by Andres Caamano
It’s been over two years since livestreaming worship services for numerous churches went from a luxury to an innate need.
Over this time, churches have learned plenty, in discovering the value toward improving their stream, aiming to grow their audience.
by Norm Carson
Quality matters. Often, the word “quality” evokes thoughts of high-end, splashy — and expensive AV solutions that are commonly found in mega churches, such as massive video walls or a full video production suite.
From the soaring acoustics of gothic cathedrals to the advent of amplified sound and electric instrumentation, sound reinforcement in houses of worship has come a long way since the sermon on the mount.
by Michael Moore
The Holiday season is a marquee moment for Houses of Worship (HOW), big and small. While it is a time of reflection for the congregation, it can be a busy and intense season for HOW staff.
by Kathryn Taub
Dante has long-been the industry standard for audio transport with over 3,500 devices supporting the Dante protocol, but Dante AV (Dante video) is still relatively new and rapidly growing in the AV-over-IP market.
by Steve Milley
Deploying new solutions is daunting, especially for houses of worship that rely on teams of volunteers to manage their production tech...
by Edgar Shane
The ability to provide live, uninterrupted video feeds to parishioners around the globe is important and modern IP-based systems have made it an even more attainable solution for churches of all sizes.
by Brandon White
HDMI 2.1a supports resolutions up to 10K as well as a raft of optional features for new and evolving applications and worship teams have reason to be excited about these updates. Enhanced Audio Return Channel (eARC) promises far more stability and simplicity than the previous generation’s Audio Return Channel (ARC)...
By Andres Caamano
For houses of worship, when considering buying new audio equipment, taking a long-term vision is a wise path to follow. If newly purchased gear can serve a ministry well for a decade, avoiding wholesale change, that vision has been successful.
by James Careless
Churches who stream their services need to keep up with the times - so when should you consider transitioning broadcast workflows to a more modern standard?
