SermonAudio Classics

Here's the second entire Tech Talk Zoom call in a single video. I hope you'll enjoy the format and learn some useful tips. It's been edited down from one hour to 24 minutes. Topics covered in this episode include- recording and uploading from a phone, live webcasting from a phone using Larix, Listen Line demonstration, embedding - archiving webcasts, and various discussions related to batch uploads, YouTube, Facebook, bandwidth considerations, and USB mics.--Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.

In this Tech Talk Clip, we briefly introduce the ability to upload sermons in batch using FTP or Dropbox. This time-saving feature is only available on SermonAudio. OneDrive support coming soon.--Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.

In this Tech Talk Clip, we walk through a quick demo of how to embed a live webcast and then how to archive it into a permanent sermon. It's the easiest way to webcast and archive your sermons.--Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.

In this Tech Talk Clip, we answer a common question of how to attach media to an existing sermon on SermonAudio. You use the Sermon Manager for this straightforward task. --Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.

In this Tech Talk Clip, we answer a comment from a Zoom caller about some of the hurdles to webcast on Facebook and YouTube. We've designed our webcasting solution to be straightforward and painless.--Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.

In this Tech Talk Clip, we demonstrate the Listen Line in real-time so you can hear it for yourself and see just how incredibly simple it is to tune in to your church's webcast.--Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.

In this Tech Talk Clip, a question was raised on whether a USB microphone would work with the new iPad Pro which has a USB-C connector. Yes, it should work without issue.--Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.

In this Tech Talk Clip, we answer a question regarding Larix and its ability to send multiple streams. The topic turned to being mindful of your available bandwidth and best practice of staying well below it.--Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.

In this Tech Talk Clip, we demonstrate how to push a live webcast directly to SermonAudio using just your phone. We are demonstrating using the free Larix app available for both iOS and Android.--Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.