LIVE STREAMING SETUP FOR SMALL CHURCHES
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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2018
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Thank you for including us in this roundup! We really appreciate it.
This is a great, simple, and inexpensive way for small churches to live stream their services. I love and will recommend it to other church leaders. Thanks, Jake! This is good stuff. The Lord bless you brother.
You’ve grown me so much in my media ministry, man. Thank you.
Oh wow!
Thank you for sharing this information with us.
May many blessings rain down on you and your church ⛪️.
Thank you for this! It is helping us set up our own live stream during this difficult time. Thanks for all of the awesome content!
Thanks so much for this setup! Our church is up and running with live streaming!
A SUPER THAN YOU Jake!
Pastor here, I don't think you realize how valuable your information is to us. The amount of time and peace you've given us!
Great video and thanks for keeping it simple. So many folks want to throw everything out there when the majority of churches don’t really need everything.
Thank you for taking the time to share your experience, God bless you!!!
Thank you for your very helpful video. This is the first time we are doing services by youtube, but we are recording and then uploading them. Thanks again
this is so timely,...!!! And blessed are the churches that have had remotes in full use already for "shut-ins" !!! remote camera stocks will skyrocket. More UA-cam channels are popping up and many going to live stream.
Thanks Jake for this Great Video Tutorial. I learned a LOT from you. You are a Good Teacher. God Bless you. Please Keep More Great videos Coming. Looking forward in anticipation. Thanks Again.
I wanted to drop you a note to say thank you for this video. My church has wanted to stream services for a while now. With the current circumstances what they are, it pushed this project to the forefront. I'm a geek of sorts and have dabbled in A/V but have stayed in the shallow end of the A/V pool. This video gave me the confidence to wade into the deeper end. I'm not sure I would have been able to convince myself to make the jump on the PTZOptics camera on my own. While we gathered equipment, I started streaming services with a iPad and migrated to my phone as it was better quality. We've since got the PTZOptics w/ NDI HX in place running vMix and now have the audio tied into the overall audio system. The transition was a night and day moment in the quality of the offering for my church. I continue to learn more about vMix with plans to evolve the stream content as we go. We continue to grow in the number of parishioners that are now joining live on a daily basis. The ability to connect in this way when they can't in person means so much to them. I can't thank you enough for this gift. God Bless.
Maybe you can try ADKIDO PTZ Camera with tracking and support HDMI/USB and 3G-SDI
Thank you brother and God bless you!
This is exactly what I needed! Thank you for creating this video
Excellent video - extremely helpful. Thank you, Jake!
Hey Jake, 11:57 yes, my church has been living under a rock. the rock of Christ :D
That would be Rock ... ;-)
Thank you Jake, we are currently looking into this especially during the Covid-19 lock down.
Hello im so very blessed to know these info from you. Im so encouraged to do the same here in our church, but lack of equipments. Hope and pray to have more info and later we can purchased it in our church.
WOW, lot's a fantastic information. This covers a LOT of ground. I'm thinking of taking my free video guitar lessons into a live streaming show each week. I'm experimenting with Elgato Streamdeck and multicams. Thanks again and stay blessed, Jake!
Loving the friends in the background!!!
i recently became the tech/media head at my ministry. thanks alot. subscribed.
excellent primer! Thanks Jake!!!!
Thanks for this - we are Ecamm users now and it is working like a charm. An important note about the PTZOptics cam though, especially if you're going to mount it in your church: the remote that comes with the camera is essentially USELESS. It is, believe it or not, infrared, like the old TV remotes, not RF. That means in order to get it to work, you have to stand in front of the camera and point it at the sensor. I guess the manufacturers didn't consider the fact that if you're standing in front of the camera, you're ON camera. Unless you're okay with sitting next to the minister onstage and on camera while they're speaking so you can zoom, tilt, and pan, you'll have to create an ethernet network and connect to the camera from your computer that way (PC folk have an rs232 option as well-we're mac folks.) We made the mistake of hiring a contractor to mount the camera on the ceiling of our church and run hdmi cable from the camera to our booth-and now, though our camera is only 35 feet away, we can't control it. We have to call our contractor back now and have him drag ethernet cable through the ceiling instead (read time delay and added expense.) I didn't see the necessity of creating a network for just one computer and one camera-don't make the same mistake!
I’m using OBS for my church and I love it. It didn’t take any time at all to set up. I got the software from Canon’s website to use my M50 and capture audio with a simple wireless lapel mic. Keep it simple!
This video was exactly what I was looking for thank you
Really great job explaining basic fundamentals!
Thanks Jake.. You're amazing.
Really appreciate the info that you shared. It was very helpful. Thank you!
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THANK U
My man
thanks man
Blessed By The Best Thanks bru!
You are a legend
Thank you Jake, this is what I have been looking for
Thanks for the video Jake!
Love the PTZ Optics cameras and the MIDI app! Great video too!
Thanks, Doug!
Who else jumped on here because of Coronavirus?
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oh my gosh ME! lol!! I'm trying to figure out how to lead worship remotely haha
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Me
Yep me too!
