Make sure to follow me on Instagram (@bradyshearer) as I'll be giving away a ton of live streaming gear over the next few weeks and Instagram is the best place to get the latest news on those. Here's the link: instagram.com/bradyshearer/!
I am eternally hopeful I can pull this off (I'm the one-woman show in our tiny church) after watching your videos. If I do you will know. Just listen for the delighted screams of joy. :D
Hey Brady! Just discovered your channel and I wanted to express my whole gratitude for your ministry. Y’all are helping churches all over the world forreal.
JoshDidItt it has a clean hdmi out that is not effected by the record limit. Also that is the only way to livestream. If you are prerecording then it is not the best for this purpose.
I am always on hunt to find out the cheapest live streaming setups and your video tutorial triggered loads of ideas in my mind and I am up to give them a shoot very soon. The video hosting platform (currently we are using StreamingVideoProvider) is the cheapest option we are utilizing, and on the hardware side, you covered almost all possible cheap audio and video gadgets. Thank you very much man!
I didn’t have any of these video tops years ago when I was appointed steam coordinator and Media Director back in the early 2014-2015s when “live” was in its infancy. Just got appointed in the Media Department again for streaming services at a different church. Your content is a blessing.
@@alexandermills2230 I would appreciate to know what has specifically changed about the camera's new firmware that makes it more suitable for livestreaming in churches than in previous years. Great Video by the way.
Actually he said it was not for live-streaming even back in Feb. of this year...in June, it's on his recommendation. I dunno man. I'm just trying to find something that works.
We're doing a worship night we want to Facebook Live the monthly event to pull people in. My question is: where is the best place to locate the Rode Go "mic"? Near a speaker? I'm assuming that we shouldn't leave the mic in the back in the sound booth (40 yards) away from the speakers? Or can we? We haven't purchased the Rode Go Wireless yet. Thanks for your input.
hello, thanks for your video, Brady! I use Scarlet for the past years in out church but it broke today. So, for next week, I was wondering if I have the XLR mic and plug it into the mixer will it only pick the mic and the Aux we might play and not the whole congregation? Our camera is set up at the back along with the mixers.
Just use OBS for switching, recording and stream encoding on a laptop or desktop you may already have. Then use one or two camcorders you or someone else in your church may already have. Bring in the camcorder video using a couple HDMI to USB3 converters found on Amazon for around $18. Yes they do work very well. Why everyone feels they need to buy a digital SLR camera is a puzzle to me. They're expensive and a very clunky form factor for shooting video. Great for shooting photos but clunky for video, plus most of them overheat while shooting video for several minutes.
Lol my church's budget for streaming when we first went remote was literally $0. I pulled out my Logitech Webcam and a desktop Microphone and use OBS to run everything to youtube live. I even run the projector for lyrics and slideshow from that same laptop so I can just do screen capture in OBS to get a good viewing on the stream. Not great... but does the job. My first two upgrades are probably going to be a camcorder and a new audio solution, maybe the GO Wireless system he mentioned here as we already had a sound board going into this.
Dude! I didn’t know the black magic 4K was only $1300 body only. Pretty sweet! I use my eos rp as a webcam for our + the Rode Go as our lapel now. We’re over zoom so the worship team is running the instruments through a mixer. And boy do the shure mics sound like podcast material haha Love the content here! Def subbing for more tips for church
Thanks for the video, Brady. The last thing I expected to see was Jontron, but that did make me laugh, so kudos to you. The previous pastor I replaced was using his laptop to stream services and it was... not great. Appreciate your work.
Thanks for the video! Your videos are very helpful for smaller churches (like mine). Please consider making a video about how to do quality video and audio for "overflow" rooms as churches reopen. We are trying to figure out how to have worship in our sanctuary, but also pump the video and audio into our fellowship area, and potentially other classroom to allow for more people to attend, while still complying with social distancing recommendations.
Hi! For those willing to use their Phones as cameras and be able to use it in OBS, I suggest using the Iruin 4k Webcam App as it is free and available to be used via USB (android) which decreases delay *I don't have an iDevice so I don't know if this works*. And if you have more phones lying around you can use it as a multicam setup. Great video, as always, very informative and compact.
