With the ATEM pro, and an analogue sound desk, you don't need an audio interface. We run a stereo mix out of the sound desk, and straight in to the Mic1 input on the ATEM. (with a custom cable, 2 RCA into 3.5mm stereo). Then the audio comes into the computer as part of the HDMI video from the ATEM. The ATEM also can process basic compression and level limiting on the audio.
Man this helps! Thank you guys for sharing this, I just started being sound man in my church because our lead guy stepped out of the position and I had already had some time with him learning everything he knew, then I was thinking there has to be a better way to run it and live stream our services, this will help our ministry! keep making informational videos! So excited to see what the Lord will do with this!
We’ve done a PC based life stream in the UK using a Cannon camera connected to pc via cam link over hdmi, iPad and iPhone connected over NDI for multi camera views and using OBS to stream to Facebook live and TH-cam simultaneously. Audio comes from our X32 via the usb cable. Seems a good solution after almost a year of doing this. We have one venue with cable broadband and one venue where we use 4G LTE connection, but same setup at both.
This video just gave me a foundation to start from, given a sudden influx of requests I've gotten since I started redoing my Mosque's sound system, now getting questions about lighting and livestreaming. Thanks a bunch, and God bless!
Stream to multiple places is very impressive and I can see the benifits, but I've found that with my church streaming to one place is better because you aren't dividing the viewers into seperate places. One stream, one very lively stream chat
Yeah not a bad idea. I think I prefer the benefits of more people discovering the stream on different platforms and having redundancy in case a platform glitches or takes down your stream.
We run multiple streams and find different kinds of conversations happening on each of them. We have multiple hosts and a pastor on the streams. Also looking to expand into paid streams
@@Churchfront same for us. TH-cam is my preferred platform and I think it's better quality live streams, but Facebook is more convenient for some of our congregation.
with the ATEM mini pro you don't need to route it through the computer at all... we stream directly from the ATEM mini pro to our church website and TH-cam (both of which record automatically so we do not have that load on a PC either). Use the PC as an input to the ATEM mini pro! Doing this we also run a cable directly out of the mixing console into the back of the ATEM mini pro. This is even easier for a small church.
I’d really love to get more information on your whole setup! Looking into streaming my church’s service but struggling on what exactly I need to do so.
We also stream directly from the ATEM. We are having a little challenge with getting lyrics and scriptures in the lower third of the feed in a professional looking appearance.
Before watching this video, I had no earthly idea of live video streaming. Thank you for simplifying and breaking down this process. I am an old school pastor, however, I seriously believe it time to rethink how we do church. I hope by subscribing to your channel I can learn how to set up church like the young folks.
I think it’s okay, but if your signal is coming out from a mixer you need to change in atem mini sofware the microphone input to line in input. Sorry about my English, i hope you understanded.
Thank you for posting this. Very helpful! The only things I would recommend: 1) Consider the CABLING. If I follow your instructions and go-for-it, this will not work probably in the majority of situations. Mainly because the HDMI CABLES would not do it. Maximum length is 20 meters / 50 feet. Most churches are bigger than this, unless you move all your desk to the front of the church, and ends up being the main attraction of the service. Please talk a little bit about CABLES (SDI vs. HDMI vs. FIBER HDMI vs. SDI CONVERTERS); 2) Please check the costs, they are incorrect. Again, if I go-for-it once again, and I ask the church for USD 3K, this would not cut either. Again, don't get me wrong, just helping you being more helpful and effective. Thanks!
may i help you with the cabling choices? my church built the streaming service around in the middle of last year so i know how the cabling choices is a bit worrisome there are few choices; 1. full HDMI cable, cons: expensive, and prone to breaking if it bent too much 2. SDI cable (i use this one), cons: you need converter if your capture card or video mixer, or your camera, doesn't have SDI in/out (still cheaper than hdmi, and more resistant in bending) 3. HDMI extender using UTP cable, cons: you got more equipments to take care of i did not included Fiber and Wireless bcs it's gonna really expensive LOL
If cables or distance is an issue, then consider wireless HDMI such as the Hollyland sets, bang for buck and ease of use they're some of the best on the market at this time.
