would someone find a 12V distribution system like this? It would make my rack so much more clean to eliminate all those pesky 12V adapters.
Hi. Where can I get a hold of the 12v multiple power supply bank used in the rack
That's some quality cable work. Always a hallmark of care and attention to detail.
i really appreciate the sharing of this content
Super craftsmanship, very well done!
Seeing this is so amazing I’m out here working with monitors built God knows what era, and a black magic atem mini with 1 hdmi port broken. A webcam that has this wireless signal that only works within 20 feet. The struggle is real so if summit down to make a segment called helping broke leaders upgrade their stuff would be fire 🔥 lol but happy to know other people are blessed to have such beautiful things!
Haha sounds like a fun segment to us! In the meantime, we're working on an upgraded version of our GO Pack (summitgopack.com) that is a lot more similar to the Churchfront streaming pack for around $4,500 for a non-encoder version and around $6,000 for an encoder version. Feel free to follow us on Instagram (@summit_is) because we're going to be releasing a much more compact GO Pack that we're aiming to sell for under $1,500. So a lot of options coming down the road!
@@Summitintegrated well this has been the coolest news I’ve received in a while 😂 definitely getting a follow on IG! Now I gotta pray a lot make my church leaders invest in summit gear 🔥🔥
@@Castlemotions Haha good to hear! If you need more info moving forward, feel free to reach out to sayhello@summitintegrated.com.
Does anyone happen to know what kind of diagram it is at the 3:50 minute mark?
Awesome!!! Thanks for creating amazing content
How is the 12V power distribution accomplished? Looking for something to eliminate the four power bricks in my rack case.
Is there somewhere else we can grab a back plate like the one Summit designed on the spot? Would be huge to get those!
Love the touch with the _Fire it up_ label. 😁
I am doing such artworks with all my mobile rackmounted gear. So the wow-factor is not as huge as for other people.
This one here is as clean and tidy as it could be. Respect for that.
But there is one thing to think about:
The price!
Since we're doing everything in-house, including the custom rack plate manufacturing and designing, we're actually able to keep the price pretty low!
@@Summitintegrated
How much whould I pay for this shown custom rack mount system inclusive wiring and the back panel?
@@SeG_VT We don't publicly post pricing information on custom solutions like this but we will be releasing a new version of our GO Pack (summitgopack.com) that is a lot more similar to the Churchfront streaming pack for around $4,500 for a non-encoder version and around $6,000 for an encoder version.
Would like a closer look at the 12v bus in there
We upload a ton of great content (including more up close and personal gear shots) on our Instagram (@summit_is). Head over there for more photos!
In the meantime, the 12v bus is basically a power bus that our assembly team came up with that uses Phoenix terminal block connectors. Our team ties a 12V DC power supply into it, and then they feeed all the 12V devices off of that same brick.
A beautiful outcome at the end. Much respect to people gifted with cleaning up our mess.
Cam you please do a production on best solution for operation a multi-campus broadcast system in a wireless format that does not require internet connectivity?
Sending out audio-video feed from the broadcast headquarters to other church locations as their church feed on display screens. How does the best churches achieve this?
Wireless, multi-campus? Or just multiple rooms within the same complex? As distance, signal obstruction and interference becomes an issue with multi-campus; but should be possible to do with some wireless video senders and extra antenna. Wired by cat6, SDI or even fiber would still be best for low latency if its a permanent installation.
Ditching the furman’s factory faceplate is a brilliant idea.
It really gave us a ton of flexibility on where/how to wire the power of the rack!
@@Summitintegrated and kept the accessory outlet accessible!
The furman idea is great
My only concern with how they have the Furman mounted is that the power cables are running parallel to video/audio cabling. Especially if you ever utilize phantom power or other low voltage audio solutions, that can very easily introduce interference into the signal. It’s always best to keep them separate and if you ever have to cross, make sure it’s at a perpendicular angle. Just my thoughts. The wiring is superb, and I’m not sure it would be possible to do it any other way in that form factor. I’m sure all of these guys are CTS D/I certified so they know what they were doing.
Thanks for your thoughts!
Outstanding wire work .. kudos
Hi, the setup is just amazing. How to buy a back panel like this
Love the end product of the video rack!
Kudos to Summit Integrated Systems
Thanks, Rey!
Very nice. Could you add some hinges for that back plate? Would make it more practical to open and close.
That is some clean cable management
You guys are like the Righteous Gemstones.
Just got done with our AVL install from Summit Integrated Systems and it is amazing what they did!
Thanks, Nick!
That black magic doesn't do any fade scenes does it, i was leaning toward that feature what other brands do ya think, roland? also i dont know anything about the resi live stream the churches here may not have much budget to start ...can i use a cheap hdmi capture stick. I'd love to chat, Thanks. all this is new to me , i used to do a lot of live and lighting but no camera. I need to get into it, they have a x32 so that's no problem for audio feed. We will soon all be back to what we love!
i would like to know more our atem switcher
i use to do this type of stuff in my teens in the early 90s i am 45 now i was into making big sound systems for danchalls in nyc this is a ok job if you got money you can get everything you wish done people watching are not people that spend money on things like this only if the price was reasonable then maybe but thanks for sharing
Very nice. Why not get retrofit IECs and make your own power cables too?