@Brady, your videos are a lifesaver for someone who is trying to increase the quality of our (tiny) church live stream without spending much. THANK YOU! I'm soooo close to getting our setup figured out, but I'm missing something. I'm using the Cam Link, and picked up the Fotowelt Air for capturing audio from our sound board. I'm using OBS with our existing Sony Handycam HDF-CX405. The video is working perfectly - but I'm getting no audio through the Cam Link to the computer. Any suggestions?
Great resource for gear, but the software (and attendant setup chores) are where we are bogged down. Do you have a video that addresses the quagmire of streaming services/software issues? ~Cindy (PS - we used Premiere for weeks and really loved that option.)
Quagmire is such a good word for live streaming software! 😂 We cover a few here: ua-cam.com/video/DLwe2VSKJfY/v-deo.html and eCamm for mac: ua-cam.com/video/VKQR5y28vKs/v-deo.html
If you wanted to save about 800 dollars on the 2,500 option you can skip the panasonic lense and get some vintage glass. Maybe a canon fd lense with a M4/3 adapter. You can probably get the lense and the adapter on ebay for under 100 dollars and that way you only need about 1700 dollars with a BMPCC 4k option.
Hey so I already stream for my church and we have so pretty good gear already. I was wondering how to improve. The channel is agapeoc. If you could watch something and give some tips that would be awesome.
My question is this. What if you have a pulpit that has a mic and you have no access to a mixer or sound board. My thoughts were a laptop, webcam that has good zoom and some type of wireless mic clip on that literally would clip onto the pulpit mic and then I could somehow usb it to my computer so the zoom people could hear the speaker? I’d love to have any thoughts on this!
Brad, thank you for the help. This is from a 40 year av guy that has done 2 churches, my own and another. Why are we combining audio at the camera? I have done this at my church and for AV distribution to fellowship hall and such it is great as both in sync and on the HDMI. But this does not seem to function with the elgato converter and we take the audio off the board and combine and sync in the OSB software. For whatever reason, every Lord's Day, I have to sync the audio video for the stream. Seems to be with changing local ISP demands. I am doing a third church and am trying to make this as easy for them as possible. They have a mac book pro and I will probably be using a remote control camera with HDMI output and hopefully a small mixer that may also have USB mix out.
Do you also recommend the bmd pocket when ur camera is like 100 feet (30 meters) away from the live stream computer? and what if you want to move the camera around in front of the stage, wont HDMI like fall out? what is then a great solution for the same price as the BMD pocket? would love to hear your opinion.
I love these videos - why not use a cheaper video camera? These c ameras are really expensive for our small church - is there a camcorder you can recommend?
I like the ideas but in those cases the camera and computer has to be a few feet from the stage/preacher. How can we manage the distance? There is a limit for the cable length? Normally the sound/media booth at church are 50/100 meter from the stage.
Thank you Brad. What affordable cables can be used to extend the video transmission from the camera to the laptop over 50meters. I learn HDMI cables do not maintain quality over a long distance.
Hey men, thank you very much. My wife and I we are planting a church in SC and are services are starting in Jan. I love this set up you presented. My only question is, how should I send my voice to that mixer? I’m assuming the rode on the mixer is connected to the out put, but what will be the best option to bring my voice to that mixer. Thanks a lot. God bless
Great options - thanks for breaking down the steps. I've watched your other video where you draw out the live streaming path on an iPad, so these two videos work well together. Does the RODE option have sound delay? The sound has to go through the sound system and wireless RODE but the filming goes straight to the live feed. Currently we use your third option, but use the UA-cam feed with Life Church's online platform which gives us a clean URL to share with people. I also like the online.church platform as it doesn't have adds. Also on instagram you suggested we comment on the filming setup you are using, I felt the camera angle was too low, I kept moving in my chair to try get a better angle. I'd rather feel I'm sitting across the desk from you, not below the desk. Still the content was great, so keep up the amazing ministry to us small church pastors.
Hi Brady...our church service can go upto 3hrs long..Do you recommend a DSLR like you showed in this video or a camcorder? I hear the DSLR's get heated up, and also a dummy battery (AC input) is needed to run the camera for longer durations...Can you please shed some light on this. Thanks!
