Main features

Why two modes?

“Viewer” mode

Search for:

Display:

“Edit” mode

Screen resolution and ratio

Import assistant
This list contains one slide for each song verse or each Bible verse for the selected agenda item. You'll also find a series of buttons to the right.
Additional Information :
  • To present a song verse, hit the “Enter” key, or the "Down" key, or click on it with your mouse (there is generally no need to double click).
    • To advance to the next slide, hit the "Down" key, or click on the arrow button or click on the slide that you want to display.
    • At the end of a song, if you continue to scroll down, VideoPsalm will continue with the following song.
    • To skip a slide, clear its check box on the left. VideoPsalm will skip it.

    The same method applies to the Bible verses, the PowerPoints, slideshows, videos, etc..

    See also: “Keyboard shortcuts”

    Presentation commands

    Displays the next slide. You can also use the keyboard arrow keys (down, right, up, left).
    Displays the base screen (= usually a black screen) or displays the current slide again.
    Hides or displays the text. The background image or video keeps being displayed.
    This button has no effect while displaying a PowerPoint presentation.
    The shield protects the slide panel from displaying slides from another song.
    This is helpful in case you need to add a song to the agenda while displaying a song. While adding a song to the agenda, for example by searching it via specific keywords, protect the selected slides with the shield. It then becomes red (active). While the shield is active, the slide list cannot be changed, nless you double-click on a song.
    Freezes the display of the current slide. This allows you to preview slides in the preview area while the assistance still sees the last displayed slide.
    Projects slides on the projector.
    Note that if you are not using a video projector, VideoPsalm uses the computer screen to view the presentation.

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