Actually, the stake is supposed to ask the FM Group for the ATLONA, and to buy their own converter if the stake goes with a cheaper model. Our FM Group is out of budget money, so we bought a cheap one that worked just fine.russellhltn wrote:The VidiU is FM's responsibility, but the converter is the stake's.
I missed that memo. Can you point me to it?lajackson wrote:Actually, the stake is supposed to ask the FM Group for the ATLONA, and to buy their own converter if the stake goes with a cheaper model.
It's in the Help Center instructions. I'll find it after the ward chili cookoff this evening. First things first. [grin]russellhltn wrote:I missed that memo. Can you point me to it?
Help Center > Meetinghouse Technology > Webcast > (Under Get Started) Purchasing Webcast Productslajackson wrote:It's in the Help Center instructions.russellhltn wrote:I missed that memo. Can you point me to it?
Hmmm. Interesting. I'm not so sure as it implies that FM will pay. I think there's any number of things that can be ordered though the FM Group out of local unit funds.lajackson wrote:Help Center > Meetinghouse Technology > Webcast > (Under Get Started) Purchasing Webcast Productslajackson wrote:It's in the Help Center instructions.russellhltn wrote:I missed that memo. Can you point me to it?
In the third section under Video Signal Converters, the ATLONA (recommended) is purchased by "FM Group or online or local vendor" and the other two options are purchased "Online of local vendor". We always like to use the FM Group option when it is available, and it is in this case, limited to the FM Group budget constraints.
Our FM Group says it does, and we are not going to suggest otherwise to them.russellhltn wrote:I'm not so sure as it implies that FM will pay.