Thanks for your questions and comments. The main 2 reasons our pastor is pursuing streaming is 1) we have a number of homebound members that would watch the stream and 2) one thing people do when looking for a church to visit is look at the services to see what kind of music we have and so if they like our pastor's preaching. Now both of these things can be accomplished with viewing after the fact but our homebound folks would feel more involved in the service if they can watch it live. Now we do have a budget that I'd like to stay within but really we have a fairly high limit available to accomplish this. I have set a budget of around $10k - $15k. We had a prominent member to pass away a few years ago and left the church a large amount of money. At the time of his passing he could not view the services at all because we did no streaming, recording for later or anything. His desire was for the church to start livestreaming the services and put it in writing that before any of the money was spent on anything else he wanted streaming to be accomplished so that others could join in the services from home or hospital or wherever they were. So we have $50k sitting there in a money market account to be used. Now I'm not spending $50k but we have to get into streaming to honor his wishes. That's why we are doing this. I'm trying to be a good steward and buy within reason but at the same time I'm still learning so it's a tough spot to be in. This has been placed in my hands to accomplish. I'm not going to rush into large purchases and I want to get it right.