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| Lyrics overlay Hi there; I think it's my first post in here. I hope somebody can help me with some ideas. I'm now responsable for the media ministry on our church and I'm thinking on ways to optmize/improve things here. We have now 3 Canon XL2 and a NewTek VT[5]. I work with VT[5] since it's Amiga's version and i believe it's a great investment. My concern is about song lyrics. They want the lyrics on top of the video on the projector but, they don't want it to be recorded on video. So, for my surprise a computer running powerpoint (slides with green background) and the video output from VT[5] goes to a Roland V-44SW, so the roland mixer can key the powerpoint slides. It works pretty well but isn't it overkill? Do we really need a US$8000 powerfull mixer just to overlay the lyrics? Isn't there something cheap? Thanks in advance; |
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| We use the TV-One 1T-C2-250 for Chroma keying. It uses the same TV-One Corio2 chip as their big dollar hardware but at only $450 we could afford it. Very happy with it. (It also does Picture in picture) We run our screens at 1024x768 so we also needed it to scale the s-video feed up and it does a nice job of that too. |
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| With a decklink card and worship software that supports it, (I know SongShow Plus does this), you could put the lyric computer between the output of your switcher and the input to your projector(s). Something like the second example here. I don't know what that would cost. But I'd bet it's less than $8,000.
__________________ Joel Osborn Milton SDB Church "...if we are to glorify God fully, we must engage our mind in knowing him truly and our hearts in loving him duly." - John Piper, Think |