This is amazing...
Excellent Work
Watching this today has been so relieving. Please how can i connect with the engineers? And also get trainings
That’s beautiful!
Wow this is an incredible!
Wow this is awesome. I am in south africa and wondering if this can be done for me here.
What does AVL stand for? I work as an engineer on (mobile units) TV trucks in the US and while systems integration, cable management and all of the systems you’re using are very familiar, that term just escapes me. Maybe it’s specific to the church AV world?
Audio Video Lighting
love this video, the only thing im missing watching the video is, why not to adapt the rack custom plate to open like a door? its a more easy to everyday use, thanks for this amazing video
The idea of the rack plate and overall design was to eliminate the need to open the rack up at all. There's really nothing you need to be able to access inside the rack that you're not able to access using the outward-facing gear and rack plate. Hope this helps!
@@Summitintegrated amazing work
I just get through an hour long church front video, now I’ve got more content?!
Very Nice, I had Built something similar for my secular gig... Back when we actually used to be able to tour ;)
Could you put a list of the equipment in the rack? What does the "SmartVideo Hub" do?
woo you such a generous guy
I’d have mounted all those connectors from the back, for an even nicer flush look.
this is beautiful
And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds, not giving up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but encouraging one another-and all the more as you see the Day approaching.
Hebrews 10:24-25communityencouragementequipment
3:51 - What's that diagram called? I suppose I can make something like that with a number of software (Word/Pages, Excel/Numbers, Adobe Illustrator, etc.), but what do people typically use to make it? Where can I learn more about these diagrams? I get the basic idea of how to read it, but I'm wondering if there's some meaning I can't figure out with a few design choices that were made. Why are the Switcher and Router rectangles so much taller than they need to be? Why do some rectangles bunch the ins/outs at the top, while others put them in the middle (height wise)? And a few other questions.
Wow.. amazing
Really cool thanks for sharing
Oh yeah!! 😎👍🏾
Love it
Do you have to worry about heat? those atems seem to run hot!
Thanks boss for that great work and i would like to learn how to make the same but am in Africa 🌍 can i get that opportunity thanks
Wow really nice set up on your video rack, so what is the worth on you gig with the equipment and the customize setup?
Thank you for this awareness.
Please how do i get the team in Ghana to come and do a complete installation of their system for about 6000 capacity auditorium for my father a minister of the gospel.Thank you.
I want to know about your hotspot solution. We are in the same boat and I can't find anything good enough.
What’s your streaming provider? The reason he can use a hotspot is because of Resi’s architecture.
@@mattsnyder4754 if he is using Resi that makes sense.
What was the size of the TV on the stage, when you were here?
Does anyone know what kind of 12v Power Bus they used, and maybe where I can get one??
I'm thinking the exact same thing.
Asombroso , oro y trabajo para lograr tener un buen equipo para mi iglesia, ahora sabemos que hacer streaming es algo esencial en estos tiempo.
Why is your dmx connector the wrong one though? , thats an output not and input... it's dmx not audio. I'd have used 5 pin aswell... what you have there is a lovely invite for somebody to hit it with phantom power
This is a perfect plug and play solution. is this setup for sale?
All inputs hit the router first and then the ATEM, correct?
does anyone know what part number the purple SDI cable and connectors are?
Great job.
Hey am from Kenya doing church sound and would love this rack for sound 😊 any input
Hi sir where can i buy the back panel like that?
Please how can I have one of these made for our church?
Head over to SummitIntegrated.com/churchfront/ and let us know what you're looking for!
Are you going to make a review on the Go Pack Pro from Summit?
How much does it cost to develop this system but with a raspberry Pi for companion app with the Summit Integrated Systems guys tech?
So what are the components inside? Which device in the rack uses Dante?
I love it
What type of HDMI cables are you using for long distances?
Because HDMI is limited to 10m I think they use the Blackmagic SDI / HDMI Adapters.
But he is only using 2 sdi outputs so the camera's would be HDMI, and it wouldn't be logical to convert from hdmi to sdi and then back to HDMI. So the camera are HDMI Input if I'm correct.
@@rensdenbraber9058 we have long camera runs and do just that, short HDMI out of camera to Black magic converter sdi to ATEM mini and convert back to HDMI works great!
how much money from this church goes to the community?
If I need the same set up what Can I do
Summit has our own solution similar to Jake's rack. We took a lot of the design for Jake's rack from our very own Summit GO Pack Pro that we've been designing for a little over a year now. This week, we're going to be releasing both the GO Pack Pro (retail $5,999) that includes a Resi Ray encoder and the GO Pack (retail $4,449) which is an encoder-less version. So make sure you're subscribed to our channel for more info as soon as we release it!
summitintegrated.com/go-pack-pro/
Hey, summit what are your general prices for build racks and installation?
Mad!
Hello how can we do custom backplate plate
What are you sending Dante to the box for if you’re using XLR?
What’s the brand of the hinged grill on the rear?
"blessed are they that have not seen, and yet have believed."
..... 7:30 OH YEAH we definitely all see O__O