Easy-to-use capture and encoding tools for standalone or software-based streaming
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Live streaming has become an essential tool in helping churches grow and stay connected with their congregations. From bringing live worship services online for followers unable to attend in person, to connecting multi-campus locations through live video feeds, live streaming enables ministries to extend their reach and engage worshippers wherever they are.
Whether you prefer the feature-rich flexibility of software-based streaming or the compact simplicity of a standalone hardware encoder, Magewell has an easy-to-use and affordable solution to meet your needs. Each approach has its own advantages, and we offer a wide range of products to let you choose the best option for your needs.
USB Capture Gen 2
Plug-and-play capture for software-based streaming.
Easily bring a live video signal into third-party streaming production software or our free Capture Express.
USB Capture Plus
Plug-and-play capture for software-based streaming.
All the benefits of our USB Capture series, plus analog audio input and signal loop-through.
USB Fusion
Multi-input video capture and mixing.
Combine HDMI, USB webcam, and media file sources for capture into live streaming software.
Ultra Stream
Hardware encoder for live streaming and recording.
Standalone device makes live streaming and recording simple even for non-technical users.
Ultra Encode
Hardware encoder for streaming and multi-site distribution.
Stream live with a choice of multiple protocols, or share live video between campuses with SRT.
Director Mini
All-in-one live production and streaming system.
Multi-input switching, graphics, streaming, recording and monitoring.
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Pro Convert Decoder
Hardware decoders for live streams and multi-site distribution.
Decode streams in multiple formats including SRT for multi-campus sharing and IMAG.
Resources
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TWe answer questions from Technologies for Worship Magazine about streaming implementation and best practices. Learn More >>
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BA look at recent trends in streaming for churches, with an overview of software-based and standalone approaches. Learn More >>
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BAn overview of their differences in two aspects: device features and usage/workflow. Learn More >>
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TA step-by-step guide to setting up your encoder and choosing the best streaming parameters for your network and internet connection. Learn More >>
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IWorship AVL Product Spotlight explains how USB Fusion and Ultra Encode AIO help HOWs hold online audiences’ attention. Read the article >>
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ITechnologies for Worship Magazine explores the many benefits of the USB Fusion multi-input Capture and mixing device. Read the article >>
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IChurch Production magazine explores how Ultra Stream makes the process of streaming simple and accessible. Read the Review >>
Case Studies
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Calvary Chapel San Clemente Expands its Ministry through Streaming with Magewell USB Capture HDMI"I tell others that if they're just starting out, Magewell is the way to go.The combination of a camera and a Magewell product is an inexpensive entry point, and very easy to get operational. " - Holland Davis, Senior Pastor in Calvary Chapel San Clemente -
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Mill Plain UMC Reinvigorates its Congregation Through Live Streaming with Magewell Ultra Stream"I really like that Ultra Stream does both live streaming and recording, and that it has enough internal storage to capture five to six full worship services." - Chris Bauman, volunteer in Mill Plain UMC
