Share art and prayer.
Gain a bigger audience and share art and prayer with the whole world. Live streaming is a great way to overcome physical distance and share cultural and religious events with those who aren’t able to attend them in person.
Managing a live stream is easy: start streaming with the press of a button. Alternatively, schedule a stream that will go live automatically at a set date and time.
Use the picture-in-picture technique to easily share the texts of hymns and prayers, making sure everyone is on the same page.
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TIP: Use pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) cameras to create a camera tour: choose a series of preset positions and have the camera move between them automatically, pausing at each position for a pre-defined amount of time. Make your camera tour stand out by adding a custom-made graphic overlay with CamOverlay App.
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Find out more about our apps and how they synergize. Visit our Solutions gallery featuring livestreams utilizing various graphic overlays and integrations.
After streaming masses using a smartphone, the priest at Sts Cyril And Methodius Chruch in Prague decided to try our special offer for places of worship instead. We delivered a user-friendly solution with CamStreamer App simultaneously streaming live feed to YouTube and Facebook. Additional features designed with use at art and religious events in mind included an external button to launch and stop the stream and remote control via a connected tablet.
During the recent lockdown, Zemlinsky Quartet was looking for a way to perform two concerts celebrating their 25th anniversary. With our apps, the performances were a success, bringing in views from across the globe and even an invitation for another performance. CamStreamer App streamed the shows on YouTube, and the quartet used CamOverlay App to enhance the streams with song titles, logos of their sponsors, and a QR code for donations.
In their quest to modernize their approach and make lectures more accessible, the Faculty of Law at Charles University in Prague started streaming lessons from a selected auditorium. CamStreamer App made the task easy by automatically streaming lectures on YouTube at scheduled times. Afterward, the videos are automatically archived to remain accessible for students.