I suggest Carbonite for all your backup needs!

In this episode I share my strategy for using a captive portal on my church WiFi so that we can effectively welcome people to the church. Hopefully that welcome leads to a gospel conversation. You can use something like a Ubiquiti System to setup a Captive Portal.

I had the opportunity to preach at my church, Greenwood Baptist Church in Weatherford TX a few months ago. I thought I would share that message here.

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I talked about several different products in this episode. First, we talked about restream.io, then Elexio Community, and also Planning Center.

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Some of my goals for 2019 for the media ministry at Greenwood: 1) Setup an Online Campus, 2) Invest More Resources into Training, 3) Maximize Church Management Software.

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In this conversation Stephen and I talk about live streaming church services. We serve in very different contexts. He’s in a very traditional style of worship service, and I am in a modern worship context. Yet, we both have some of the same needs in terms of equipment and know how.

I mentioned an article about live streaming to Facebook Live with OBS, and you can find that article here.

Stephen and I talked about the Blackmagic Design TV Studio Pro 4k.

I mentioned Carbonite, an online backup solution in the show.

Carbonite backup services literally saved all the pictures and videos of my kids from a fire. I use it personally, at church, and recommend it to my personal clients.

Button with lights

Delay switch sources, may take 2 seconds with an obvious screen blip

No preview screen

Plenty of lag in conversions

Not network accessible

Not rack mountable

Probably HDMI signals so not more than 50ft transmission

May/may not have rs232 remote

Example: J-Tech 4×4 Switcher

may/may not have buttons

Probably no preview screen

Slight delay in switching sources

Some lag in conversions, but not much

Network accessible

HDMI converted to ethernet for long transmission

Probably rack mountable

may/may not have rs232

Example: J-Tech Digital ProAV Network Matrix Switch

SDI connections so long transmission, especially if using some sort of fiber converter

Physical buttons

has preview screen

Almost no lag because of analog signals

Network accessible

Definitely rack mountable

Rs232 control for sure

Example: Blackmagic smart videohub