How it works
- Tech check
We remote in to your sound-desk computer and run a test session, so you know what works before you commit.
- Setup
If your computer passes, we set up on it. If it doesn't, or you want full automation, we ship you our small box.
- First service
We mix your whole stream live, from the first song to the last announcement. Then you get your recording by link, plus a service report.
What we need from you
- A wired internet port near the sound desk
- At least 10 Mbps upload during services
- A USB connection to your console
- Someone at the desk who can mute a mic that feeds back
- A "safe" mix saved on your desk as a fallback
Questions
Will this work with our setup?
Use our spec checker to see in about two minutes. Then we'll confirm it with a tech check.
Can you hear our room?
No. We hear the stream, not the room, and we mix the stream and recording rather than your room sound. That's why we ask for someone at the desk who can mute a mic that feeds back.
Do we need the box?
Only if your computer doesn't pass the tech check, or you want full automation. The box stays Steadycast's property and goes back to us within 7 days when your contract ends.
What if our internet goes down?
Your team switches to the safe mix saved on your desk, and we sort out the rest afterward. We can't guarantee a stream when the church's internet fails, which is why we strongly recommend a cable over Wi-Fi.
How long can we download our files?
Your link stays active for 14 days, so save your copy before then. We delete our copies after you confirm delivery.
Do we need a music license?
Not to work with us. Music licensing is your church's responsibility, and Steadycast isn't liable for copyright claims, mutes or takedowns. We recommend a license such as CCLI Streaming.
Can we try it first?
Ask us about a free trial service, which comes with a before/after clip of your own stream.
Have another question? Send us a message.