Live streaming and event tech in Leeds
Some of the people who should be in the room cannot get there. A funeral happens too quickly to book a flight, the family is spread across three countries, someone is too unwell to travel. We set up and run the technology so they still see it properly: the camera, the sound, and a stream tested against the real venue and watched the whole way through. It gets built and tested before anyone arrives, because there is no second take on a day like that.
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Faults we fix
- Family abroad cannot get here in time for a funeral and you want them to be part of it
- Relatives who are too unwell or too far to travel, for a wedding, a christening or a naming ceremony
- You have been told the venue has Wi-Fi, and you do not know whether that is good enough to stream on
- Someone offered to hold a phone up, and you would rather it was done well
- You want the day recorded as well as streamed, so there is something to keep
- The ceremony is in one place and the reception in another, and both need covering
- A community, church or memorial event where people will watch from several countries
- A business event, AGM or talk that people are joining remotely
- Nobody in the family wants to be the one operating it on the day
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What we do
Name the fault, then the fix, then the price
Talk it through with us first: what the event is, where it is, roughly how many people are watching from elsewhere, and how they will watch. That conversation is free and it is where most of the decisions get made
Check the venue's connection honestly before the day, because a venue saying it has Wi-Fi is not the same as it being able to carry a stream. If it will not, we sort another way of getting online rather than finding out live
Set the camera where it sees what matters and not the back of people's heads, and get the sound from the source rather than from the room, because bad sound loses a viewer faster than a bad picture
Arrive early and test it against the real room and the real connection, not a rehearsal of it
Send whoever is watching a link that works on a phone, a tablet or a television, without them needing an account or any setup at their end. Older relatives abroad should not have to install anything
Run it on the day. Somebody watches the stream itself for the whole event, so if something goes wrong it is noticed and fixed rather than discovered afterwards
Record it at the same time where you want that, so there is a copy to keep and to send on to anyone who missed it
Pack down afterwards without getting in the way of the day
How long it takes
An honest answer, not a booking slot
Setup is usually an hour or two before the event, longer for a venue we have not seen or a connection that needs sorting. We would rather arrive early and be sitting waiting than arrive on time and be rushing. For a funeral, where the notice is often only a few days, get in touch as soon as you know the date and we will tell you straight whether it can be done well in the time.
What it costs
Free to talk through, then one fixed price for the event
Talking the event through with us costs nothing, and it is where most of the decisions get made. Then you get one fixed price for the event, travel included, before anything is booked: there is no separate call-out and no card hold. There is no price list, because every event is different: a service in one room and a wedding across two venues are not the same day.
What drives the price
- How long the event runs, and whether it is one location or two
- Whether the venue's connection can carry the stream, or whether another way of getting online has to be arranged
- How many camera positions the room actually needs, which is often fewer than people expect
- Whether the sound can be taken from a system already there or needs its own
- Whether you want a recording kept as well as the live stream
- How long the day runs for us, from setting up early to packing down afterwards
Seen on a real job
Photographed as we worked
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Television repair · November 2024
A television opened at the door, and the board that runs it
A Samsung television with its back off on bubble wrap at the customer's door: the mainboard found, the ribbon cables that feed the panel traced, the board lifted out. One of Jordan's jobs from before the JorTech name, photographed as it was done.
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Where we work
We come to you across Leeds, West Yorkshire, Harrogate, Knaresborough and York
Home or work, day or night, Sunday to Friday. There is no walk-in shop, so we come to the machine, or collect it and bring it back. Start at computer repair in Leeds, or pick your area.
Tell us about the event.
Get in touch and tell us about the event. We will tell you straight whether it can be done properly, and you get one fixed price before anything is booked. A real person who does the work, not a call centre.