It has a lot of the features you find with Ecamm, but you have to know what you’re doing or spend some time learning how to use it. If you have a tech savvy volunteer or staff member, then this might work better. There’s a free option out there called OBS Studio. What if you don’t have a Mac? Then consider one of the following services instead. Cross post to multiple pages on Facebook.Audio monitor much like many churches use in their nursery.Live video monitor to any display hooked up to the computer.Support for talking to guests over Skype.Use overlays to show branding of your church or graphics during the service to add a professional look.Use other services like Restream (more on that below) to stream to multiple sites like YouTube and Facebook simultaneously.A pro version costs $20/month billed annually. If you users choose to go all-in with Ecamm, it will cost you $12/month billed annually. You can use these same guides with the other software below, but it may take some tweaking if you’re not using Ecamm. The company offers guides on how to set up your whole system of audio and video equipment. It comes with a watermark on the video, so I don’t recommend using it for a long time. You can download and test Ecamm Live for free. Saving the audio file to create a podcasts or to upload to audio services.Saving the video file for editing or uploading to other services.Uploading to YouTube after your finished streaming.Streaming church services on Facebook Live.My first choice runs only on Mac, making it a great tool if you own one, but not useful for Windows machines. Here’s a simple video about getting started with Ecamm Live on Mac.
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