Present: looks for each screen
Give the lobby, an overflow room or the stream a look of its own: words on black, no Kids pages, announcements only.
A look says how a screen shows what's live. The projector you run from keeps your theme with everything on it, the Main look. A screen by link, or another window on the booth computer, can wear a look of its own: an overflow room with the words on black and no Kids pages, a foyer TV that keeps to the announcements, the words on your livestream. Looks belong to the church, not to one service, so you make each one once.
Make a look
- Open Present, then , then . Your looks are grouped as , and .
- Press and choose what it's for.
- Turn on what it shows: , , , and, with Kids & Check-In, . A lobby look has too: the time, the date, your logo and a QR code beside the slide, once the info frame is on in Present's settings.
- Choose its : , 16:9, 4:3, or for an LED wall.
- Press to see an announcement, a song with a message, and a Kids page in it, then . shows until you do.
With the words off, a screen shows only announcements, countdowns and giving, and keeps the last one up through the songs and the sermon. Turn on the default switch, and every screen of that kind with no look of its own wears it; under the switch, the editor says how many screen links that changes. Your first livestream or room look starts with the switch on. A lobby look starts with it off, because a lobby link may be showing an overflow room: give it to one link with , or turn the switch on. Until a kind has a default, it wears the look built into PraisePad, marked . A stream look has settings of its own: see words for your livestream.
sends the screens wearing it back to the default. A church can keep up to 30 looks.
Give a screen its look
While you run the slides, press and open . Under each link, offers your looks of its kind once you've made one: a lobby link the lobby's, a livestream link the stream's. The screen changes within a minute, and puts the last one back.
Under , opens one more window on the booth computer, for a second projector or a TV on a long cable. Choose the room look it wears beside it first, or Main.
Present's page ends with : each screen link still to come, with the look it wears. A paired screen keeps to its job: looks are for screens by link and the windows you open.
Open in PraisePad to try it