One configuration, not options
One system for your room, with the reason for each part — and the parts you do not need.
Solutions
Start from the room.Not from a parts list.
Four situations. Pick the one that matches yours — each one ends in a single configuration, checked against the exact models before anything is ordered.
One configuration, with the reason for each part — and the parts you do not need.
Worship · volunteer team
Church live streaming
Angles a volunteer can recall, and a switch that survives a rotating Sunday team.
- Camera count and placement
- PTZ preset scheme
- Audio feed to the stream
- Who can run it next week
Lean production · 1–3 operators
Small team live streaming
One signal path, set up the same way every time, without a rehearsal to remember it.
- Signal path for the distance
- Switcher or encoder
- Repeatable setup order
- What to skip
Automation · production desk
ATEM + Companion workflow
Buttons that do the same thing every show — mapped to the actions the operator repeats.
- Button map by show action
- Macro and feedback logic
- Tally routing
- KD50B, KD50X or KD60A2
Sports · events
vMix replay workflow
Replay the operator can hit without chasing a mouse, on a link that holds up live.
- TCP or USB-MIDI control link
- Replay operator controls
- Recording and review path
- KD61B setup
What you get at the end of any of them
Compatibility confirmed first
Checked against the exact models before anything is ordered, not after it arrives.
Written so someone else can build it
A form a volunteer can follow without you in the room.
None of these is quite your room?
Room size, camera count, software, and who operates it. Enough to say which of the four you are in — or that you are in none of them.