Unlock ProPresenter’s Exporting Power: Tips and Tricks

Show Notes

In this episode of ProPresenter Power Talks, Steve and Sheik dive into the world of exporting and sharing PropPresenter presentations. They are talking about how to unlock ProPresenter’s Exporting Power.

In this conversation, Steve demonstrates how to export a PropPresenter presentation as a bundle. This includes all the media and assets used in the presentation. This is useful for transferring a presentation to another PropPresenter machine or user. They guys also cover exporting slides as images (JPEG or PNG) to import into other presentation software like PowerPoint or Keynote.

Additionally, Steve shows how to export an entire PropPresenter playlist with all associated media files. Which results in a much larger file size compared to a single presentation bundle.

For those needing to transfer their complete PropPresenter library to a new machine, Steve walks through copying the PropPresenter folder from the Documents directory and compressing it for transfer.

Throughout the episode, Steve shares tips for managing file sizes, cleaning up media assets after events. Also they remind to ensure presentation aspect ratios match the intended display output.

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