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7:09 pm
23 March, 2014
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At my church we record the sermon and when we are done we create a mp3 out of the recording of just the sermon. So we have a entire service recording, and a sermon only recording. Since some of the congregation like to hear the entire service (singing, prayer requests, and so on), and some want only the sermon itself, we put both recordings on the website.
My question is this. With the sermon browser, is there a way to label the mps that are loaded to a sermon. The way that it is displayed now there is two mp3's player showing for each recording for a sermon. I would like to be able to lable one as Full service, and the other Sermon Only. So in short is there a way to display the mp3 file name with the mp3 player on a sermon, or sermon browser page.
Thanks!
krollison
6:30 pm
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18 June, 2009
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Unfortunately, there is not a good way to do this in Sermon Browser. Sermon Browser works best when you only have one MP3 per sermon.
One way you could do it is to create two different "sermons" for each day. On one of them, you would attach the entire service recording, and on the other, you would attach the sermon only recording. Then create two different "services": call one "Sunday Morning - Sermon only" and the other "Sunday Morning - Full service". By assigning them to two different services, you can get a separate podcast feed for "sermon only" and for "full service."
Ben Miller, Pathways Church, Appleton, Wisconsin, USA
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4:03 am
23 August, 2010
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Something to keep in mind with posting the whole service: copyright issues. If there is any music in the recording, you need to have copyright clearances to put the recording online. CCLI has a streaming licensing option, as does Christian Copyright Solutions.
While not directly Sermon Browser related, for reasons of conscience, you should consider this.
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