VideoPsalm

Please let us know if the following steps enable you to complete your CCLI reporting task:

1. Open all agendas from the last 6 months (or from whatever period that you need to report songs):

4. Paste (Ctrl+V) the Clipboard content into an email, or Excel, etc.:
You get a list similar to the following one:

CCLI 22025 Amazing Grace
CCLI 25280 And Can It Be (Sagina)
CCLI 99481 Breathe On Me Breath Of God (Trentham)
CCLI 25376 It Is Well With My Soul
CCLI 11218 My Tribute
CCLI 23426 To God Be The Glory

Let us know if these steps are fully covering your scenario.

You can contact us via the contact form and exchange email securely from there.

The VideoPsalm online library contains several thousands of christian songs, ready for being imported into your own VideoPsalm.
But you may possess songs in another format, for example in the OpenLP format.
Lets then import these songs into your VideoPsalm!

The easiest way to import songs from OpenLP is through the import assistant, which you open from the toolbar:

In the assistant dialog that opens, click Next -> Import songs -> OpenLP songs:

Adjust or copy/paste this location in the VideoPsalm assistant, and, if necessary, add "\songs\songs.sqlite" at the end.
You can also click the "Select" button to navigate to the folder where OpenLP stores its songs:

The VideoPsalm import assistant can import songs from several well known sources, notably:

• ChordPro format
  
• EasySlides songs
  
• EasyWorship 2009 songs
  
• MediaShout songs
  
• OpenLP songs
  
• Songs in "OpenLyrics" format
  
• OpenSong songs
• Psalmo songbooks
• Text format
• VerseView songs
• WebAsaph songs

Other ways to get songs into your VideoPsalm:

• use ready songs from the VideoPsalm online library (tens of thousands of songs)
  
• Type new songs by hand in the text editor
  

Hierarchical Styles “Must Read” articles:

• How to assign a background to a song verse or to the whole song - Hierarchical styles part two
  
• How to change the background of a song or a whole songbook - Hierarchical styles part one

If you need further assistance, use VideoPsalm's contact form, where we can exchange emails securely.