November 8, 2011
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Video Record 101
How would you produce a video from a church service? With a tight budget, not a lot of video techs hanging around looking to spend hours and hours of time editing video, here is what I did.
Andrew Nutma
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About Me:
Married with three childern
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Sorry for the delay. Here is a link to my google doc
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1odHFUd2zMAMFtzyE3BbeasfHFBuxcKnxw4dk...
It has all my notes including scripts, when I get a...
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Awesome post, inspiring.
My church youth group has been using a facebook group for a few years. It is a great way to communicate. However the problem is some people "do not do facebook"....
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Hey Tim, we have just started posting our video, like Harkus we upload the sermon to Youtube and only if the leader gives permission. I would recommend going with a Pan Tilt Zoom camera...
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That sounds like an interesting problem. Maybe a simple solution would be to to have a batch script to move the files on startup? I am curiuos what OS and capture card you are using? Currently I...
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Sorry posted same message twice.
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We at Terrace CRC are using Churchinfo, currently we only use it to track membership, small group lists and elder lists and most important printing the church directory with or without photos....
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As a network Admin, the more you backup the better. Windows 7 has a great backup solution built in. I would suggest purchasing a 2 bay NAS (Network Attached Storage) which supports hot swap...
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I believe bulletins should be password protected, we post out bulletin on a password protected page. The username and password are posted in the bulletin for members. The main issue I see is not...
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