Shalom, thank you for the video! Nice and clear. Blessings
Thank you Jake. Truly a good video and may the good Lord bless you abundantly.
And I cannot believe 86 people have unliked your video.. Hmmm... what can I say.
Anyway... I can only praise God for your service. Be blessed...!
Thank you so much Jake. You are rock
Thank you brother for your enlightenment tonight just getting started and want to do things right...
Much love to you and your family in Jesus
This was so helpful! Thank you 😎👍
I love all of the info I’ve gotten from you guys! Quick tip for those who don’t have 1800 dollars for that web cam. LOGITECH has a webcam you could use with AMAZING 1080p quality for 100 bucks. Also, OBS is FREE and one of the BEST ways to livestream professionally on all platforms! You guys are great! Thanks! 👌🏾💯
Thanks for sharing Rob!
Thank you Jake, what a wonderful idea for our Mosque to live stream Friday prayer and all the Islamic celebration such as the end of Ramadan (id Al Fitr), Id-Al adha, the Birth of the prophet Mohammed (SAWS) . To all the brothers and Muslim sisters, make sure to make a suggestion to your Imam to use the information in this video to live stream from your local Mosque! And may Allah makes it happen!
Our chuch has been running a robotic camera system for about 5 years and last year we upgraded our camera, and added two more. They are working great!!!
Thank You for a great system setup we have used livestream mevo plus but I do like the focal zoom PTZ. KISS for Volunteers for ages 18 to 80
3 years ago this was just informational, now it’s vital to our new normal world
I use the EVGA XR1 lite instead of the AJA U-Tamp. It is 1/4 the price and has worked very well for me so far. We are getting to the point where a lot of the no-name cheaper ones on Amazon are decent as well, but they are hard to recommend since they change so much. I gave a $20 no-name unit to a nephew for Switch streaming, and it just worked. The main thing to look for in those is UVC support.
Maybe you can try ADKIDO PTZ Camera with tracking and support HDMI/USB and 3G-SDI
Thank you so much God bless you for your good work. Very Helful
You’re right. There’s a steep learning curve but once you figure OBS out its FANTASTIC! 👌🏾💯
Absolutely, but that's not because it's open-source, it's because it very highly customizable and versatile, although most Mac users I know, don't care for highly versatile - that means that they have to learn more about how to use their gear. Not a snub, just been my observation...
This is great content. Thank you!
I Have.. Blue Herron Musikworks.. This is the future..This video was simple and most instructive
Thank you for your info, but much better with demonstration video for a better studies. God bless. great help for our church here in the Philippines.
About a year before covid limitations my church had the impression "Do Livestream".
We had about 20 viewers - but when the lockdown came, it raises because few churches were ready. As a German church we got viewers from all German speaking Europe. When churches were able to offer streams or doing the service with Zoom, our live audience decreased, but we also stream a worship time, what has before this was visited by possibly 10 people.
Thanks Jake! First time checking out your videos! Glad i stumbled on your channel
Thank you!
This video was very helpful!! Appreciate it
thanks!
@@Churchfront I've been looking at that PTZ camera. Is it just me, or does there seem to be a horrible syncing issue with the video and audio when you switch to it?
Thank you so much for the video! Super helpful!
this is awesome. you taught me alot
Wow thanks I can use your help I will reach out when I’m ready thanks for an informative video
Great video. I’m halfway tech savvy and thought I was crazy when I couldn’t use OBS without tons of instructional videos. Using Vmix now and it’s so much easier.
I'm actually somewhat surprised to hear everybody's comments on OBS. I set up OBS on a Linux-based laptop for the first time literally earlier today to see if it would be a good option and had it working in minutes; no tutorials. I do have a background in video production though, so that probably helps.
What a blessing to have u
I'd love it for the Catholic Church I go to. YT has allot of videos of live streams of Catholic Church but I'd love to include mine as well. Its almost 200 years old
at my church we have a camcorder mounted to the wall running HDMI into the epiphan video webcaster x2 then USB out into our stream pc then using the epiphan video app we can easily live stream to Facebook (or youtube) with a click of a button and monitor the video live and see comments we also run audio out of our board into a USB audio interface then into our PC.
Thanks for this video. I am just about to set up a live streaming system for our church
This kind of videos worthy of my subs and like. Thank you.
Thanks for this free information!!
The PTZ Optics camera is awesome for streaming. I am running 3 of them with a Black Magic Production Studio.
Thank you so much!!
This is helpful - thank you!
YOU'RE A LIFESAVER!!!
Awesome content! Thanks for sharing.
Vmix rocks!!! We use it and love it.
Thanks for all your vids! Very Helpful! Question, what do you recommend to do to get sound with the camcorder?
This was great thanks for sharing
Wow wonderful I need it for my church
Thank you Jake.
