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diff --git a/src/ProPresenter:Automatically_Advancing_Slide_Loops.ascii b/src/ProPresenter:Automatically_Advancing_Slide_Loops.ascii deleted file mode 100644 index cdf686b..0000000 --- a/src/ProPresenter:Automatically_Advancing_Slide_Loops.ascii +++ /dev/null @@ -1,56 +0,0 @@ -ProPresenter:Automatically Advancing Slide Loops -================================================ -:author: Aaron Ball -:email: nullspoon@iohq.net - - -== {doctitle} - -This last weekend I ran video for my church and needed to create a slide loop -for announcements at the beginning of service. Now, I'm a MediaShout guy still -so I'm used to whole projects, Bible verse _references_ instead of playlists, -queues, and the good ol' quad monitor (come on, who doesn't love that thing). -As I have come to find out however, ProPresenter is not MediaShout in any way -(not that that is a bad thing). To make matters a bit more difficult, Google -didn't have much on how to do this...until now (queue dramatic music). Before -we get going though, I want to mention that this could be done with a timeline -and playlist. For this time around though we will just use timers. With that, -let's get started! - -Firstly, create a new item in the Library - -image:files/ProPresenter_Slide_Loops00.png[height=350] - -You should now have an empty playlist. - -Add the images you want from your Video/Image bin. To do more than one at a -time without launching the slide on the projector, use ctrl+click to select -multiple items and ctrl+click to drag to the playlist window. - -image:files/ProPresenter_Slide_Loops01.png[height=400] - -Once you've added all the images you want for your loop, right click each one -and select **Go to Next Timer...**. - -image:files/ProPresenter_Slide_Loops02.png[height=400] - -A new window will open with a field labeled _Seconds_ and a checkbox labeled -__Loop to first slide__. Click the up arrow or manually enter the number of -seconds you want each slide to display for before advancing to the next. Also, -you typically don't want to check the _Loop to first slide_ unless you want -your slide loop to end on that slide. - -image:files/ProPresenter_Slide_Loops03.png[height=200] - -Once you have applied timers to all the slides you want in your playlist, -simply add the library playlist to the presentation playlist. Now if you -launch any of the slides in the library playlist, it will auto-advance and loop -through no matter which slide you launch first. - -image:files/ProPresenter_Slide_Loops04.png[height=400] - - -Category:ProPresenter - - -// vim: set syntax=asciidoc: |