An easy solution to triggering an audio playlist in ProPresenter from a slide!
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With such a critical piece of software running like ProPresenter, not only do you want to make sure you're running it on the correct hardware, but you also want to make sure that the computer you're using is set up the best that it can be for your live productions.
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Features , Tips and Tricks
Are You a Pastor? Here’s How to Use ProPresenter’s Bible for Message Prep
We built ProPresenter's Bible engine to make it easy for any volunteer or staff member to use. Here is how to use ProPresenter's Bible for message prep.
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Looking for some tips for finding your way around ProPresenter? We asked the users in our Facebook Group and they came up with some of the best tips for using ProPresenter!
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Updating your software can be an exciting experience. Sometimes it's finding out that your favorite companies and the software they make are releasing something new, providing new features, or even fixing bugs! It's just so easy to get caught up in being excited to update. Where we run into problems is when we ignore everything else that comes with updating. Make sure to keep these 3 things in mind.
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Production , Tips and Tricks
What type of compression is recommended for best video playback performance?
In the world of live production there is always a battle of how do I share the best version of my content while also ensuring that my presentation works flawlessly. Knowing the best compression and bitrate for your videos can help avoid headaches. We have some best practices we’d like to share with you to make sure things go off without a hitch!
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Getting started in a new field can be daunting as those who are “in the know” use acronyms that make perfect sense to them but are completely foreign to the layperson. Live production is no exception. To help explain some of these standard protocols we have compiled a list of commonly used acronyms with a brief explanation and when you would use them in relation to typical production setups. HDMI What ...
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