That PPP money

shut up (not to youtuber)

A good presentation but the music is very distracting.

You HAVE to get rid of this awful music. WTF were you thinking? Ruined an excellent explanation.

Just a minor point, the B in BNC is widely believed to stand for BAYONET. A French word that has evolved to mean a Push & Twist To Lock Socket Mechanism. That was smart to show the cable examples from KOPUL, KONDOR BLUE & CANARE via B&H. Also a good choice for SDI cables is LAIRD (also available from B&H), they make cables that are pretty supple and malleable for those difficult tight spaces and have limited availability in some colors. The actual BNC connectors used on LAIRD cables have a better install fit and easier release glide to them.

He's missing out on a very important factor... HDMI is weak as hell, during some recent live streaming events, I had 1 hdmi cable break every job from people walking on them; DO NOT use hdmi in any environment where it is basically touched... sdi is what you need for this.

Great video!

I wanted to watch and learn this throughout, but the background music is torture.

Mind blowing🤯

Hi, do you have support for spanish speakers?

Great Video!

Great video!!! thanks so much

Thanks for the lesson it was quite helpful

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Nice! Where did you get the Stand for the TC Clarity M?

Better yet, run both HDMI and SDI over Cat6/Cat6a Ethernet cable.

@Resi - Thank you for the clear SDI explanation. Much appreciated.

WOW, Jesse explains the physics of audio better than I've ever heard. Little did I know this short humble video would have such a profound impact on the way I mix 🤯

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Bruh you say HDMI can only be used in 6ft setup am using it daily in a 50m setup that translates to 164ft and if i need longer i can go up to 100m HDMI cable but i must say it's fiber cable for 100m one and it translates to 328ft don't know what's going on here

This is annoying when you call this a beginners guide and you go more into this is brand x vs y, blah blah blah. Here's this brand of card. Blah blah blah. What have you told me? Not a damn thing. Say I have some given wall setup. Do I need a single card per panel? You imply that but I'm not certain. So I have some GPU receiver per panel. Now what? Via fueng shuei your video appears? If I have some particular video image or animated loop, its ready to go! How EXACTLY do you get it from storage to the wall or better still, what if I want a work station feeding it directly?

Ironic that this video has terrible lip-sync.

i have a black magic atem extreme and use it as my encoder. Is there a benefit to using a resi encoder or similiar?

Good except that monotonous, repetitive background music.

Beside youtube is there Traing course I could take?

@38:49 **chef’s kiss** & a major lightbulb moment for me, personally. Thank you for this interview!

This was really well put-together and informative!

Lol. Oh by the way we have Neve preamps on all our main inputs. Thank you for the great videos. My church is doing this with Kool Aid and Crackers. Maybe have a listen?

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Is there a way you can actually show how this done on an actual camera

Can this service be used to deliver a basic feed directly to Twitch or KZbin? I would rather just find a way to reliably send a Twitch feed honestly.. something that will force TCP vs UDP via a proxy to make sure packets get delivered.

Best Frame Rate For church Live Streaming

Thanks man this is cool

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Great content, thanks

Not all cultural views are good, this trains ppl to not be involved with real ppl.

This is what I've been searching for. As I am getting involved in the audio, I've been learning a lot. The missing piece of the puzzle has been the mastering. It's something I starting learning about in the last week, but this talk really reinforced the need for mastering and explained it really well.

Who on earth with production quality such as this is going to attempt to stream using a cellular connection? A horrible "real world" example...

Great interview, guys! Thank you for sharing this

This video was absolutely amazing major kudos 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Are you getting your feed from FOH via RIO 3224-D, Neve Or did you get the feed from the RIO 3224-D and Neve 1073 via pro tools MTRX using Dante????

wow that's great Jesse i love everything the mix great ....how much is your distressesr each

Love this amazingVid. I would definitely suggest Reaper instead for the main Daw whether for recording or mixing. Probably the most stable, configurable, and editable daw on the market with only a $60 dollar practice. Which means all the pocket savings you need to buy some of your go to plugins. Just my 2 cents!

Great to sit at the feet of the VD for A cutting edge church like Red Rocks! Very cool!

Great video!!!

Blue Amber’s the best! 💪

Thank you for making this video! I am curious on why not use gen lock with blackmagic systems, when most oft their hardware has genlock inputs and some even generators - can you explain that?

Honestly can't even stream 1080p with starlink. Can't even get it stable at 720p 30fps.