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Church Edit | Church Websites | Live streaming using YouTube
https://www.churchedit.co.uk/website-tips/church.../live-streaming-using-youtube/
A guide to setting up a Live Stream using YouTube and embedding it in your website. ... You should then receive a text message, or voice message, from Google ...
Churches ‘Live Streaming’ their services is becoming increasingly popular as a way of reaching a wider audience. Due to the decreasing cost of good quality cameras, and the availability of free streaming software, this technology is now available to churches of all sizes.
In this article we’ll show you how you can use YouTube and some free encoding software to add Live Streaming to your Church Edit website.
The first thing you will need to do is set up a YouTube account, if you don’t already have one. This can be done by going to youtube.com and clicking ‘Sign Up’ at the top right of the screen.
Once your account is set up and you are logged in, you can set up your account for Live Streaming.
The first step is to set up a YouTube channel. In the menu on the left hand side of the page click ‘My Channel’.
You will then be asked to add a name that you are going to use YouTube as. The page that comes up will have the name that you signed up to YouTube with already added. As we are setting the channel up to be used for church, rather than for our personal use, you will need to click the ‘Use a business or other name’ link at the bottom of the window.
https://www.churchedit.co.uk/website-tips/church-video/live-streaming-using-youtube/
Want to Live Stream Your Sermons? Try Google Hangout - How to ...
https://www.sharefaith.com/blog/2014/07/live-stream-sermons-google-hangout/
Google+ Hangouts give you a way to add live video streams to your Church Website ... If you are shown a link asking you to verify your YouTube account, click the link ... If you have browsed away from that screen, hover over the Google+ “Home” ... We are currently using Livestream, and would like to know if there's a way to ...
Want to Live Stream Your Sermons? Try Google Hangout – How to Live Stream Your Church Service with Google Hangout
Sharefaith Team
Church & Worship Related, Church Websites
If you’ve ever wanted to have live video streams of your church services but weren’t sure if there was enough interest to justify the effort and cost, we’ve got great news for you! Google+ Hangouts give you a way to add live video streams to your Church Website at no cost and with very little effort. All you need is a website, a Google+ account and a camera on an Internet-connected computer during your service.
Sign up for a Google+ account
If you already have a Gmail address, you already have a Google+ account, so you can skip this step.
https://www.sharefaith.com/blog/2014/07/live-stream-sermons-google-hangout/
YouTube Live vs Facebook Live - A side by side review
https://info.conferenceroomsystems.com/youtube-live-vs-facebook
Jun 1, 2017 - Here at CRS we broadcast to Facebook and YouTube respectively every week on ... an audience on Facebook or YouTube with their live streaming offerings. .... Your browser does not currently recognize any of the video formats available. .... YouTube Forum, https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!msg/ ...
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Live Streaming Platform Tech Specs
Facebook Live YouTube Live
Resolutions Supported 720p 4K/60fps, 4K/30fps, 1080p60fps, 1080p30fps
Maximum Length 240 Minutes 36 Hours (continuos stream available)
Static Stream Key No Yes
Scheduled Events Yes Yes
Embed Live Event Yes Yes
User Notifications Yes, (Multiple) Yes, (Single Email to subscribers)
Quality Good Best
API Yes, (See Notes Below) Yes, (See Notes Below)
Live Stream Map Yes No
Live Stream Channel No Yes
Mobile Streaming Yes Yes
Desktop Streaming App Yes No
DVR No Yes
Video Editor No Yes
There is no doubt that YouTube is a clear winner here when it comes to professionals features. Personally, I stopped live streaming in 720p years ago when regular i7 computers were capable of streaming content in 1080p. I always suggest that users should stream in the resolution they would normal upload a video in for views on-demand. This is ideal because most views will still happen after a live event. Streaming in 1080p or 4K is ideal when bandwidth is available and it’s encouraged by the YouTube algorithm (more on that in this video).
https://info.conferenceroomsystems.com/youtube-live-vs-facebook
YouTube Live Streaming: Myths, Perks and Perils - Event Amplifier
eventamplifier.com/2015/02/11/youtube-live-streaming-myths-perks-and-perils/
After our experiments with Google Hangouts on Air at events we were keen to see how YouTube live streaming performed and to explore some of the common misconceptions event organisers have about using YouTube for live streaming. Here are the myths, perks and perils you need to consider…Time Limits
Each YouTube live streaming event is limited to 8 hours. For most conferences, this will not be a problem, but if you are planning a longer event, you may need to consider how to split your live stream coverage to account for this limitation.
Conclusions
For most of our clients, who run one-off or annual events in the education sector, YouTube live streaming represents a significant way to save money and deliver an advert-free live stream. In fact, it is now the first option we offer to our live video streaming clients, unless there is a particular feature they need that requires purchasing support from one of the other major platforms. These platforms still have their place, but free streaming without adverts is a tough proposition to beat and could allow more events to stream their proceedings more cost effectively.
