Overview Reimaging your encoder is the process of manually reinstalling Resi’s software on your encoder using a USB drive. If your encoder is not booting up or the software becomes corrupt, this can get it up and running again. All you need to do is create an image installer using at least an 8 GB …
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How Color Depth and UHD Improve Church Live Streaming
When you’re live streaming worship services, video quality isn’t just nice to have—it’s essential. Your goal is to create an immersive experience that helps people feel connected, whether they’re watching from home, on their phone, or across the world. For pastors, tech directors, and volunteers, this means delivering a distraction-free, engaging worship experience. Achieving that …
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Streaming setup for organizations without full-time AV staff
Not every organization has the luxury of an AV team. And that’s okay. Whether you’re a small church, a nonprofit, or a community group, you can still create a streaming experience that’s reliable, high-quality, and easy to run. It starts with understanding what you need — and more importantly, what you don’t. Let’s walk through …
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How a failed stream could really cost your organization
Picture this: it’s Sunday morning. Your service is about to start. Viewers are tuning in from all over, maybe from their couch with a cup of coffee or during a break at work. And just as worship begins, the stream cuts out. Frustrating, right? But it’s not just frustrating. A live stream fail like that …
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How to stream an engaging all-hands meeting everyone will actually watch
We’ve all been in that meeting. A sea of muted mics. A slide deck that drones on. A chat that’s emptier than the breakroom at 6 p.m. When done well, an all-hands meeting isn’t just another calendar invite. It’s an opportunity to unite your entire company, build trust, and make sure every person—remote or in-office—feels …
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Integrating Resi with your existing AV and meeting tools
Let’s be honest — when it comes to live streaming, most churches and organizations already have a mix of equipment in place. Maybe you’ve got a few solid cameras, an audio mixer that’s been faithful for years, and a sound system your team knows like the back of their hand. The last thing you want …
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Live Streaming in Modern Brand Storytelling
From parables to Pixar, humans are drawn to a good story like moths to a flame. It’s how we connect, remember, and care. In modern marketing, storytelling isn’t optional — it’s essential. But how we tell those stories? That’s evolved. Live streaming has become one of the most powerful ways to invite people into your …
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Streaming for game day: a pre-game checklist
Whether you’re coaching from the sidelines, handling the camera, or working behind the scenes in athletics operations, the margin for error is razor-thin. A missed shot, frozen feed, or faulty cable can mean losing that game-winning highlight—or the entire stream. That’s why a pre-game tech checklist isn’t optional—it’s essential. It gives your team a moment …
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Why growing brands go direct-to-consumer (DTC) with live video
For growing brands, there’s a certain point where traditional marketing just doesn’t connect the way it used to. Your ads might still get clicks. Your email list is solid. But the personal connection? It feels a little thin. You start to wonder if people are actually engaging or just scrolling past out of habit. This …
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How resilient streaming can elevate crisis communication
When something goes wrong—really wrong—the first thing to fall apart is often communication. Messages get delayed. Emails go unread. People scramble for answers. And the longer that gap lasts, the faster trust erodes. That’s why the way you communicate during a crisis matters. Not just what you say. But how you say it. Where you …
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