The ULTIMATE Guide for Church Livestreaming on a Budget 

Thank you for NOT trying to sell me a service, course or anything else! Great content that is clear and supportive. Blessed by this work guys, keep it up!

Man, that "thank you" at the beginning really spoke to me.. Great video, keep it up

Your "Thank you ... the Lord sees what you are doing" brought tears to this Preacher's eyes and touched my heart!

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Thank you! Being Church media leader at my church. I subscribe to your channel immediately, because you were very knowledgeable, clear, precise and to the point

This is the single greatest and most comprehensive video I have come across.

Such a great video!!! I definitely made the "rookie" mistake with thinking I could use a cheap HDMI switcher... super FAIL lol, I've since ordered the ATEM by BlackMagic, streaming through Ecamm and Restream io.... !! Great tips and video! thanks dude.

Thanks for the video! Question: can you simulcast with OBS or do you need something like Castr for that? Thanks!

Well done on summary! I was surprised you didn’t mention PTZ cameras as an option(which you’ve mentioned elsewhere), which are more expensive than going the DSLR route, but can be remotely operated, and may bypass the capture device requirements (assuming avoiding HDMI/SDI). I’m looking at $2K for a 22/20x optical zoom NDI model. That is more expensive than a DSLR, but not by much (if at all) when considering comparable zoom range and low light (wide aperature) capabilities, and then cable extenders/capture device. You efforts for the community are appreciated

Awesome video!

Thank you Man of God! God bless you!

What are your thoughts on using a Sony A6400 for streaming services. I have seen many people promote using mirrorless or DSLR cameras over Camcorders for streaming because of better video image quality. I really liked some of the A6400 videos I have seen on RU-vid and was zeroing in on that option. Recently I read that DSLR's will over heat and shut off in the middle of your streaming. Also if you are using it for streaming services over and over you can kill the camera. I have to believe that I see so many people using DSLR or Mirrorless cameras for a reason. If the overheating was truly an issue I don't think so many people would be using them. Can you shed some light on this for me?

Great job!

i would also suggest a panasonic g7 they are pretty cheap

I have 3 cameras, our church is just starting and does not have a budget. Is there a way to connect these 3 camera to my laptop without the video switcher

Great video, really is helping me manage my churchs' livesteams but QUESTION: we used my canon 70d DSLR to live stream WITHOUT a video capture device. My camera shuts off every 30 mins even though i changed the sleep settings; will the video capture adaptor solve this issue? Please advise, thank you!

Very helpful

Fan - taaaas - tic.....!!! Thanks a tonnnnnne...

I am in charge of the church's live stream here in the Philippines. And your videos helped me a lot but The big problem we have right now is a computer. We are using mobile data and using camera for live stream. Internet speed here is very slow. I hope you can help us. God bless.

With the cpu can xeon be ok

I am apart of the tech department at my church. We recently purchased a dedicated streaming pc. The specs are Ryzen 5 3600, 16GB of ram (not sure about the speed), and Nvidia GTX 1660 super, will that do for a good live streaming computer

God bless you

What's the specs on the pc?

Trying to find you on Discord but not coming up. Do you still use it? Cheers