@@thirdenvoqation7735 That’s what we did. Bought 3 Mars 400s Pro. Some attention is needed for clearing frequencies, but other than that, the freedom they provide gives the production a huge added value.
My wife and I want to thank so much for all the information you have provided, we are a small start up church on a budget and your video has been most helpful. I will also be checking in on your copyright video too. FaceBook mutes any music used from videos.
Thanks for posting. We don't have the staff for full production but the volunteers we have are dedicated. We only have two cameras that are stationary. I only send them a two track audio mix from the console. There's zero editing. I'll share this with the video crew. Thanks! 😎
We use almost the exact setup in our Church. For those on the fence concerning a multi vs single camera setup, don't hesitate to go multi. We use a second camera for a nice wide shot and it saves us a lot from when the first camera is at a bad angle, not ready or the talent is doing something out of expectation. And its easy!
Meanwhile, if you have a desktop computer with a separate mic in and speaker out ports, you can just use a jack plug to 3.5mm cable to connect your analog mixer to your computer. You could buy a cheap USB sound card too if you have a modern laptop without two distinct audio ports. We have an SQ7 in church and I connect the mixer to the computer both through USB and line in, and I switch my sources as I please. I can have a consistent MainLR mix routed to the computer's line in, and then experiment with the mix I'm sending through USB. I like the redundancy and it's often helpful when the USB audio isn't loud enough. That's a pain to figure out especially if you're broadcasting over zoom.
Just bought 2 zve-10s for our church, and the sigma 18-50 f2.8 and the sigma 56 f1.4. We have the atem switcher, and will be streaming to YT. Thanks for the walkthrough, it’s helpful to send to a team so they can understand the overall system
Very informative video, thanks. Might I add a suggestion? We're s small congregation with a very limited budget and we went with a MEVO Plus camera. It lets you choose between multiple areas of the picture so it simulates different angles. Together with a monthly subscription it also also allows adding slides and lower thirds and you can stream to multiple sites. It was about 400 EUR and works like a charm. Just a suggestion if you have a tight budget.
I was practically brand new at my church when Covid hit, they bought a PTZ camera, I mentioned I was good with that stuff, so naturally they had me set it up 😂. 4 years later as the worship pastor, I’m just now learning that this camera was $3,000 when they bought it 😶. Suffice to say, I’m very happy to now be included in these decisions 😅.
I love the updates on this video. I watched the last year video and it helped me organize the Media team in my church during lockdown. It also opened me to a lot of Livestreaming tools. Nice work Jake
One change worth considering. We take our audio feed from the sound desk directly into the Atem Mini Pro mini-jack input, so there's then a single combined audio and video output coming from the Atem to the PC. That eliminates any possible audio and video sync issues occurring in the PC hardware or software as they're already synced in the Atem. We've found this to be a better solution then sending a separate audio and video feed to the PC, and syncing there.
This setup is awesome. That Sony camera has the clearest pictures of all the ones we use. The ATEM puts out a great picture. Wish there was a decent free tablet option for controlling it, but there is not, that I can find. Thanks for the great summary.
For multistreaming our church congregation we are using high tech cameras, the gears you suggested and a combination of OBS and StreamingVideoProvider. Your video triggered some new ideas which we'll incorporate soon. Thank you very much for sharing valuable information.
We use the Roland V-1HD switch. We first went with the BM ATEM Mini, but there was way too much latency. We also have everything going INTO the V-1HD and NOT into Propresenter 6. We send lower 3rd graphics (with black text boxes) from Propresenter on a blue screen to the Roland which takes out the blue and uses live camera under the graphics. The combined signal splits from the Roland goes out to the main screens and to Boxcast for streaming.
Thanks for keeping up. We always get new insights whenever you guys post a video. But I think you are kinda underestimating the power of proclaim as a whole. It does all these things Propresenter does and more. My church uses it and we have never looked back.
We plug our analog audio mixer output into one of the 2 mic inputs on our ATEM Pro. That saves the cost and complexity of a separate audio capture box. Also, the ATEM Pro can delay the audio signal so that it keeps synchrony with the HDMI video.
