The Open Door Presbyterian Church sanctuary features a large center screen flanked by smaller angled screens.
“The Ascender has four independent outputs, one for each of the three screens and one for recording and streaming the service’s video feed to an overflow congregation in the choir room, kitchen and other areas,” says Michael Yoo, President and Senior System Engineer at Genesis Technology. “In addition to having a system with sufficient outputs, we were also concerned about the quality of the video image, and Analog Way products are known for their video quality.”
Ease of use was another consideration although the church employs a full-time video technician. “Users can control the system with Analog Way’s Control Box² or through a touchscreen computer interface or use both together,” explains Yoo.
“Analog Way’s support is always amazing,” he says. “Seth Teates has been great, and our Analog Way rep, Charles Cassell of Audio Associates, taught the church’s video technician how to program the Ascender. Everything is running very well as we expected from our long-time relationship with Analog Way.”
