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Join the conversation; call 1-877-763-3246, leave a comment below the video, or hit me up on Twitter (@PaulAlanClif)On today’s ChurchTechCast.com Q & A, church tech questions on: Pro5 remote problems, Pro6 training, Pro6 YouTube, & Component to HDMI
Here are the latest questions:
Kyle Scott via YouTube in reply to my Pro5 remote app video
what do you do if it just says no services found?
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Emily Snook via twitter
Hey Paul. Could you send me a couple of good training links for PP 6 that I can use to help train some people? Thanks!
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Michael Donald via email
We want to play a youtube video in Pro 6, is that possible and do you have a video on this?
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Mike Carland via email
Our church just getting into webcasting our services. We are looking at buying a Vaddio ProductionView HD video switcher / camera controller, which has component video output only. I like the “church streamer” box from ChurchStreaming.tv but it only accepts HDMI or SDI inputs. Would using a component video to HDMI convertor be wise? One from Blackmagic?
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