Sri Guru Singh Sabha Southall
Two Gurdwaras, one channel. Morning and evening divaan from both sites, streamed every day.
1,600 recordings on the channelDaily morning and evening
Streaming systems
Live streaming systems that run themselves.
Automated, multi-camera 4K broadcast systems for Gurdwaras, temples, churches and halls. Installed once, streaming every day, managed remotely. Five Gurdwara sites have been on air this way since 2020.
On air now
Press play. This is the output of the systems, live from the channels.
Each player loads the newest stream from that Gurdwara's own YouTube channel. Nothing here is a showreel.
Guru Arjan Dev Ji Gurdwara, Derby
Two streams a day, every day, with nearly two thousand recordings kept on the channel for the Sangat to return to.
1,900+ recordings on the channelDaily two streams a day
Sri Guru Singh Sabha, Slough
Live divaan, with the whole archive kept on YouTube for anyone who missed it.
900+ recordings on the channelLive regular divaan
Khalsa Jatha British Isles
The first system, and the proof it lasts: streaming since 2020 for a Sangat established in 1908.
770+ recordings on the channel2020 on air since
What a system is
Set up once. Then it just streams.
The problem with volunteer-run streaming is that it depends on someone turning up. These systems don't.
Fixed cameras, framed properly
Multi-camera coverage of the darbar, set once so every stream looks the same, in 4K where the venue wants it.
Streams on a schedule
Morning and evening divaan start and stop on their own. Special programmes are scheduled in advance.
Managed remotely
I monitor the systems and fix most problems without a site visit. Committees get on with running the Gurdwara.
Goes where the Sangat is
YouTube first, because it works on every phone and TV. Other platforms can be added.
Built to last
The first system went live in 2020 and is still on air. Kit is chosen for reliability, not for the spec sheet.
An archive by default
Every stream stays on the channel. Over five thousand recordings now exist that would otherwise have been lost.
Who it's for
Gurdwaras first. Any venue with a daily programme next.
The systems were built for Gurdwaras, where the same programme happens twice a day and the Sangat expects to find it online. The same approach works for any temple, church, mosque or hall with a regular programme and no staff to run a camera.
If you're on a committee: send me the venue and roughly what you stream now. I'll tell you what a system would involve, and what it wouldn't.
Talk about a systemWant your venue on air every day?
Tell me about the building and the programme. I'll come back with a plan.