The Format Hierarchy Signal formats, audio, video, data, digital, analog, computers and networks. Fiber optic cables, twisted pair, category 5, category 6. 220, 221, whatever it takes! Who can keep …

Signal formats, audio, video, data, digital, analog, computers and networks. Fiber optic cables, twisted pair, category 5, category 6. 220, 221, whatever it takes! Who can keep everything straight and …

IMAG screens can be a wonderful asset for worship and teaching, but we’ve seen so many congregations using them with poor results, we asked Phil Cooke, a television producer and …

TFWM: Are you finding that in the last 5 years more churches are using Media Server and Media Manager products? Steve Gilbard: Absolutely. The ability to realize the vision of …

Before you read on, we would like to call attention to an important consideration with this profile. This profile covers three worship software platforms that are in use out there. …

foreward by Kevin Rogers Cobus At this year’s winter NAMM conference, TFWM attended a press conference that we feel represents the beginning of a true paradigm shift in regards to …

TFWM: What do you feel are the main reasons for churches to use duplication? Aaron Pratt: Churches use duplication to expand their reach. They are able to grow the impact …

It has been said that a picture is worth a thousand words. If this is the case, then I would argue that video is worth an untold number of words. …

Dealing with the “ins” and “outs” of finding the right projector Buying a projector is a major investment. Before spending a dime, there are many factors to consider, but which …

TFWM: Why are an increasing number of churches required to close caption programming destined for broadcast? Tiffany S. Thomas: Today, most religious broadcasting must meet Federal closed captioning laws that …