Great video. I hope I can implement most of the tips within the next few months. *both thumbs up* I had to laugh when at about 6:37 you talked about the amazing autofocus capabilities of the Sony cameras and in both shots the worship leader was slightly out of focus. At least that's how it looked on my iPhone screen. Keep doing what you’re doing. You’re such an outstanding blessing for so many churches.
If running analog, I just run audio through my ATEM Mini Extreme ISO taking advantage of the ATEM's sound tools as my church. It is already well sync'd when it comes into my streaming software. I stuck with Vmix paired with my stream deck as I can code...but like you said, there are many solutions. Some work for different setups a little better.
Thanks Jake. I noticed on the setup that the price for the Atem Mini Pro wasn't listed which would increase the overall price. But still great recommendations.
I am seeing many asking about an update and have to say I would agree. This is not bad information overall and equipment can be changed. For one a stand alone PC in place of todays laptops utilizing Free programs such as OBS could open many other options. 1- OBS is a full studio, titling, multi camera views, screen captures, multi channel audio, streaming or just recording, effects, PREVIEW AND LIVE views at the same time, etc 2- With multiple USB Ports (not a hub) you open up the ability of different feeds from cameras, projectors, video playbacks, etc. With all that said, the Atem switching unit can help with other options outside the software. IF using IP cameras, Interfacing other then Atem units are used, But make sure you have plenty of Bandwidth and PC power to monitor video feeds and livestream. I would love to see a review with Windows and OBS software utilizing the camera hardware he is recommending.
Hey, great video. Glad to see updates with current tech. Our church uses the Atem mini pro. Has anyone recently noticed it stop streaming while caching? Saw a post it might have to do with the firmware.
You could also plug the aux bus into the atem as a last resort. However, you need a way to monitor the audio going out to stream like a monitor with audio out.
I would like to see an updated version of this using the new black magic studio cameras. Also can this be converted to a wireless setup? Less wires the better. Also what sound board do you recommend, I’m looking for something small and more mobile
tank you very much it help a lot ! what could you recommend if the cameras are too far away from the ATEM ? not sure HDMI is capable to send video signal that far... maybe convert it into SDI and then convert it again into hdmi before plugging into the ATEM ?
Can you run Avipas 1280 cameras through the Avipas AV-3104IP joystick controller into pro presenter and thus stream via resi or restream? Basically can I swap the Sony camera / ATEM mini pro set up for 5 Avipas 1280 / AV-3104IP controller and get the same result (live streaming)
Hey brother, thank you for the video our situation is that we have the cameras we have a great board, but we need a good software for streaming in another room. We already have the Kat 5 cable ready from our Allen heat mixing board
Also you mentioned something for the guys at RenewedVision.... how about a “wizard” for assisting in set up. Like in OBS. When they first turn on PP7, it could ask them what they are using, house screen, confidence, streaming etc etc. Or like a couple of “presets” to help beginners or even bets get up and going with their system. Just a thought.
Awesome video! QUESTION: Once we send the stream to social media and we’re live, how can we get that final social media feed on a jumbotron/in house monitor for audience in the back?
You are a Blessing, Jake. We want jump into live streaming in 2023. Is the Behringer X32 still your top recommendation. What would be the next step up, and also what would be the next step down. Thanks and God Bless.
Are there any audio/video sync issues between the mixing board out and the ATEM output? We don't want the pastor to look like his voice is dubbed from a different language.
Not sure you still look for an answer. Considering that in this setup the external Atem unit does the video mixing, not very powerful. It will depend on your streaming resolution, but a mid-range i5 with 16gig of RAM will do that. A friend has streamed from two cameras directly connected to a midrange Macbook with some presentation via 4G modem.
Love the content! My church needs to update some things for our livestream. Do you do calls or anything like that to help out with specific churches and the gear they currently have? Thanks!
