ProPresenter 7 Tutorial: Three ways to use timers and countdowns in ProPresenter 7

ProPresenter 7 Tutorial: Three ways to use timers and countdowns in ProPresenter 7

If you’ve used ProPresenter before, you might think you know how to use countdowns, but with the introduction of Pro7, Renewed Vision added to what they could do before. Click to watch the video above to see for yourself.

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How to use Resi with ProPresenter 7.3

How to use Resi with ProPresenter 7.3

When ProPresenter 7.3 was released, the BIG announcement was integration with Resi (Resi.io). Resi is a live-streaming host that uses an alternative method to traditional RTMP. As a result, it eliminates buffering and the effects network congestion for a beautiful, uninterrupted live-streaming experience. Before, you needed to use a hardware…

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What’s new in ProPresenter 7.3?

What's new in ProPresenter 7.3?

Sometimes, I hear people complaining about ProPresenter+. With the release of Pro7, Renewed Vision added a subscription that enables them to constantly improve ProPresenter, not just release a new version every few years. Let’s contrast Pro6, which was feature complete on release, but added a couple of minor things (lined…

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ProPresenter 7 Tutorial: Making a Picture In Picture (PIP) of the main screen for live-streaming

ProPresenter 7 Tutorial: Making a Picture In Picture (PIP) of the main screen for live-streaming

What if a lower third or full screen isn’t right for your live-stream? How can you make a Picture-in-picture (PIP) and live-stream that in ProPresenter 7? Well, to get the flexibility you probably want, you need to think outside the box. How “outside the box”? Try live-streaming a stage screen,…

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ProPresenter 7 Tutorial: How to use Companion and Streamdeck with Pro7

ProPresenter 7 Tutorial: How to use Companion and Streamdeck with Pro7

Imagine that you need to do several things at once or repeat certain actions that would be much simpler if you had a single button that ran a macro for you. You probably think that programming such a thing would be hard, but you’d be wrong. With Companion from Bitfocus.io,…

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ProPresenter 7 Tutorial: How to Route audio to two different destinations

ProPresenter 7 Tutorial: How to Route audio to two different destinations

Imagine that you need to send different sound from the ProPresenter computer for both the congregation in the sanctuary and for TVs in the lobby. Not a problem…until you find out that the audio for the lobby needs to play music while you do a runthrough, including playing videos, in…

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ProPresenter 7 Tutorial: Transitions in Pro7 (and something that’s different than in Pro6)

ProPresenter 7 Tutorial: Transitions in Pro7 (and something that's different than in Pro6)

ProPresenter is very powerful. Part of the reason why is that each layer can independently be changed. Further, the transition between items on a layer can be changed on a per item basis as well. Sometimes new users get confused as to which transition does what and don’t think it’s…

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ProPresenter 7 Tutorial: The Basics of Using Layers

ProPresenter 7 Tutorial: The Basics of Using Layers

The thing that makes ProPresenter so powerful is layers. The thing that people find the most confusing is also layers. In ProPresenter 7, there are multiple layers including the background color, live video, media, slides, announcement, prop/messages, masks, and audio layers. Watch the video above and find out what layers…

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ProPresenter 7 Tutorial: How to change the layer or behavior of a media file

ProPresenter 7 Tutorial: How to change the layer or behavior of a media file

Oops. When you brought in your new background, you brought it in as a foreground by mistake and now it’s not acting like you expect it to. You click on another slide and it stops and disappears. Or maybe you did the opposite. You thought you had a foreground but…

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ProPresenter 7 Tutorial: How to route audio from inspector to another audio output

ProPresenter 7 Tutorial: How to route audio from inspector to another audio output

Frantically, someone runs in way too late to give you a video file that you agree to play. They tell you the catch though. It’s too long and it needs to start after a certain word. There’s no getting around it, you need to hear what is said in order…

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