Church livestreaming platforms are an essential tool for churches to maintain connection and community with all members of their congregation, no matter where they are.. Church leaders know that more and more people first interact with their ministry online. Their journey into the life of your church rarely starts by walking through your physical front …
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Livestreaming your church service on YouTube is an increasingly popular way for church ministries to share their message. Free livestreaming tools offer basic video production and streaming capabilities that churches can use to expand their reach and engage their online congregation. If you want to livestream your worship services but aren’t sure where to start, …
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In a time where software encoders are helping more people to livestream video and create immersive online viewing experiences the flexibility of ProPresenter has changed the game for content creators. From streaming with your built-in FaceTime camera to pro-level multi-camera setups, you can reach your audience with the hardware you already have. This guide is meant to …
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Event tech trends have changed dramatically over the last few years. Mega-corporations and small businesses are turning toward technology to reach their audience in new and engaging ways. Of course, utilizing tech isn’t a new idea. However, with so much riding on the customer’s digital experience in the events industry now, we need to ask, …
Streaming bandwidth is a crucial, yet frequently misunderstood concept for broadcasters. If broadcasters don’t have sufficient video streaming bandwidth, their livestream could suffer from buffering and interruptions, or in the worst case, not even reach viewers at all. In this post, we’ll look at what streaming bandwidth is and how much bandwidth streaming a typical …
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For those looking to start streaming, deciding which gear to purchase can be a daunting decision. A question often asked when preparing to stream is, “Are software encoders good enough, or should I invest in hardware?” A video encoder takes a signal from your camera, switcher, or other video infrastructure and converts it into a …
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Over time, we at Resi have noticed a major increase of interest on streaming pre-recorded videos. Why is this increase occurring, you may ask? Streaming pre-existing videos offers users a long list of advantages that provide flexibility and greater control over their broadcasts. Some of these advantages include: reducing the stress and workload the day …
Who doesn’t like waffles? If you’re like Mike Work, Executive Creative Pastor at Sun Valley Community Church in Arizona, you view these culinary creations as villains plotting against you and your livestream. You see, back in the day, the only thing competing with Sunday morning at church was, well, waffles at Sunday brunch. But here’s the thing, it’s …
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What is and why would you stream to the Metaverse? Over the past few months, countless people have asked these questions. Those who do understand the new tech are quickly conjuring up new hypotheses regarding how it will affect the world around us. With all the rising tension, many are still patiently waiting to see …
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As new programs, platforms, and technologies emerge, it’s become challenging to decipher what concepts are worth investing in and what is better left untouched. That’s why here at Resi, we research the ins and outs of the tech industry for you—leaving you with the answers you’ve been waiting for. One matter in tech that we’ve taken …
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