I know this video is old, but I'm in the hunt as I troubleshoot and I'm looking for info anywhere I can find it. My church has been streaming through OBS 1080p29.97 with an ATEM TV Studio HD and throwing NDI info from Pro7. For some reason the audio portion of NDI stopped working which made us jump to our long term plan of streaming through Pro7. We ran a test and everything worked... until Sunday. Today we got setup and things seemed to be working pre-service and then after our countdown video we switched to the camera feed and it hung. What I'm trying to figure out is if we need to change settings (like in OBS) for the video processing of the stream to be handled on a different video card within our 2022 MacBook Pro (with the M1 Pro chip). In my hunting I'm trying to figure out if my USB-C dongle is potentially my issue (even though it all worked prior to going live) since it is a multi-plug that runs ethernet in addition to our USB input for the ATEM. I'm kind of grasping at straws here, but I remembered this video and figured I'd see if there were any small details I was overlooking.
Same question. It seems like they made a conscious decision to not benefit from some of the key features on the ATEM, and I suspect because there is a (possible financial) bias toward ProPresenter/Resi
Is there a sync issue between the Atem taking input from cameras that are HDMI and the mixer? Also, micro HDMI are known to fail. We have 1 camera with HDMI mini and use Blu Tack to make sure the micro side of the cable is kept at the right position. Also, what about HDMI cables for long runs to the Mini?
@James Wilkes thanks for the reply! Looking at getting 20m, but didn't want to spend the money without having some input from those that are using it. SDI is way too expensive to setup for us, a church on a non-existent budget. Thank you!
Question what is a streaming good lens that would shoot long-distance like in the church or in a autotorium like a person is 300 feet from the camera what is a good lens 10 mm to what distance it will get me a close up shot a headshot half body shot. Any suggestions
With the ATEM pro, and an analogue sound desk, you don't need an audio interface. We run a stereo mix out of the sound desk, and straight in to the Mic1 input on the ATEM. (with a custom cable, 2 RCA into 3.5mm stereo). Then the audio comes into the computer as part of the HDMI video from the ATEM. The ATEM also can process basic compression and level limiting on the audio.
Man this helps! Thank you guys for sharing this, I just started being sound man in my church because our lead guy stepped out of the position and I had already had some time with him learning everything he knew, then I was thinking there has to be a better way to run it and live stream our services, this will help our ministry! keep making informational videos! So excited to see what the Lord will do with this!
Audio Capture begins 10:08
Reverb 12:53
Limiter 13:18
Using a DAW 13:38
Beginner's Guide to Live Streaming for Churches 24:46
Pro presenter 14:41
We’ve done a PC based life stream in the UK using a Cannon camera connected to pc via cam link over hdmi, iPad and iPhone connected over NDI for multi camera views and using OBS to stream to Facebook live and TH-cam simultaneously. Audio comes from our X32 via the usb cable. Seems a good solution after almost a year of doing this. We have one venue with cable broadband and one venue where we use 4G LTE connection, but same setup at both.
had chance to try POE@lightning converters?
Hi, thank you for sharing. I am looking for a a solution for my Church. Can you send me a your product and software list? And maybe a Diagram?
Please can you send the diagram for this setup
Or an instruction
This video just gave me a foundation to start from, given a sudden influx of requests I've gotten since I started redoing my Mosque's sound system, now getting questions about lighting and livestreaming. Thanks a bunch, and God bless!
Stream to multiple places is very impressive and I can see the benifits, but I've found that with my church streaming to one place is better because you aren't dividing the viewers into seperate places. One stream, one very lively stream chat
Yeah not a bad idea. I think I prefer the benefits of more people discovering the stream on different platforms and having redundancy in case a platform glitches or takes down your stream.
We run multiple streams and find different kinds of conversations happening on each of them. We have multiple hosts and a pastor on the streams. Also looking to expand into paid streams
@@Churchfront same for us. TH-cam is my preferred platform and I think it's better quality live streams, but Facebook is more convenient for some of our congregation.
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with the ATEM mini pro you don't need to route it through the computer at all... we stream directly from the ATEM mini pro to our church website and TH-cam (both of which record automatically so we do not have that load on a PC either). Use the PC as an input to the ATEM mini pro! Doing this we also run a cable directly out of the mixing console into the back of the ATEM mini pro. This is even easier for a small church.
