How to bring in multiple cameras into EasyWorship, NDI Input, Outputs and more!

Today we are going to talk about how easy worship can be with integrated technology that will help your congregation experience all the power and even more control of EasyWorship 7. We will discuss how you can find the perfect media for church and share live camera video feeds with scripture, lyrics and much more. PTZOptics and EasyWorship are here to help you answer questions about the best way to set up visuals inside your church that are sure to inspire.

We will take you into a review four easy ways to bring live cameras into your video production system with exciting new technology that will increase what your church can do on a budget. We will review how you can use EasyWorships new NDI input and output features to create engaging live video presentations, and provide your pastor with his own customized confidence monitor so he can stay on track and ahead of the curve.

If your church is interested in learning how to incorporate EasyWorship into your live streaming and share the good word of god online than this webinar presentation is for you!

There are four easy ways to add cameras into EasyWorship using the Feed Editor. You can have a USB connected camera, which will show up as a media source. This is perhaps one of the easiest ways to get a live camera feed into EasyWorship because you only need to plug it in via USB to your computer. Next, you can use an SDI or HDMI camera using a capture card. In our presentation, we show a Magewell SDI capture card being connected to a PTZOptics SDI camera. SDI is ideal because it allows you to run the cabling hundreds of feet without any issues. USB and HDMI generally cannot be run long distances without issue. Another great way to bring in multiple cameras into your computer is to use a PCIe capture card with multiple SDI or HDMI ports on it. This will allow you to connect multiple cameras to EasyWorship through the feed editor. Finally, the latest way to add cameras into EasyWorship is over NDI as you can see in the picture above. This way allows you to connect a PTZOptics NDI camera anywhere on your network and pull that video feed directly into your EasyWorship software.

Let's take a look at the EasyWorship Feed Editor available inside EasyWorship. This is where you can add additional live video sources into any of your presentations. Once they are put into the software through the Feed Editor you will have access to display them in any of your slides. You can start by entering a name for your live video feed. You can select from your available video input devices using the drop-down menu. Once you have selected a source from the drop-down menu you can then choose the resolution, aspect ratio, and audio properties.

Another great way to use EasyWorship is inside your video production software such as OBS, Wirecast, xSplit, Livestream Studio or vMix. In the picture above, you can see that the pastor has a three monitor setup. He has his live streaming software on one monitor, EasyWorship software on a second monitor and finally a Full-Screen EasyWorship output on the third monitor. This is a great way to bring EasyWorship into your video production using just a single computer. But there is another way to bring EasyWorship into your video production software using multiple computers. You can use the NDI video output from EasyWorship to connect the output to another computer.

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