The fact that the PTZ camera comes with USB output it's great, so the HDMI, POE and SDI video output. The problem is most of the churches will use more than one of these and they will be pretty far from the computer so you won't be able to use the USB or HDMI video output since these will only work with short distance cables. So HDMI and USB video output will be useless, the only remaining option for long distance video connection is the 3g-SDi and POE and you will need a 3g-SDi to USB adaptor or I guess POE to USB
thank you so much for the useful info, God bless you
For our audio we added a choir mic on stage that does not go into the main (amplified) mix. It only goes to an aux out mix with the other audio sources for video. Otherwise there is complete silence when no mics are amplified or nobody is near a mic. Modest background noise is good.
timely video....thanks God!
Great video! Thank you !
Haha, Jake, do you know what an overhead projector is? 😂 Seriously though this is so helpful, thank you so much. There are so many of us out here who are needing to set stuff up, whether for small church or simply, as we are this morning, just a home church of 6-12 folk. And many of us are just waking up to all the stuff we can use. I have a question but I'll post it on another comment. Thanks again, great jobs!
Hi! Thank you so much for this video! I have a question, can you stream to both Facebook and UA-cam at the same time with the software that you recommended?
Thanks for the helpful content. I've been trying to route our Behringer digital mixer to use the card out USB to go into the computer, so that we can use that as a direct audio into OBS or Zoom, etc. With all the different tutorials and tips/tricks videos, I can't seem to get it to route/work properly. Do you have any references or advice to help with this process? We want to be able to simply take a mix from the board, and use that as our sound for streaming and conferencing... Thanks.
Great video Jake! Any guess on the latency (lag) in your setup? Looks about like 500 milliseconds on the mac with direct connections? Wondering about what the lag might be using ecamm to stream to the internet? I realize that can vary greatly if you are streaming across the country and what server (service) you are using and the speed of your upload connection and the users download connection... An interesting test would be to have you clap your hands when recording your next video and somehow record the output visual on the remote end for a rough idea of latency.
thanks great video and the camera seems pretty good, great sound here - is that a Shure SM57 you're using? thanks
Hi Jake. I'm working to get our church up and running w/ live streaming. Our church uses a Behringer x32 compact. I'm having difficulty figuring out how we can connect and use the mixer as our audio source. Also, if we are able to set up and use the x32, would the Midas M32R and Behringer UM2 be needed)?
Any tips would be appreciated greatly!
Jake just watched this. Excellent by the way. We are a small church trying to stream to Facebook. The primary issue we have had with Facebook is audio synching. Thanks for all the tips.
Glad I can help Jack! Yeah I was experiencing audio sync issues with OBS, that's why I went with ECamm
@@Churchfront Audio sync is adjustable in OBS by right-clicking on the track in the mixer and going to advanced properties. Not automatically done for you, but can't beat the price tag...
My church uses Inear monitoring, electronic drums, when the mixer is far from stage, the stage sound doesn’t affect the public access sound, so for stream we could nearly do the same mix. Only difference, less conservative pan settings and possibly less effect return on the stream.
At the moment we use our Café and I use headphones, not easy, but by listening the recorded stream I could develop an understanding how it has to sound under headphones to be correctly
Was my former church. My actual church has no sound man beside me, so we have the issue, that the balance between instruments and vocals is always wrong, sometimes the vocals are too loud, sometimes they are hardly audible. I play keyboard and lead the band and its singing and can't set it properly. When the vocalists complained, they aren't audible, I set them high, when I noticed, the music is drown, I set them lower.
What do you suggest for live streaming audio only? I have a nice setup with OBS and Mobcrush to simulcast to UA-cam and Facebook at the same time. But we have have members in rural places who don't have high speed internet or have severe bandwidth restrictions.
Hey is there anyway you can assist me with getting sound from the mixer for our stream... i am new/self taught to this and our sound on stream has been horrendous.
Thanks for teach
Love from India
Great video Jake!
Great video, very informative
Hello and thank you for your VERY HELPFUL VIDEO!! I have a quick question. We would only be live streaming audio at this time and from our Wordpress.com based website, so would the set up be the same as you explain only without a camera in the mix? Would that work? We know of another church who runs audio only for one of their service offerings so we have seen this work. Thanks again!
Thanks for your tips. What if I want to use 2 caméra and 2 computers, what you will suggest to mix all the equipment?
Can you add another camera to this setup? If so, does Ecamm allow you to preview both feeds at the same time so you can setup your cut? Is there a way we could word the speakers ppt into a feed so we could switch to that when necessary? The ppt on the screen in our church can get a little washed out in the light. Lots of questions but I'll hold the rest for now. Great video!
Thanks Jake for the video tutorial. My question is how big are the files that are recorded say for an hour church service?
Hey Jake, do you know how far away that camera could be and still work properly? Also, are there any videos of your services I could view? My church is looking at doing this but we don't have money to waste so I need to make sure the gear will do what we need. Thank you
Great minds think alike .....
Hi, Jake really good information on your video but I have a quick question for you about the software you use on mac the ecamm one, I want do know if the program allow us do live streaming on facebook with our group only instead of public. Thanks
Hi Jake, Now that about three years have passed do you still recommend the same equipment? Is there anything you would do differently. We are a church in southern New England and are about to embark on live streaming system.