Just sharing a tip: if using a cell or iPad to stream, best to activate the devices DND (do not disturb) in Settings. Otherwise if the device receives any messages (such as a text or messenger) it can interrupt the livestream
Great video. I've subscribed. I have a question. Our church has a Behringer X32 mixer, RODE Go wireless mic system and we upload pre-recorded video to our Facebook and UA-cam. For the most part, that works best for us due to the ability to edit the video. I heard that you mentioned using the RODE Go microphone to capture all the available output from the mixer. This will be huge to capture the total sound (e.g. singer and instruments). The camera we are using is the Panasonic 4K HC-VX870. From what I can see, the camera has a microphone input(which I have been using for the Rode Go receiver) and a "A/V" input. Both are 3.5mm input. At the 5:12 minute mark, you advised the use of mini XLR for sound. As best as I can tell, the current camera does not have a XLR input. Will using the current mic 3.5mm input hinder the sound coming from the mixer? What do you suggest. Thanks.
You mentioned plugging the Rode mic into the audio output on the sound desk but you didn't actually show where it is. We have a Heath & Allen 436 but i don't know where to plug the Rode mic in. Can you help?
Thank you! This was super helpful! I was wondering if you could do a review of the new Rode Wireless Go 2 Mic System? I want to know how it sounds in church with a phone. I appreciate your expertise! :)
Love your videos. You've provided a lot of content on the gear for live streaming, but I haven't seen anything on streaming software. Would you do a video on this? Look forward to hearing from you!
My aux out on the board is 1/4 inch mono and I cant find an adapter (Stereo 3.5mm male TRS to 1/4in Male TS Mono) that'll send stereo signal to the Rode. Any suggestions? Are you coming off the headphone jack? I have an adapter for that one which sends a stereo signal.
Great video and you touched on exactly what I was looking for! Using the Rode wireless go ii with a soundboard. I never tried it and I have been using the two transmitters independently, using essentially the audio that comes out of them instead of the church soundboard. The only issue I could see is if the soundboard out of line of sight from where your camera is. The second generation has better range, and many setups have the soundboard in the back of the church, but I am curious if you have ever tried this when the soundboard is actually located in a room further away…
I using the Rode Wireless GO Mic System - what would be a simple encoder to use. We have a small church plant that is currently livestreaming. Need to improve our sound.
Question: Our church has only a Canon m100 which doesn't have an audio input... Can we still use a wireless audio connected into our laptop while the camera is also connected with the laptop through a video capture card? I mean will the sound synch?...
Brady: A year later, but your content is still great ... - wish I/we stumbled across your content and this subject line earlier in our journey - I/we would have had a lot less bruises, cuts and scrapes - But now that we are in the healing phase; we can now really listen & appreciate what you are saying - - now that we are opening the doors back up, after Covid-19 - and Saints are coming back, into the sanctuary - -- we have had a few iterations of success with Sunday School - -- -- There, but not 100% there yet .. - -- -- -- - -- -- -- I like your idea about using the Rode wireless mic as a bridge between - -- -- -- Zoom: with our virtual congregation / students - -- -- -- local : with our physical congregation / students - -- -- -- Teacher - -- -- -- Sound System, ATEM, Video ... - -- -- -- your content sparked a ton of ideas and good content ... Thanks and God Bless G Albert
My Work and Worship with John Shughart it would work but you’d probably have to account for audio/video sync and have to get the audio to line up. OBS has an audio delay feature built in to it to help with this issue.
Hey Brady. I'm wrestling with getting a decent feed to UA-cam of our services. I have a Canon xa50, and get the audio from our Behringer x32. The audio sounds good when I check the recording on the SD card (it isn't mixed really well, but that has more to do with our tech training), but the audio on the livestream is awful. It is especially bad during worship, and sounds really garbled. Where you the disconnect be between the livestream and the recorded version? I'm connecting the camera to my Macbook Pro using the Camlink 4K, and am sure to select the Camlink for both audio and video in UA-cam. My guess is that it has something to do with the internet capabilities, but I was wondering if there could be something else I'm missing. Thanks for your content. I sure helps a lot of us in huge ways.
I need a recommendation for an affordable camera, with microphone input and wifi capability to live stream the service directly from the camera. Any suggestions? God bless
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Make sure to follow me on Instagram (@bradyshearer) as I'll be giving away a ton of live streaming gear over the next few weeks and Instagram is the best place to get the latest news on those. Here's the link: instagram.com/bradyshearer/!
Does the Rode system transmit in stereo or just mono?
I have tried the rode and iPhone method but it seems Facebook still uses my phone mic instead. Any ideas how to fix??
Hi
Please help our church we don’t have money to go live on Facebook.
If you want to support us i can talk to you.
