“One of the great things about Primestream is that it works with just about any non-linear editor, ” John McKinnon says,“ so if we decide to change systems, we know Primestream will be compatible. Then our editors take those notes and create a project in Apple Final Cut Pro for post-production. From there, producers can access the proxies from their own workstations to make notes and rough cuts using the Primestream Proxy Editor. The high-resolution recordings are loaded into Primestream, and then makes low-resolution proxies and tags the metadata. With the program feed plus nine different ISO cameras, they end up with 20 different recordings of the same sermon. Charles Stanley.” To create the show, they start by recording two recitations of a sermon every Sunday. The television Ministry functions more like a post house than a broadcast operation, and it works on one primary program: “In Touch with Dr. “In the several months that we’ve been using it,” McKinnon says, “Primestream has become the backbone of our file-based operation.” After transitioning to digital cameras, they migrated away from our previous media asset management (MAM) system and began using Primestream’s asset management platform. The broadcast industry has been moving away from tape for the past decade, and the ministry decided to follow suit.

Part of this expansion is thanks to digital file-based media. Charles Stanley” can be seen and heard around the world on more than 2,600 radio and television outlets in more than 50 languages, and also via podcasts, In Touch smartphone apps, the Web, and a solar-powered, hand-held audio device known as the “In Touch Ministries Messenger.” “Clearly our ministry has embraced technological advancements, which have allowed us to get our message to many more people than we could have back in 1972,” says John McKinnon, In Touch Ministries’ Director of Broadcast Operations With that, the broadcast grew from a few thousand local viewers to a nationwide audience in a single week. Stanley about including the program on its new venture, a satellite distribution network to cable systems that today is one of the largest television ministries in the world.

A few years later, the Christian Broadcasting Network contacted Dr. It started in 1972 with a half-hour program called “The Chapel Hour,” which ran on two Atlanta-area television stations.

PRIMESTREAM HAS BECOME THE BACKBONE OF OUR FILE-BASED OPERATION

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