Need Help?
If you would like help live video streaming a conference or workshop to a wider audience, please contact [email protected] to discuss your needs and get a quote.
Feb 11, 2015 - Have you considered using YouTube's free live streaming service? ... This is a major advantage to event organisers who want to control the way their ... contact [email protected] to discuss your needs and get a quote. .... We are a church and currently we live stream using youtube and Google ...
Legal Ins and Outs of Live Streaming in Public – Sara F. Hawkins ...
https://sarafhawkins.com/legal-live-streaming-in-public/
Because when you hire people you can get them to sign away their rights to sue you.When it comes to trademarks and live streaming for commercial use, you ..
Phil February 8, 2017 at 2:07 pm - Reply
Hi Sara,
Thanks for the post! My question is for churches who live stream their services and are recorded for playback. Are there any legal concerns? Would any notice or sign need to be posted anywhere?
Thanks
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Sara Hawkins February 9, 2017 at 10:33 pm - Reply
Phil, there are definitely legal concerns when livestreaming events. While the church may feel that it’s their facility and their event they can do as they wish, someone who enters the sanctuary may believe, right or wrong, there is a level of privacy. It would be pretty easy to provide a disclosure and give attendees the option to to enter if they didn’t wish to be filmed. There are some locations that I’m aware of the have areas where people would not be filmed. This has been beneficial for children with families. Lots of options to reduce and/or eliminate potential liability with regard to livestreaming.
https://sarafhawkins.com/legal-live-streaming-in-public/
https://lisk.io/academy/blockchain-basics/use-cases
Using Blockchain to Keep Public Data Public - Harvard Business Review
https://hbr.org/2017/03/using-blockchain-to-keep-public-data-public
Mar 31, 2017 - The answer lies with the public — public blockchains, to be specific. ... public blockchain in this manner would not only address our data access ...
With each party wary of the other’s motives and practices, it’s been difficult to settle on a compromise. But if governments and emerging technology companies used the public blockchain, both parties could achieve what they want. Companies could move fast, and consumer safety and rights would be protected.
As respected venture capitalist and author Tim O’Reilly says, “Regulations, which specify how to execute laws in much more detail, should be regarded in much the same way that programmers regard their code and algorithms — that is, as a constantly updated tool set to achieve the outcomes specified in the laws.”
Conceivably, companies would update their information to the blockchain, with secure mechanisms put in place to protect individual and corporate privacy, and the government would use this data, submitted in real time, to apply local laws to those companies, their employees or contractors, and consumers. The government agency responsible for overseeing the industry would then analyze data, such as consumer feedback ratings and other relevant information (for example, whether ride-sharing drivers take tourists on a longer route), to improve safety and better protect the rights of everyone involved. In other words, the government would use lightweight algorithmic regulation to protect local citizen rights and safety.
The public blockchain would fundamentally change the way we govern and do business. Rather than asking companies and consumers to downgrade their digital interactions in order to comply with the law, the government would create an adaptable system that would reduce the amount of paperwork and compliance for businesses and consumers. Rather than force emerging technologies and business models into legal gray areas, the government would use algorithmic regulation to create a level playing field for incumbent companies in their respective industries.
Unless we tackle our crisis of data now, distrust between government, businesses, and citizens will reach an untenable peak. The growth and innovation of our startup economy will be stunted, and the ability for local and state governments to effectively govern will simply erode. We need open data to keep making important business and policy decisions — and we need to put it back into the hands of the public. Our data problem doesn’t have to be a crisis. It can be an opportunity — a chance for our business leaders and policy makers to rebuild a foundation of trust in the critical data we all depend on.
https://hbr.org/2017/03/using-blockchain-to-keep-public-data-public
API Authentication on Vimeo Developer API
https://developer.vimeo.com/api/authentication
Application is accessing public content (unauthenticated requests): In this ... The advantages of this approach are that users enter their log-in credentials only on ...
Generate unauthenticated tokens
To get an unauthenticated access token, you should make an HTTP POST request to https://api.vimeo.com/oauth/authorize/client, along with an authorization header and some parameters.
POSThttps://api.vimeo.com/oauth/authorize/client
Field Required Description
grant_type Yes MUST be set to "client_credentials"
scope No Defaults to public; this is a space-separated list of scopes you want to access
You can build the authorization header with your client ID and client secret:
"Authorization : basic " + base64(client_id + ":" + client_secret)
Note: Vimeo will automatically delete tokens that have not been used for an extended period of time. If your API calls are months apart you might need to create a new token.
Generate authenticated tokens