<p>Get a camera with HDMI output and plug it in to a Blackmagic Intensity PCIe card or USB/Thunderbolt unit. Then use Adobe Flash Media Encoder to take that input and encode it into an RTMP/RTSP stream that a computer can easily play on the other via the network, plugged in to a projector or TV.</p>

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2015-04-07T21:20:17.410Z
Anthony Agius
<p>I'm working on a church project and I'm not too familiar with video equipment all too much.</p>

<p>We need to stream a lecture to other sides of a building (at least two tv's). 
I was playing around with some ideas with IP cameras and connecting it via an Apple TV / Roku device but I can't find any combinations or guides on that working.</p>

<p>So I'm just gathering some information and advice into this</p>

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Record a live lecture from one room and stream it live to two other televisions
Envin
# Record a live lecture from one room and stream it live to two other televisions

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-04-01)

I'm working on a church project and I'm not too familiar with video equipment all too much.

We need to stream a lecture to other sides of a building (at least two tv's).
I was playing around with some ideas with IP cameras and connecting it via an Apple TV / Roku device but I can't find any combinations or guides on that working.

So I'm just gathering some information and advice into this

**Tags:** video, audio, streaming


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### Answer by username_1 on 2015-04-07. Score: 1

Get a camera with HDMI output and plug it in to a Blackmagic Intensity PCIe card or USB/Thunderbolt unit. Then use Adobe Flash Media Encoder to take that input and encode it into an RTMP/RTSP stream that a computer can easily play on the other via the network, plugged in to a projector or TV.


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