#Propresenter 6 mac forum full#

If that's the case, why is the software full of Mac dialog boxes, Mac functionality, and no double-click functionality? If it's built for Windows, why doesn't it work like other Windows software? Whatever the case may be, the software is very disappointing, and I'm in the process of switching over to something else. Renewedvision support told me that the Windows version was built from the ground up for Windows. many loose ends didn't get ported over properly, and as a result, ProPresenter has lots of problems with crash/lag/user interface. When using the software on Windows, I get the feeling that ProPresenter was built for Mac, then ported over to Windows, but not very well. Here are two scenarios, both of which are fails: 1. There are many problems which, when combined, create a really bad user experience.

While it may not be a lot, the possibility of a very small congregation or international audiences not being able to afford it, is a likelihood. The barrier to entry is probably the price and yearly subscription. This is far ahead of what the competition offers at the moment. The ability to integrate it with our present music production software (Ableton Live) is what made it possible to automate our audio and lighting scenes. Having the ability to add and subtract layers on the fly is another great advantage of using this great software. The biggest advantage of using ProPresenter for us was the ability to have multiple outputs to multiple displays. Using ProPresenter to integrate into our current production rig, saves us both time and resources. Given that most services depend on volunteers, it was becoming increasingly difficult to have the manpower required to run these different systems. From the time we decided to take the plunge to having used it for years now, working on ProPresenter has been such a great delight.