@@ChrisFlores22 Did you manage to fix this? I'm thinking of using this method.
thanks bro looking at all this for our new ministry broadcast I'm trying to research the gear to start it!
You should have a sample video of each set up. That way we can see and hear the difference
I am eternally hopeful I can pull this off (I'm the one-woman show in our tiny church) after watching your videos. If I do you will know. Just listen for the delighted screams of joy. :D
Am going for a full time missionary work and this video opened my eyes in a better way.Love from kenya
Hey Brady! Just discovered your channel and I wanted to express my whole gratitude for your ministry. Y’all are helping churches all over the world forreal.
Will watch later..it's 3.45am USA
The Panasonic g7 is a great camera that would do a great job at half the cost of the bmpcc 4K setup.
The G7 has a 30 min record limit
JoshDidItt it has a clean hdmi out that is not effected by the record limit. Also that is the only way to livestream. If you are prerecording then it is not the best for this purpose.
@@matrixxhunter Makes sense. Thats why i love my Fuji. No need to buy the $100 adapter.
Just used the phone setup today after months of Mevo nightmares and can’t say thank you enough. Best live stream quality we’ve ever had.
Cody Groce so glad to hear, Cody!
I've been looking at Mevo. Any more detail you can give about your experience?
I am always on hunt to find out the cheapest live streaming setups and your video tutorial triggered loads of ideas in my mind and I am up to give them a shoot very soon. The video hosting platform (currently we are using StreamingVideoProvider) is the cheapest option we are utilizing, and on the hardware side, you covered almost all possible cheap audio and video gadgets. Thank you very much man!
Just use a webcam, and run the church audio through the computer the webcam is connected to. Easy and very, very low cost.
you, Mr. Brady, are the answer to my prayers. Thank you and may God bless and keep you!
I’m getting some serious Potato Jet vibes from this set...love it! Great content my dude.
I thought this was Potato Jet from the thumbnail lol
The best no nonsense church live stream YT video!
You want no nonsense livestreaming just get a camcorder. The Blackmagic is needlessly expensive and complicated to use.
Excellent video! This is a great intro and more in tune
with smaller churches.
I didn’t have any of these video tops years ago when I was appointed steam coordinator and Media Director back in the early 2014-2015s when “live” was in its infancy. Just got appointed in the Media Department again for streaming services at a different church. Your content is a blessing.
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! Just bought the Rode wireless go mic after watching this. I had to buy from ebay- it's been out of stock for weeks!
This is so excellent. Thank you very much from a pastor from Germany. God’s blessings to you!
Thanks so much....
We Church in TAIWAN is considering streaming live every Sunday. This we greatly help.
Thank you, your information is always spot on and helpful. I appreciate your content and all the help.
Brady in 2018: The BMPCC 4K is NOT a live-streaming camera.
Brady in 2020: Use the BMPCC 4K for your live-streaming setup!
Great vid, of course.
Thanks to that software update!
@@alexandermills2230 I would appreciate to know what has specifically changed about the camera's new firmware that makes it more suitable for livestreaming in churches than in previous years. Great Video by the way.
Actually he said it was not for live-streaming even back in Feb. of this year...in June, it's on his recommendation. I dunno man. I'm just trying to find something that works.
@@GarrettHensley, Did you find out what changed? Did the software change that much so now it's a viable live streaming option?
We're doing a worship night we want to Facebook Live the monthly event to pull people in. My question is: where is the best place to locate the Rode Go "mic"? Near a speaker? I'm assuming that we shouldn't leave the mic in the back in the sound booth (40 yards) away from the speakers? Or can we? We haven't purchased the Rode Go Wireless yet. Thanks for your input.
Hello, wqtching fron Philippines and new in your channel. Thanka for your tips
hello, thanks for your video, Brady!
I use Scarlet for the past years in out church but it broke today. So, for next week, I was wondering if I have the XLR mic and plug it into the mixer will it only pick the mic and the Aux we might play and not the whole congregation? Our camera is set up at the back along with the mixers.
Just use OBS for switching, recording and stream encoding on a laptop or desktop you may already have. Then use one or two camcorders you or someone else in your church may already have. Bring in the camcorder video using a couple HDMI to USB3 converters found on Amazon for around $18. Yes they do work very well. Why everyone feels they need to buy a digital SLR camera is a puzzle to me. They're expensive and a very clunky form factor for shooting video. Great for shooting photos but clunky for video, plus most of them overheat while shooting video for several minutes.