I’d really love to get more information on your whole setup! Looking into streaming my church’s service but struggling on what exactly I need to do so.
We also stream directly from the ATEM. We are having a little challenge with getting lyrics and scriptures in the lower third of the feed in a professional looking appearance.
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The only thing about streaming directly to TH-cam is that you have to have 1000 subs. As a small church, that's not always easy to accomplish.
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Now a word from our sponsor! “The Like Button” haha I’m stealing that dude! Jake
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Jesus Bless U brother For very Important & Usefull Information For Churches
Before watching this video, I had no earthly idea of live video streaming. Thank you for simplifying and breaking down this process. I am an old school pastor, however, I seriously believe it time to rethink how we do church. I hope by subscribing to your channel I can learn how to set up church like the young folks.
We’re actually pulling the analog signal through the Mic 1 jack of our ATEM Mini. Maybe not ideal, but it works.
I think it’s okay, but if your signal is coming out from a mixer you need to change in atem mini sofware the microphone input to line in input.
Sorry about my English, i hope you understanded.
Thank you for posting this. Very helpful! The only things I would recommend: 1) Consider the CABLING. If I follow your instructions and go-for-it, this will not work probably in the majority of situations. Mainly because the HDMI CABLES would not do it. Maximum length is 20 meters / 50 feet. Most churches are bigger than this, unless you move all your desk to the front of the church, and ends up being the main attraction of the service. Please talk a little bit about CABLES (SDI vs. HDMI vs. FIBER HDMI vs. SDI CONVERTERS); 2) Please check the costs, they are incorrect. Again, if I go-for-it once again, and I ask the church for USD 3K, this would not cut either. Again, don't get me wrong, just helping you being more helpful and effective. Thanks!
may i help you with the cabling choices?
my church built the streaming service around in the middle of last year so i know how the cabling choices is a bit worrisome
there are few choices;
1. full HDMI cable, cons: expensive, and prone to breaking if it bent too much
2. SDI cable (i use this one), cons: you need converter if your capture card or video mixer, or your camera, doesn't have SDI in/out (still cheaper than hdmi, and more resistant in bending)
3. HDMI extender using UTP cable, cons: you got more equipments to take care of
i did not included Fiber and Wireless bcs it's gonna really expensive LOL
If cables or distance is an issue, then consider wireless HDMI such as the Hollyland sets, bang for buck and ease of use they're some of the best on the market at this time.
@@thirdenvoqation7735 That’s what we did. Bought 3 Mars 400s Pro. Some attention is needed for clearing frequencies, but other than that, the freedom they provide gives the production a huge added value.
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I was just hand over my church TH-cam channel and I really need help with growing the channel. Thank you very much for this video
My wife and I want to thank so much for all the information you have provided, we are a small start up church on a budget and your video has been most helpful. I will also be checking in on your copyright video too. FaceBook mutes any music used from videos.
The guy doing the presentation has a good heart. H knows what churches need. Thank you!
Thank you guys this is perfect timing I’m getting ready to present my recommendation to my church for the much needed upgrades.
Yo bro the more I watch this the more helpful this becomes. Thank God for you!!!
Thanks for posting. We don't have the staff for full production but the volunteers we have are dedicated. We only have two cameras that are stationary. I only send them a two track audio mix from the console. There's zero editing. I'll share this with the video crew. Thanks! 😎
We use almost the exact setup in our Church. For those on the fence concerning a multi vs single camera setup, don't hesitate to go multi. We use a second camera for a nice wide shot and it saves us a lot from when the first camera is at a bad angle, not ready or the talent is doing something out of expectation. And its easy!
Meanwhile, if you have a desktop computer with a separate mic in and speaker out ports, you can just use a jack plug to 3.5mm cable to connect your analog mixer to your computer. You could buy a cheap USB sound card too if you have a modern laptop without two distinct audio ports.
