Hello guys! I need to build a pc for my church to stream video to our website every Sunday. Our Kingdom website provider will handle this for us.
I have a new ASUS X58 motherboard and a new case that I was wanting to use. Somehow, I ended up with two of these boards when I built mine a year or so ago.
Only problem is that I have to use a 1366 on this board. They are not real easy to find but Amazon has a i7 930. Would it be wise to use this or get something else?
We have a presentation PC that we use now for slides, singing and etc. Would it be wise to use this PC or will the streaming slow it down? I am new to streaming video and have a few questions.
Right now we have rca jacks and s-video coming into a DVR to record and we take the dvd to the local TV station for the next Sunday.
We want to be able to upload video to store on our website and also have a streaming video portion on our website. I just need to know how much memory would be minimal and what is the best way to capture the video? Do I need a capture card or not? Kingdom has a canopus box adapter to transfer the video signal coming from our cameras to the firewire input on a pc. Do we need this or what kind of card would be needed extra if anything? Also, do I need to put a special kind of video card in the pc or just an average video card?
We sill just be logging on and start streaming right before the sermons on Sunday morning and evening. No gaming will be done on this pc, just using it mainly for our website and probably recording it to a dvd. We will burn a copy for anyone but mostly make copies with a duplicator that we have at the building.
Is this an ok MB and chip for this and what other components do we need beside the normal keyboard, monitor, 2 TB drive, burner and etc? I probably will use a SSD with a 2 or 3 TB HHD.
Thanks very much.
I have a new ASUS X58 motherboard and a new case that I was wanting to use. Somehow, I ended up with two of these boards when I built mine a year or so ago.
Only problem is that I have to use a 1366 on this board. They are not real easy to find but Amazon has a i7 930. Would it be wise to use this or get something else?
We have a presentation PC that we use now for slides, singing and etc. Would it be wise to use this PC or will the streaming slow it down? I am new to streaming video and have a few questions.
Right now we have rca jacks and s-video coming into a DVR to record and we take the dvd to the local TV station for the next Sunday.
We want to be able to upload video to store on our website and also have a streaming video portion on our website. I just need to know how much memory would be minimal and what is the best way to capture the video? Do I need a capture card or not? Kingdom has a canopus box adapter to transfer the video signal coming from our cameras to the firewire input on a pc. Do we need this or what kind of card would be needed extra if anything? Also, do I need to put a special kind of video card in the pc or just an average video card?
We sill just be logging on and start streaming right before the sermons on Sunday morning and evening. No gaming will be done on this pc, just using it mainly for our website and probably recording it to a dvd. We will burn a copy for anyone but mostly make copies with a duplicator that we have at the building.
Is this an ok MB and chip for this and what other components do we need beside the normal keyboard, monitor, 2 TB drive, burner and etc? I probably will use a SSD with a 2 or 3 TB HHD.
Thanks very much.
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