Lol my church's budget for streaming when we first went remote was literally $0. I pulled out my Logitech Webcam and a desktop Microphone and use OBS to run everything to youtube live. I even run the projector for lyrics and slideshow from that same laptop so I can just do screen capture in OBS to get a good viewing on the stream. Not great... but does the job. My first two upgrades are probably going to be a camcorder and a new audio solution, maybe the GO Wireless system he mentioned here as we already had a sound board going into this.
Thank you very much , I was handle over my church social media platform to manage and this is a very good video to start learning from
Thanks Brady, your videos during this pandemic have been a constant source of useful and lifesaving information!
Dude! I didn’t know the black magic 4K was only $1300 body only. Pretty sweet!
I use my eos rp as a webcam for our + the Rode Go as our lapel now. We’re over zoom so the worship team is running the instruments through a mixer. And boy do the shure mics sound like podcast material haha
Love the content here! Def subbing for more tips for church
Thanks for the video, Brady. The last thing I expected to see was Jontron, but that did make me laugh, so kudos to you. The previous pastor I replaced was using his laptop to stream services and it was... not great. Appreciate your work.
Thanks for the video! Your videos are very helpful for smaller churches (like mine). Please consider making a video about how to do quality video and audio for "overflow" rooms as churches reopen. We are trying to figure out how to have worship in our sanctuary, but also pump the video and audio into our fellowship area, and potentially other classroom to allow for more people to attend, while still complying with social distancing recommendations.
Thanks. That was useful.
Thank you so much for all you do you say this like it is so I need all the help I can get !
That was Great! Thank you! I am traveling with evangelistic teams and so need a super simple and portable setup... You gave me some great ideas!
Hi! For those willing to use their Phones as cameras and be able to use it in OBS, I suggest using the Iruin 4k Webcam App as it is free and available to be used via USB (android) which decreases delay *I don't have an iDevice so I don't know if this works*. And if you have more phones lying around you can use it as a multicam setup.
Great video, as always, very informative and compact.
I use my phone as a third camera using a similar setup. The great thing is that it wireless video capability comes standard.
@Brady, your videos are a lifesaver for someone who is trying to increase the quality of our (tiny) church live stream without spending much. THANK YOU! I'm soooo close to getting our setup figured out, but I'm missing something. I'm using the Cam Link, and picked up the Fotowelt Air for capturing audio from our sound board. I'm using OBS with our existing Sony Handycam HDF-CX405. The video is working perfectly - but I'm getting no audio through the Cam Link to the computer. Any suggestions?
Thanks..God bless you
On option #1, Do you have a link for the adaptor that puts the Rode Wireless Go cable into the soundboard? Thanks
Really a well done video! Thank you so much for setting this up. It helps a lot.
Great resource for gear, but the software (and attendant setup chores) are where we are bogged down. Do you have a video that addresses the quagmire of streaming services/software issues? ~Cindy (PS - we used Premiere for weeks and really loved that option.)
Quagmire is such a good word for live streaming software! 😂 We cover a few here: ua-cam.com/video/DLwe2VSKJfY/v-deo.html and eCamm for mac: ua-cam.com/video/VKQR5y28vKs/v-deo.html
Thank you for this video. Blessings to you
Great video and communicator! It sure shows you got great people around you.
If you wanted to save about 800 dollars on the 2,500 option you can skip the panasonic lense and get some vintage glass. Maybe a canon fd lense with a M4/3 adapter. You can probably get the lense and the adapter on ebay for under 100 dollars and that way you only need about 1700 dollars with a BMPCC 4k option.
Any options for meeting in a theater? Long throw, low light setting?
Hey so I already stream for my church and we have so pretty good gear already. I was wondering how to improve. The channel is agapeoc. If you could watch something and give some tips that would be awesome.
Excellent. We've been using the Rode Wireless straight into our camera but had not thought about running it through our soundboard. Great tip!
My question is this. What if you have a pulpit that has a mic and you have no access to a mixer or sound board. My thoughts were a laptop, webcam that has good zoom and some type of wireless mic clip on that literally would clip onto the pulpit mic and then I could somehow usb it to my computer so the zoom people could hear the speaker? I’d love to have any thoughts on this!