We have an SQ7 in church and I connect the mixer to the computer both through USB and line in, and I switch my sources as I please. I can have a consistent MainLR mix routed to the computer's line in, and then experiment with the mix I'm sending through USB. I like the redundancy and it's often helpful when the USB audio isn't loud enough. That's a pain to figure out especially if you're broadcasting over zoom.
Just bought 2 zve-10s for our church, and the sigma 18-50 f2.8 and the sigma 56 f1.4. We have the atem switcher, and will be streaming to YT. Thanks for the walkthrough, it’s helpful to send to a team so they can understand the overall system
Great idea! I just got a ZV-E10 for personal use and I will consider that model for use in church streaming since it's an A6400 in a new skin.
"Godsend!" comes to mind, watching this! I'm the sole volunteer for a small church,
This helps a lot. Thank you taking the time to make this video. Have an awesome Sunday service tomorrow everyone.
Very informative video, thanks. Might I add a suggestion? We're s small congregation with a very limited budget and we went with a MEVO Plus camera. It lets you choose between multiple areas of the picture so it simulates different angles. Together with a monthly subscription it also also allows adding slides and lower thirds and you can stream to multiple sites. It was about 400 EUR and works like a charm. Just a suggestion if you have a tight budget.
Thanks bro it's really helpful for oru ministry.... thankyou so..much I'm from india tamil nadu
It’s good to hear someone break it down !!! Thanks
I was practically brand new at my church when Covid hit, they bought a PTZ camera, I mentioned I was good with that stuff, so naturally they had me set it up 😂. 4 years later as the worship pastor, I’m just now learning that this camera was $3,000 when they bought it 😶. Suffice to say, I’m very happy to now be included in these decisions 😅.
I love the updates on this video. I watched the last year video and it helped me organize the Media team in my church during lockdown. It also opened me to a lot of Livestreaming tools. Nice work Jake
God bless you, Jake!
One change worth considering. We take our audio feed from the sound desk directly into the Atem Mini Pro mini-jack input, so there's then a single combined audio and video output coming from the Atem to the PC. That eliminates any possible audio and video sync issues occurring in the PC hardware or software as they're already synced in the Atem. We've found this to be a better solution then sending a separate audio and video feed to the PC, and syncing there.
This sounds extremely convenient...blessings
This setup is awesome. That Sony camera has the clearest pictures of all the ones we use. The ATEM puts out a great picture. Wish there was a decent free tablet option for controlling it, but there is not, that I can find. Thanks for the great summary.
Thank you. Two words that are simple to say but not said enough.
Thank you Sir fir your videos! May God bless you!
Thank you so much, I hope you have a online tutorial how to do it in details ❤️
For multistreaming our church congregation we are using high tech cameras, the gears you suggested and a combination of OBS and StreamingVideoProvider. Your video triggered some new ideas which we'll incorporate soon. Thank you very much for sharing valuable information.
Thanks for Worship Ministry Toolkit, very very helpful
We use the Roland V-1HD switch. We first went with the BM ATEM Mini, but there was way too much latency. We also have everything going INTO the V-1HD and NOT into Propresenter 6. We send lower 3rd graphics (with black text boxes) from Propresenter on a blue screen to the Roland which takes out the blue and uses live camera under the graphics. The combined signal splits from the Roland goes out to the main screens and to Boxcast for streaming.
Thank you!!!!! This is exactly what I needed to get are church going! Life saver! We got a quote of over 9k for less ability!
Thanks for keeping up. We always get new insights whenever you guys post a video. But I think you are kinda underestimating the power of proclaim as a whole. It does all these things Propresenter does and more. My church uses it and we have never looked back.
Amazing video! Thank you for all your recommendations. It’s an amazing work you all do in Churchfront.
By chance do you have an updated version of this tutorial.
Thank you so much. We’re in the process of upgrading our live stream production. This video was perfectly broken down
Best video I’ve seen so far!!
You just saved me weeks of work.
We plug our analog audio mixer output into one of the 2 mic inputs on our ATEM Pro. That saves the cost and complexity of a separate audio capture box. Also, the ATEM Pro can delay the audio signal so that it keeps synchrony with the HDMI video.
