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rolandc wrote:The 552 is SD 580tvl via the HDMI port, but what does work are the RGB connectors to an HD scaler. Picture looks far better that way.

Would you please say which scaler you're using?

russellhltn wrote: I wouldn't be surprised but what the satellite feed itself is only SD quality.

Agreed. For General Conference, I may also try streaming via YouTube or the LDS Website.

Update to an old topic... During last night's worldwide devotional broadcast, I decided to test THESE . Our stake center has it's satellite box in the back of the building, in the library. So, starting at the back of the Unity 552, I used it's HDMI port, via HDMI cable to the first balun, then via g...

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We've got lights in the ceiling that are already focused on the podium. However, I've never seen them used while other lights are dimmed. I think it would make for far better broadcast quality.

While the camera has a 85mm lens, it looks like it has a smaller sensor. So it will have a greater "zoom" than your full-frame. That was exactly it. I had forgotten to account for the crop factor. Our Stake Center is hand-cuffed with 768Kbs upload speeds, so we won't realize the true bene...

If you are wanting to go HD, a good recommendation is the PTZOptics 20x-IP, ( http://www.ptzoptics.com ), we utilize this via its HD-SDI output and it goes to our computer and then outputs back out to the projectors with about 1 frame of delay. (There is zero delay from the camera to the computer, ...

So, can we assume General Conference will be broadcast live on Sirius XM?

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