Brad, thank you for the help. This is from a 40 year av guy that has done 2 churches, my own and another. Why are we combining audio at the camera? I have done this at my church and for AV distribution to fellowship hall and such it is great as both in sync and on the HDMI. But this does not seem to function with the elgato converter and we take the audio off the board and combine and sync in the OSB software. For whatever reason, every Lord's Day, I have to sync the audio video for the stream. Seems to be with changing local ISP demands. I am doing a third church and am trying to make this as easy for them as possible. They have a mac book pro and I will probably be using a remote control camera with HDMI output and hopefully a small mixer that may also have USB mix out.
Do you also recommend the bmd pocket when ur camera is like 100 feet (30 meters) away from the live stream computer? and what if you want to move the camera around in front of the stage, wont HDMI like fall out? what is then a great solution for the same price as the BMD pocket?
would love to hear your opinion.
2:37 - how do you also POWER that iPhone? I like to use separate power to insure the iPhone stays on!
Simple & Sweet, thanks for the awesome tips.
Praise the Lord
I love these videos - why not use a cheaper video camera? These c ameras are really expensive for our small church - is there a camcorder you can recommend?
I like the ideas but in those cases the camera and computer has to be a few feet from the stage/preacher. How can we manage the distance? There is a limit for the cable length? Normally the sound/media booth at church are 50/100 meter from the stage.
Great explanation Brady.
With the phone option, can you use the Dji version?
Thank you Brad. What affordable cables can be used to extend the video transmission from the camera to the laptop over 50meters. I learn HDMI cables do not maintain quality over a long distance.
Where are you plugging the transmitter into the mixer. Which port?
Thank you so much for this valuable content! So great to get help wading through the unlimited choices for gear
I'm glad this was helpful, Ian!
Can you make a list of the gadgets that would help so much
Big fan of ur videos..
Hey men, thank you very much. My wife and I we are planting a church in SC and are services are starting in Jan. I love this set up you presented. My only question is, how should I send my voice to that mixer? I’m assuming the rode on the mixer is connected to the out put, but what will be the best option to bring my voice to that mixer.
Thanks a lot. God bless
Extremely helpful. Thank you for doing this!
Thanks a lot for the video!! Great affordable tips!!
Great info for our church! Thanks!
Great options - thanks for breaking down the steps. I've watched your other video where you draw out the live streaming path on an iPad, so these two videos work well together.
Does the RODE option have sound delay? The sound has to go through the sound system and wireless RODE but the filming goes straight to the live feed.
Currently we use your third option, but use the UA-cam feed with Life Church's online platform which gives us a clean URL to share with people. I also like the online.church platform as it doesn't have adds.
Also on instagram you suggested we comment on the filming setup you are using, I felt the camera angle was too low, I kept moving in my chair to try get a better angle. I'd rather feel I'm sitting across the desk from you, not below the desk. Still the content was great, so keep up the amazing ministry to us small church pastors.
What would be a good setup for a pre- show before church service?
great video Brady, super helpful and relevant! :D
Hi Brady...our church service can go upto 3hrs long..Do you recommend a DSLR like you showed in this video or a camcorder? I hear the DSLR's get heated up, and also a dummy battery (AC input) is needed to run the camera for longer durations...Can you please shed some light on this. Thanks!
Just sharing a tip: if using a cell or iPad to stream, best to activate the devices DND (do not disturb) in Settings. Otherwise if the device receives any messages (such as a text or messenger) it can interrupt the livestream
Louie Beehler Great tip!
Great video. I've subscribed. I have a question. Our church has a Behringer X32 mixer, RODE Go wireless mic system and we upload pre-recorded video to our Facebook and UA-cam. For the most part, that works best for us due to the ability to edit the video. I heard that you mentioned using the RODE Go microphone to capture all the available output from the mixer. This will be huge to capture the total sound (e.g. singer and instruments). The camera we are using is the Panasonic 4K HC-VX870. From what I can see, the camera has a microphone input(which I have been using for the Rode Go receiver) and a "A/V" input. Both are 3.5mm input. At the 5:12 minute mark, you advised the use of mini XLR for sound. As best as I can tell, the current camera does not have a XLR input. Will using the current mic 3.5mm input hinder the sound coming from the mixer? What do you suggest. Thanks.
You mentioned plugging the Rode mic into the audio output on the sound desk but you didn't actually show where it is. We have a Heath & Allen 436 but i don't know where to plug the Rode mic in. Can you help?
I wish I had known about this channel 9 months ago!
