LED video walls are impressive to behold and can make an impressive impact for a church, but they require significant planning before execution. After all, a video wall can be scaled up to almost any size and in almost any shape, so there’s a lot of room to get creative. There’s also cost, space, power and positioning to consider, but the added research is worth it.
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Paragon 360 was contracted in 2023 by Germantown Baptist in Germantown, TN for a large-scale sanctuary and lobby renovation project that would include audio, video, and lighting (AVL) systems, custom scenic and architectural elements, custom rigging and acoustical...
PTZ camera innovator Telycam has begun shipping its eagerly awaited Explore broadcast-class PTZ camera. Designed to redefine excellence in live production, the Explore camera features a 1-inch sensor and delivers stellar quality, superior auto-focus performance,...
Intinor, Sweden’s leading developer of high-quality video over the internet, is unveiling significant advancements to its Direkt series at NAB 2025. With a focus on higher image quality, seamless interoperability, and improved user experience, Intinor continues to...
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