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EasyWorship 2009 Tutorial Difficulty Level:Beginner
This Tutorial Explains the Following EasyWorship Features in This Order:
- EasyWorship Interface Overview
- Adding Songs to The Schedule
- Adding Backgrounds to Songs
- Adding Video Backgrounds to Songs
- Importing PowerPoint Files Into EasyWorship
- Saving Schedules
- Presenting Songs
- Clear, Black, and Logo Options
This tutorial covers the basics of the interface with things like the clear button which removes all the lyrics and displays only the background, the black button which clears everything on the screen and displays a black projection, and the logo button which displays your church/company logo that you set ahead of time. The video also goes over adding songs and media and organizing your schedule. Another great feature in EasyWorship is the PowerPoint Integration, there is no need to switch programs for the pastors presentations or for announcement loops. All of these topics are covered in more depth in our other tutorials which can be found on our blog. Worshipsoftware.com
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EasyWorship 2009 Tutorial Difficulty Level:Beginner
This Tutorial Explains the Following EasyWorship Features in This Order:
- DVD Menu Overview
- Creating Clip Name
- Creating Thumbnail
- Setting In/Out Points
- Selecting Segments
- Adding DVD Clips to Schedule
- Playing DVD Clips
This tutorial shows you how to work with DVDs in EasyWorship. Something I’ve noticed is that churches like to play clips from movies more often than playing the entire movie, thats where this feature comes in handy. This feature allows you to select specific portions of DVD movies, specific chapters, or simply the entire movie. One thing that was mentioned in the video that I would like to reiterate is to not use DVD clips as loops for backgrounds, DVDs are fairly slow and because of that when it gets to loop point there will be a moment of lag. This doesn’t have anything to do with the software this is simply a limitation of DVDs. Another thing I would like to point out is that when you create a clip it is not saving anything to the computer, it is simply creating a time reference and therefore the DVD must remain in the computer for the video to play.
New EasyWorship 2012 coming soon you can get a free upgrade when you order now. View Details
This is excited news. MediaShout for Mac is officially released! Yes, now you can get MediaShout for your Mac. This is good news for Church’s that have been using the popular software for years on their PCs but wanted to move to a more stable platform like an iMac or MacBook.
Get all the details or purchase it here:
MediaShout for Mac
MediaShout for MacOS X combines time-saving tools and a streamlined workspace with the comprehensive list of features you’ve come to expect from the premiere ministry presentation system. From basic worship presentations to intricate multimedia experiences, MediaShout Mac version connects your creativity with powerful tools to communicate life’s most important message.
System Requirements
Apple Computer
Intel Processor
2GB RAM recommended
Mac OS 10.6 (Snow Leopard)
Finally! This is what we have been patiently waiting for. The release of ProPresenter 4 for Windows is here. This is indeed something to bring attention to. RenewedVision the maker of ProPresenter has been making worship software for over 10 years and focused on MacOS X platform. Now, with the demand from Windows users and the their trusted community RenewedVision felt it was the right timing to introduce a Windows version. Same interface as the MacOS X version and same awesome features.
You can get a special offer from Worship Media Pro which includes all their backgrounds for free with your purchase. No tax and always no shipping charges makes it a flat $399.00. Get your ProPresenter for Windows here.
System requirements and features can be found here.
Update: ProPresenter for Windows is now available as a single license and on sale as a full production version. Get more details here.
This is indeed great news! ProPresenter (Renewed Vision) has released a beta version of their ProPresenter for Windows. This ProPresenter release will be supported on Windows XP, Vista and Win7. I personally installed the beta on a Win7 OS and it was seamless. The provided the codec “Microsoft Expressions Encoder 3.0″ needed to use h.264 motion loops. Also, using “K-Lite Mega codec pack” I was able to view and play other video formats.
Great work Renewed Vision! I’m excited and looking forward to the production release.
If you want to get the beta you can sign-up for it here:
http://forums.renewedvision.com
If you purchase a site license for ProPresenter 4 (Mac version) today you can use it on your favorite Mac Apple OS X and when the Windows version is released you can use the same site license. I like this license model because it allows for cross platform assurance.
To get your copy today go here:
Purchase your site license here
To get more information on ProPresenter you can visit this link:
http://www.worshipmediapro.com/products/propresenter/
The Windows version will have the same features the Mac version has today.
The minimum system requirements are:
Processor: 2.0GHz Core Duo or above
OS: Windows XP, Vista and Win7
RAM: 2 GB RAM
Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce 6600 or higher that supports dual display (Min. 512MB VRAM & PCI Express or 8X AGP that supports DirectX Version: 4.09.00.0904 (DirectX 9.0c) or higher)
Stage Display: Additional output required for stage display function (third video out – PCI or USB)
NOTE: For heavy or advanced use of video (i.e. multiple video clips per slide, HD content, etc.), a faster system is advised.
