Streaming systems

Daily live streaming without relying on someone to press record.

Streaming systems for Gurdwaras and other venues that put the daily programme online on a schedule, with support handled remotely. Four channels covering five Gurdwara sites run this way today. The first went live in 2020 and is still on air.

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4 channels, 5 sites 5,000+ recordings kept for the Sangat On air since 2020 Remote support
In use today

See the systems in use.

Each player shows a stream from the venue's own channel. Press play to watch here; the sound starts muted, so turn it up in the player.

Khalsa Jatha British Isles, Shepherd's Bush

Setup
The first SinghStream system
Schedule
Regular live divaan and programmes
Archive
770+ recordings
On air since
May 2020
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Sri Guru Singh Sabha Southall, Park Avenue

Setup
One of two Southall sites streaming to one channel
Schedule
Morning and evening divaan, daily
Archive
1,600+ recordings across both sites
On air since
2021
Open the channel Watch on YouTube

Sri Guru Singh Sabha Southall, Guru Nanak Road

Setup
One of two Southall sites streaming to one channel
Schedule
Morning and evening divaan, daily
Archive
1,600+ recordings across both sites
On air since
2021
Open the channel Watch on YouTube
What you get

Set up once. On air every day from then on.

Daily streaming should not depend on a volunteer being available every morning and evening. Each system is installed once, runs to a schedule, and is supported remotely.

Starts on time, every day

Morning and evening programmes go live and finish on a schedule. Special programmes are added in advance. Nobody has to be there to press a button.

A consistent picture

Cameras are set up and framed for the hall once, so every stream looks the same, in 4K where the venue wants it, and the system switches between them as the programme moves.

Support without the callouts

Most issues are fixed remotely, so the committee never has to troubleshoot equipment. Choose remote support, with a local team shown how to handle minor hardware tasks, or a fully maintained option with callouts included.

On your own YouTube channel

Streams go out on the venue's channel, which works on phones, computers and smart TVs, wherever the Sangat is.

An archive that builds itself

Every stream stays on the channel as a recording. More than 5,000 exist across the current sites.

Proven since 2020

The first system went live at Khalsa Jatha British Isles in May 2020 and is still on air.

Who it is for

Built for Gurdwaras. Suitable for any venue with a regular programme.

The systems were designed for Gurdwaras, where the same programme runs morning and evening and the Sangat expects to find it online. The same approach suits temples, churches, mosques, community halls and other venues with a regular schedule and no dedicated technical staff. SinghStream is based in the UK; venues anywhere are welcome to enquire.

If you sit on a committee, send the venue and what is streamed today. You will receive a plain explanation of what a system would involve, what it would cost, and what is needed from the venue.

Discuss a system

Discuss a system for your venue.

Tell SinghStream about the building and the programme. You will receive a clear outline of the options before any commitment.

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