That's not a bad idea.
Great video. Very useful!
Loved your video sponsor section.
Great video. I hope I can implement most of the tips within the next few months. *both thumbs up*
I had to laugh when at about 6:37 you talked about the amazing autofocus capabilities of the Sony cameras and in both shots the worship leader was slightly out of focus. At least that's how it looked on my iPhone screen.
Keep doing what you’re doing. You’re such an outstanding blessing for so many churches.
he was in focus. the cheaper sony lenses just aren't very sharp.
If running analog, I just run audio through my ATEM Mini Extreme ISO taking advantage of the ATEM's sound tools as my church. It is already well sync'd when it comes into my streaming software. I stuck with Vmix paired with my stream deck as I can code...but like you said, there are many solutions. Some work for different setups a little better.
Thanks Jake. I noticed on the setup that the price for the Atem Mini Pro wasn't listed which would increase the overall price. But still great recommendations.
Dang good catch! lol I've updated it now. Fortunately it keeps it close to the $3k range, especially if you go with the base ATEM Mini.
This is very helpful. Could I suggest that you add the Chapers to your video? Would be helpful for quick reference for when you talk about what.
Thanks, I use this tutorial for my mosque: D
I am seeing many asking about an update and have to say I would agree. This is not bad information overall and equipment can be changed. For one a stand alone PC in place of todays laptops utilizing Free programs such as OBS could open many other options.
1- OBS is a full studio, titling, multi camera views, screen captures, multi channel audio, streaming or just recording, effects, PREVIEW AND LIVE views at the same time, etc
2- With multiple USB Ports (not a hub) you open up the ability of different feeds from cameras, projectors, video playbacks, etc.
With all that said, the Atem switching unit can help with other options outside the software. IF using IP cameras, Interfacing other then Atem units are used, But make sure you have plenty of Bandwidth and PC power to monitor video feeds and livestream.
I would love to see a review with Windows and OBS software utilizing the camera hardware he is recommending.
Hands down most helpful tutorial!
fantastic and simple live stream setup, keep it up bro.
This is great man. Exactly what I was looking for to help take my church to the next level. The worship toolkit is perfect!
Could you do a updated video on the same subject but how to set up like wire it all up thanks
Great video - absolutely clear for a new user
This video helps a lot! Thanks dude for sharing!
Hey, great video.
Glad to see updates with current tech.
Our church uses the Atem mini pro. Has anyone recently noticed it stop streaming while caching? Saw a post it might have to do with the firmware.
I think we need more FOSS or open source software in Churches today.
You could also plug the aux bus into the atem as a last resort. However, you need a way to monitor the audio going out to stream like a monitor with audio out.
God bless you bro...your worship tech tips are super helpful.
great help! Glory to God Jake
Oh!!thank you so much for your amazing demonstration 😊
Great video, easy to understand and follow. Thanks man.
I would like to see an updated version of this using the new black magic studio cameras. Also can this be converted to a wireless setup? Less wires the better. Also what sound board do you recommend, I’m looking for something small and more mobile
tank you very much it help a lot !
what could you recommend if the cameras are too far away from the ATEM ? not sure HDMI is capable to send video signal that far... maybe convert it into SDI and then convert it again into hdmi before plugging into the ATEM ?
This was very helpful. Thank you!
Can you run Avipas 1280 cameras through the Avipas AV-3104IP joystick controller into pro presenter and thus stream via resi or restream?
Basically can I swap the Sony camera / ATEM mini pro set up for 5 Avipas 1280 / AV-3104IP controller and get the same result (live streaming)
Awesome Go both teams.....
Wow that’s a lot to learn. How much would a minimal one camera solution cost. So basically on a shoestring budget. Thanks
Awesome comprehensive video! Thanks
Good information. Thanks!
Hey brother, thank you for the video our situation is that we have the cameras we have a great board, but we need a good software for streaming in another room. We already have the Kat 5 cable ready from our Allen heat mixing board
I prefer using the Tricaster TC1 4k system.
The TC1 can do everything that pro presenter can do and more.
