Here you will find links to beautiful free stock images or video loops that you can add to your VideoPsalm.
Feel free to submit more links at the bottom section.
Feel free to submit more links at the bottom section.
Background images
There are a lot of internet places with beautiful images.
VideoPsalm particularily recommends http://wall.alphacoders.com/
Click on an image below to open a page at AlphaCoders with the corresponding category:
VideoPsalm particularily recommends http://wall.alphacoders.com/
Click on an image below to open a page at AlphaCoders with the corresponding category:
 Birds  Flowers  Rainbow  Fire |  Books  Lamp  Sheep  Night |  Bread  Lights  Sky  Road |  Dolphins  Tree  Mountain  Lion |
There are 600.000+ superb wallpaper pictures available there, that you can browse by keyword.
Download and add images to your VideoPsalm image gallery, normally located here:
%public%\Documents\VideoPsalm\Images
or
C:\Users\Public\Documents\VideoPsalm\Images
(Both paths link to the same folder, the first one in generic form for all Windows versions).
Copy/paste the link in a Windows File Explorer address bar to open the correct folder.
When you add images to this folder while VideoPsalm is running, its gallery is updated accordingly immediately.
Link to around 130 background images
Download and add images to your VideoPsalm image gallery, normally located here:
%public%\Documents\VideoPsalm\Images
or
C:\Users\Public\Documents\VideoPsalm\Images
(Both paths link to the same folder, the first one in generic form for all Windows versions).
Copy/paste the link in a Windows File Explorer address bar to open the correct folder.
When you add images to this folder while VideoPsalm is running, its gallery is updated accordingly immediately.
Link to around 130 background images
Free worship video loops
YouTube is the biggest source of free worship loops:
YouTube Free Worship Loops
To get the video loop locally on your PC:
1. Use the free YouTube download services:
4K Video Downloader (this is what I use, the free version)
y2mate
or search Google for "YouTube download" for other alternatives.
2. Import the downloaded video into your VideoPsalm video gallery
See here how to do that:
http://videopsalm.weebly.com/blog/comment-importer-des-images-dans-la-galerie-de-videopsalm
(article available in French only).
Please use the free Google Translate service to read it in English.
3. Assign the video to your song, so that the video plays automatically when you display the song lyrics.
This article describes this task in details:
http://myvideopsalm.weebly.com/blog/select-an-image-or-a-video
YouTube Free Worship Loops
To get the video loop locally on your PC:
1. Use the free YouTube download services:
4K Video Downloader (this is what I use, the free version)
y2mate
or search Google for "YouTube download" for other alternatives.
2. Import the downloaded video into your VideoPsalm video gallery
See here how to do that:
http://videopsalm.weebly.com/blog/comment-importer-des-images-dans-la-galerie-de-videopsalm
(article available in French only).
Please use the free Google Translate service to read it in English.
3. Assign the video to your song, so that the video plays automatically when you display the song lyrics.
This article describes this task in details:
http://myvideopsalm.weebly.com/blog/select-an-image-or-a-video
Since version 1.26, all video formats are supported
Since version 1.26, VideoPsalm can display most if not all video formats.
For VideoPsalm 1.23 or earlier: If you experience difficulties to display WMV videos, try the following:
If you experience difficulties to display MP4 or other video file formats, try the following:
The K-Lite codec pack can be downloaded here and enables to play most video formats, notably MP4.
Be careful while installing additional codecs, as codec packs found on the internet may try to install additional software that are hard to get rid of.
For VideoPsalm 1.23 or earlier: If you experience difficulties to display WMV videos, try the following:
- On Windows XP or Vista, install the latest DirectX version or the Microsoft C++ redistributable.
DirectX 9.0c download by Microsoft - On Windows Seven or Windows 8, displaying WMV will/should work out of the box.
If you experience difficulties to display MP4 or other video file formats, try the following:
The K-Lite codec pack can be downloaded here and enables to play most video formats, notably MP4.
Be careful while installing additional codecs, as codec packs found on the internet may try to install additional software that are hard to get rid of.
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