Using ProPresenter to Lead Worship

Show Notes

Welcome to another episode of ProPresenter Power Talks. Steve and Shake, our hosts, begin by discussing exporting and importing playlists between ProPresenter machines. They demonstrate the process and even encounter some glitches during the import. So then they provide workarounds like manually copying library folders.

Next, they address importing AVI video files into ProPresenter. Although it’s outdated format, ProPresenter can play AVI files. They recommend testing unfamiliar file types before using them live.

The conversation then shifts to preparing volunteers, especially young ones, as ProPresenter operators. Shake shares his philosophy of instilling the importance of their role in fostering a smooth worship experience. He emphasizes that they are as vital as those who are hosting on stage.

Additionally, Steve underscores connecting their role to a biblical theology of worship. He stresses being intentional and avoiding distractions that disengage the congregation. Moreover, he advises over preparing slide content for flexibility.

They also suggest exploring tools like Elgato Stream Decks to trigger specific playlists or animations efficiently. An open dialogue with experienced personnel is also encouraged for troubleshooting and learning.

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