This is a combination of the video I did for my ChurchTechU members and the Q&A from the end of the one I did for a free training.  The free training had an issue where I covered the screen with the output of Pro7 by mistake, so I thought it better to just use the other one.

Yesterday, I did a free live training about the new features available in ProPresenter 7.3.  They include: 

• More and updated Bibles (fixed issues with some digital files)
• Colorful tokens for Arrangements
• Audio Transitions & Audio source previewing
• Actions to trigger playlists (audio and media)
• An updated UI to take you to the tab in Preferences you want
• And a first ever Resi.io software encoder

Watch the video above for more details on how to use any or all of these enhancements.

Recently, I did a one on one consulting call with Josh N.  His church wanted to live-stream, send something different to the projectors, and send the same video from the live-stream to the nursery and lobby.

You might be thinking, "He'll need to buy a lot of equipment to do that."  

Nope.

He had most of what he needed (he just needed a couple SDI to HDMI converters, but other than that, he had it all).

So, what was the problem?  

He didn't know what to hook up where.  

I took some notes and then guided him through hooking it all up and the video on this page is what he said after we were done.

If you'd like to learn more about live video production, ProPresenter, and live-streaming, you can either book one on one time with me or click here to find out more about joining ChurchTechU, my online church tech training community.

Paul

I have a member of my extended family who MIGHT have COVID.  She's not in great health, so this MIGHT be a very bad thing, but...

We'll get through it.

Remember what they say, "This too shall pass."  

That's the good news of our situation AND the bad news.  Whatever is happening will change.

Happily, as a person of faith, I know how it ends.  Whether it gets worse before it gets better or it gets better, the future will eventually get better.

So, this is a quick message to say, hold on, no matter what your situation.  Some day, we'll be able to tell everyone about how bad 2020 was, just as those in 1920 could tell how bad 1918 was.