- Running easyworship with livestream how to#
- Running easyworship with livestream 1080p#
- Running easyworship with livestream update#
- Running easyworship with livestream software#
- Running easyworship with livestream Pc#
Once OBS Live Stream is configured and working, EasyWorship is used to control the service, what appears on Easyworship appears on the live stream screen. OBS controls the Live Stream and sends the output to YOUTUBE, via the Internet connection, for public viewing.
Running easyworship with livestream software#
The video output from EasyWorship (sent to projectors etc.) is also captured by the OBS Studio software (running on the same laptop – or separate laptop if required). The EasyWorship program on the laptop, allows the Camera picture and sound to be merged with EasyWorship Service slides that form the service displayed to the congregation. This helps reduce latency between Video and Sound on the Live Stream. Sound and video is fed diectly to the Laptop via the HDMI (camera output) to USB (computer input) adapter (dongel). The Webcam supports XLR wired connections direct from the Sound Mixer or from a Micrphone (Wired or Radio) to the camera. The Church normal sound system, as used by the worship musicians and lecturn microphones, was used to link the sound to the Live Stream service via a standard XLR to XLR audio cable. YOUTUBE CHANNEL (Live Streaming needs setting up for each stream).At least 2mbytes of Internet access is required from the Laptop.Soundcraft UI24R Rack mounted sound mixing deck USB or XLR out.Camlink ELGATO 20gam9901 HDMI to USB Dongel (video and sound).
Running easyworship with livestream how to#
This only affect outgo for recording (or live feed), not sanctuary sound.All Saints Liverpool are learning how to share our Sunday services Live online. We do however have sound distortion that we haven't been able to identify (wavering, like you are plugging and unplugging your ears) since December, but that is not OBS.I believe it may be the RAPChorizon we have our sound plugged into from our sound board.
Running easyworship with livestream 1080p#
We now have a 1080p HD camera connected to a second laptop, using OBS Software with the NDI plugin that we are using to live stream services to.
Running easyworship with livestream Pc#
We have a desktop PC with a monitor and Easy Worship that sends one screen to the main projector in front of the house, second display (for foldback/choir black & white). Relatively speaking.we lost feed back in Dec when they did the update, but were able to roll that back and received the feed back. We are in the process of setting up Easy Worship to be used to layer text over our live stream video using OBS software with the NDI plugin. We are able to bring projections in from one computer to the recording computer (we run Easyworship). Learn more about live streaming to social media platforms with OBS and EasyWorship 7, the ultimate software for making your worship, sermon, announcements, a. We also have the PTZ camera that runs through the Blackmagic into OBS. We are running obs 26.02 (or something like that version.the one from November)
Running easyworship with livestream update#
We haven't though been able to update OBS, because BlackMagic hasn't accommodated the update, but it hasn't been an issue as of yet. It keeps anything from getting overloaded and reduces the likelihood of distortion from other things running. This also allows us to take what we feed from a separate computer into the soundboard to get recorded. I understand this may be common knowledge for some so forgive me if this is not relevant to you.Ĭlick to expand.We plug the soundboard into a Blackmagic device and the device into the computer. In my case, being on a laptop, I needed to use that splitter and I was able to get it to work (although I am currently diagnosing a problem with horrible interference/static coming from the feed). If you don't have one, you can find them online by searching 3.5mm headseat splitter. With that, you need to connect the 3.5mm cord form the sound board to the mic input in the splitter (again usually color coded as light pink on the splitter). If you are using a laptop or your computer only has only one 3.5mm port, then you will need a splitter that's connects to that 3.5mm port and allows you to connect a headphone and mic separately (these adapters usually come with computer headsets that's have mics). If you are using a desktop computer, be sure to connect the 3.5mm cable to the pink connector in order to input sound to your PC. Most desktop computers have 2 separate 3.5mm ports one for a headphone connection (usually a light green color) and another for a microphone input (usually a light pink color).
The issue you are having getting this to work may have to do with the 3.5mm port you are using on your computer. I am also using OBS to livestream my church service and recently gone through the same process of getting audio feed directly form our board.
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