The National Quartet Convention will once again be offering a way for people who can not attend the NQC to view everything that happens from the main stage, live in their homes. This will be made available through a live webcast, available on a subscription basis, through the National Quartet Convention’s web-site, http://www.natqc.com. For $59.95, fans with high speed internet access can view everything that happens from the main stage, including afternoon showcases and evening concerts. Last year, over 300 subscribers took advantage of this opportunity from places as far away as Japan, Brazil and Germany.
The National Quartet Convention is partnering with 316 Muzik to make this service available. 316Muzik specializes in providing media platforms for Christian music ministries that allow them to upload and manage a variety of media content. The company is an authorized reseller of Endavo Media Platforms. 316Muzik and the Endavo media platform allow high-quality streaming, on-demand and live video, audio and pictures to be delivered through websites, across the social web and to hardware devices, including portable media players and mobile phones. 316Muzik gives ministries the ability to stream live from their own websites without the need of a static-IP, software or special equipment. Clients include radio stations, online magazines, church youth groups and Christian artists and music events. For more information, please visit http://www.316muzik.com
To subscribe, all that is required is to go to http://www.natqc.com and select the “NQC TV” icon in the middle of the screen. That will direct the view to user login page for those who have subscribed and subscriber page for those who have not. The subscriber and view mechanism is user friendly. For further information, visit http://www.natqc.com or call 800-846-8499.
Author: AGM
| Author's Website: http://absolutelygospel.com/
Written: 08/28/2008
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Category: News & Scoops
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I am looking forward to watching the webcasts as much as I can. I enjoyed it last year & hope the quality of the webcasts will be better this year.
God is good all the time & all the time God is good.
Elaine Harcourt
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