We have recently updated our broadcast room and added a network
component that allows us to save the programs as well as stream the
video to our catv equipment. We have also upgraded the catv plant
allowing us to remote broadcast from any room that has a catv
connection.
If you would like to come by and look at the setup send me an email
offline.
Jason Hyams
St. Agnes Academy
Houston, Texas
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[mailto:ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU] On Behalf Of Joshua Sommermeyer
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Subject: TV in a new school building
I am on the planning committee for a new school... One of the members of
the committee is sold on having a TV station for announcements and other
activities... do schools still put dedicated TV station equipment in the
building to broadcast in-house? Does it make more sense to have a
Digital TV station with streamed programming? What kind of hardware
would go into a "Digital TV Station"? I envision a mid-high end digital
video camera, a powerhouse computer, some stage lights, and a streaming
server somewhere on site... does this make sense?=20
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My vision is that there wouldn't even be any physical TVs in the
classrooms... just projectors in the classrooms.. and maybe a Plasma
display or 2 in common areas showing announcements, pictures,
what-not...
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Joshua D. Sommermeyer
Technology Director
Concordia Lutheran High School
sommermeyerj@concordiacrusaders.org
281.351.2547
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