Also you mentioned something for the guys at RenewedVision.... how about a “wizard” for assisting in set up. Like in OBS. When they first turn on PP7, it could ask them what they are using, house screen, confidence, streaming etc etc. Or like a couple of “presets” to help beginners or even bets get up and going with their system. Just a thought.
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i love this want to improve my church live worship
Awesome video! QUESTION: Once we send the stream to social media and we’re live, how can we get that final social media feed on a jumbotron/in house monitor for audience in the back?
You are a Blessing, Jake. We want jump into live streaming in 2023. Is the Behringer X32 still your top recommendation. What would be the next step up, and also what would be the next step down. Thanks and God Bless.
Are there any audio/video sync issues between the mixing board out and the ATEM output? We don't want the pastor to look like his voice is dubbed from a different language.
omg thank you so much this has altered my project for the best way forward. i shall conact you fairly soon
So you stream, present, and record from the same computer? How powerful does that one computer need to be?
Not sure you still look for an answer. Considering that in this setup the external Atem unit does the video mixing, not very powerful. It will depend on your streaming resolution, but a mid-range i5 with 16gig of RAM will do that.
A friend has streamed from two cameras directly connected to a midrange Macbook with some presentation via 4G modem.
Love the content! My church needs to update some things for our livestream. Do you do calls or anything like that to help out with specific churches and the gear they currently have? Thanks!
Help me understand for each red arrow in your diagram which cable is being used... hdmi, usb, etc. Please! ☺
I know this video is old, but I'm in the hunt as I troubleshoot and I'm looking for info anywhere I can find it. My church has been streaming through OBS 1080p29.97 with an ATEM TV Studio HD and throwing NDI info from Pro7. For some reason the audio portion of NDI stopped working which made us jump to our long term plan of streaming through Pro7. We ran a test and everything worked... until Sunday. Today we got setup and things seemed to be working pre-service and then after our countdown video we switched to the camera feed and it hung.
What I'm trying to figure out is if we need to change settings (like in OBS) for the video processing of the stream to be handled on a different video card within our 2022 MacBook Pro (with the M1 Pro chip). In my hunting I'm trying to figure out if my USB-C dongle is potentially my issue (even though it all worked prior to going live) since it is a multi-plug that runs ethernet in addition to our USB input for the ATEM. I'm kind of grasping at straws here, but I remembered this video and figured I'd see if there were any small details I was overlooking.
Why do you not plug the audio into the ATEM mic 1 or 2? Or why do you not plug the audio from the mixer into one of your cameras?
Same question. It seems like they made a conscious decision to not benefit from some of the key features on the ATEM, and I suspect because there is a (possible financial) bias toward ProPresenter/Resi
I asked because I can't get mine to sync even with the clap test. Wondered if anyone one else had that problem and gave up.
Thank you and God bless you
Question... Can you bring the audio out of the x32 and into the atem mini pro?
We currently have our routed to aux out.
Great video!!
Is there a sync issue between the Atem taking input from cameras that are HDMI and the mixer?
Also, micro HDMI are known to fail. We have 1 camera with HDMI mini and use Blu Tack to make sure the micro side of the cable is kept at the right position.
Also, what about HDMI cables for long runs to the Mini?
I’d also like an answer on this
@James Wilkes thanks for the reply! Looking at getting 20m, but didn't want to spend the money without having some input from those that are using it. SDI is way too expensive to setup for us, a church on a non-existent budget.
Thank you!
Praying to get a digital mixer to improve the live services.
Question what is a streaming good lens that would shoot long-distance like in the church or in a autotorium like a person is 300 feet from the camera what is a good lens 10 mm to what distance it will get me a close up shot a headshot half body shot. Any suggestions
Great information! Thank you!
How can I get you guys to set up our church sound system and streaming
Very good presentation.
Great content man. Blessings...
What would you suggest for a small gathering of a 100 persons. Gadgets, setup and pricing.
Thanks
This is very useful info thank you! for the livestream how can i do lowerthirds with videos and how can i do graphics?
This is absolutely great! Thank you!
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