Podcast with wireless mic for Church

Our church is wanting to podcast the Sunday sermons. But the pastor uses a wireless mic. How can we get the sound into the Garageband? He does not stay in one place where he can speak into a stationary mic. He walks around alot.

since the mic has to broadcast somewhere (a PA), take a line-out of the pa and plug it into the line-in on the mac.
http://www.bulletsandbones.com/GB/GBFAQ.html#recordlinein
a different question, but with some useful information in the answer:
http://www.bulletsandbones.com/GB/GBFAQ.html#amplineout

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I tried to install a driver from the AUR from here https://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=46797
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-> Found kernel-3.0_support.patch
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/Wireless-Headphones-Accessories-Cables/b?ie=UTF8&node=40 85751
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?type=category&id=cat08351
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And now the problem.
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I'm assuming since you said you tested it elsewhere that this mic has a battery? Condenser mics need a power supply of some kind
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Audio Technica 3035 - $199
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redshift,
Here's just a brief idea of the difference:
For a remote broadcast mike, you want a mike that:
-Picks up the frequency range of the human voice, but not the other frequency ranges;
-Has a very pronounced Proximity effect (meaning it picks up sound much better close, and not well at all far away);
-Is Unidirectional (picks up sound well directly in front of it, not well at all behind or to the side).
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guess I didn't think that with USB, bandwidth would
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Firewire 800 which most machines don't come with.
My opinion is that it really depends how far you are going to push the machine and GB. I'm working on a 52 or 53 track project, I need every bit and every cycle I can get (and it's playing fine via my FireWire drive)
I have to admit, I am kind of curious now ... maybe when I get a chance I'll try copying the project to a USB drive and see if it can still play it. If it can, perhaps the difference is small enough that it doesn't matter. Probably the REAL test, which I'm doubtful I'll tackle, would be pushing the project to just the point where it will play from the FW drive (iow, one more track and it can't), and then move that to the USB drive. Not perfectly scientific (fragmentation could be an issue, etc), but it would be interesting to try.
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device, have there been any tests and results posted
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