by Aaron Pratt The project seemed daunting: The leadership of 13 congregations, spread across the metro area and in to the southern part of the state, needed ongoing training. But …

by Pat Thompson, senior vice president of engineering, TV Magic Short of major equipment failure, there is no set imperative by which every congregation plans and invests in new production …

by Dave Collins General Manager, System Automation & Control at Snell Automation plays a critical role in the reliable, efficient, and accurate playout of programming at most broadcast facilities today. …

by Curt Taipale Last year, I wrote to our ChurchSoundcheck Discussion Group to ask about their Most Embarrassing Moment serving on the tech team in their church. Doesn’t matter if …

Part One in a Three-Part Series Clear communications is an art that brings people together. Whether strictly informational or something on a more emotional level, communication is imperative to creating …

Part Two of a Three Part Series The first segment of this series was a primer on a digital signage system for users who operate within a single facility or …

Part Three of a Three Part Series The first two segments in this series provided advice and insight into establishing a single-site digital signage system and then scaling to multiple …

by Gary Pelkey, WEGENER, VP – System Architect Small screen video displays are popping up everywhere within churches – from the main auditorium to class rooms and corridors. In many …

by John Carter, Switcher Product Manager, Snell Production switchers are central to the professional television production environment. Installed in television studios, cable broadcast facilities, commercial production facilities, and mobile production …

Q:Discuss issues like frequency interference, frequency agile systems, transmitter types, receiver types, and potentially how you as a manufacturer get around these problems. BL:In today’s RF environment the word is …