AVIs, iTunes for the Pastor's iPod.) and you've got a recipe for mediocrity. With newer systems, such as laptops with dual-monitor video display chipsets, you simply plug in an external monitor and turn it on, Windows detects it, walks you through a wizard, and youre done. Add the complexities of multi-format sources (DVD, ancient. I have included details step by step mostly for those who run Windows 7 on older systems and add a second display card. Also, be sure to record to a different HDD than the one you're running your lyrics from.Īt some point, you have to compromise between having one very versatile and powerful machine do everything with a bunch of frustrating glitches, and having dedicated machines that are frustratingly redundant.Ī PC should be able to play multimedia content and record a basic stream at the same time without ever "skipping," but I've never seen it happen in real life. I'd think you should be able to record a very basic stereo stream while you're using MediaShout, but I wouldn't be surprised if you ran out of buffer while switching slides with video background. People are expecting FMV backgrounds these days, though. Sometimes, I yearn for my old PowerPoint-based song database.
It's more or less successful in that pursuit.
My church has MediaShout-it's a very powerful program that tries to do everything.
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