"Any technology distinguishable from magic is insufficiently advanced." Gehm's corollary to Clarke's Third Law Like many people, COVID lockdowns taught me how to livestream. I have always loved tech, and the challenge of streaming was fun. In the last 18 months, I have streamed more lessons that I can recall, somewhere around 150 church services and about 10 larger scale events, including live music, with a 4 piece band. The overarching lesson has to be that "content is king" - the tech is totally secondary. This well known, albeit a little sad for a techie like me. If you ever notice the tech, it has failed. The goal of eventing tech is to create a platform for the content, and to be effectively invisible. People noticing eventing tech can be regarded as failure. So one spends a whole lot of time (and money) on making it as transparent as possible - to achieve the magic of transporting people somewhere else, without noticing. Really, a standard PC or phone webcam and microphone