Thank you! This was super helpful! I was wondering if you could do a review of the new Rode Wireless Go 2 Mic System? I want to know how it sounds in church with a phone. I appreciate your expertise! :)
Please what is that square object called,the one written "rode" on it body
Love your videos. You've provided a lot of content on the gear for live streaming, but I haven't seen anything on streaming software. Would you do a video on this? Look forward to hearing from you!
We use Ecamm and really like it.
Good stuff brother! Thanks for the info!
Thanks Brady, now I can improve my video taking
Great video guys - as always. Another One.
My aux out on the board is 1/4 inch mono and I cant find an adapter (Stereo 3.5mm male TRS to 1/4in Male TS Mono) that'll send stereo signal to the Rode. Any suggestions? Are you coming off the headphone jack? I have an adapter for that one which sends a stereo signal.
Any videos on using PTZ like SMTAV 30X with single Ethernet cable?
Love these, thanks Brady!
The Rode set-up doesn’t work. I’ve connected exactly how you told me to connect it and it doesn’t work. Any suggestions?
Can i have a list of things that i need to use in church?
I want to buy it.
Thank you!
How do I keep my phone charged while the Wireless Go is plugged into it while I’m live streaming?
Great video and you touched on exactly what I was looking for! Using the Rode wireless go ii with a soundboard. I never tried it and I have been using the two transmitters independently, using essentially the audio that comes out of them instead of the church soundboard. The only issue I could see is if the soundboard out of line of sight from where your camera is. The second generation has better range, and many setups have the soundboard in the back of the church, but I am curious if you have ever tried this when the soundboard is actually located in a room further away…
What do you recommend for setting up our ministry live stream equipment from the home office?
I using the Rode Wireless GO Mic System - what would be a simple encoder to use. We have a small church plant that is currently livestreaming. Need to improve our sound.
what do you have on a 3 camera setup on the cheap? PTZ's as well?
Amazing video
Question: Our church has only a Canon m100 which doesn't have an audio input... Can we still use a wireless audio connected into our laptop while the camera is also connected with the laptop through a video capture card? I mean will the sound synch?...
Hi, which has better audio, xlr from camera to soundboard or soundboard directly straight to the computer via usb? our soundboard has usb output
What's the camera you're using to shoot this video? Church Pastor here
For the tour? That's the Canon C500 II + 16-35mm f2.8.
Thank you bro
This was great information, We currently use an iPhone 11, will the receiver cut out the background noise ? Thanks for sharing
Brady: A year later, but your content is still great ...
- wish I/we stumbled across your content and this subject line earlier in our journey
- I/we would have had a lot less bruises, cuts and scrapes
- But now that we are in the healing phase; we can now really listen & appreciate what you are saying
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- now that we are opening the doors back up, after Covid-19
- and Saints are coming back, into the sanctuary
- -- we have had a few iterations of success with Sunday School
- -- -- There, but not 100% there yet ..
- -- -- --
- -- -- -- I like your idea about using the Rode wireless mic as a bridge between
- -- -- -- Zoom: with our virtual congregation / students
- -- -- -- local : with our physical congregation / students
- -- -- -- Teacher
- -- -- -- Sound System, ATEM, Video ...
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your content sparked a ton of ideas and good content ...
Thanks and God Bless
G Albert
Any thoughts for audio solutions directly through a usb interface. Not through sound board
My Work and Worship with John Shughart it would work but you’d probably have to account for audio/video sync and have to get the audio to line up. OBS has an audio delay feature built in to it to help with this issue.
Hey Brady. I'm wrestling with getting a decent feed to UA-cam of our services. I have a Canon xa50, and get the audio from our Behringer x32. The audio sounds good when I check the recording on the SD card (it isn't mixed really well, but that has more to do with our tech training), but the audio on the livestream is awful. It is especially bad during worship, and sounds really garbled. Where you the disconnect be between the livestream and the recorded version? I'm connecting the camera to my Macbook Pro using the Camlink 4K, and am sure to select the Camlink for both audio and video in UA-cam. My guess is that it has something to do with the internet capabilities, but I was wondering if there could be something else I'm missing.
Thanks for your content. I sure helps a lot of us in huge ways.
I need a recommendation for an affordable camera, with microphone input and wifi capability to live stream the service directly from the camera. Any suggestions? God bless
Thanks
Hi! Thanks a lot!
Has the Wireless system delay?
About the software to use..which one do you recommend Vmix or are there other better options