Not only this, but you can also override the Presentation Theme (Template in Pro6 terminology).

It is the long-awaited upgrade to ProPresenter 6, first released in 2015.

ProPresenter 7 is a major upgrade, and appears to bridge much of the gap between ProVideoPlayer, and ProPresenter.

While users of the most basic features may be fine staying on ProPresenter 6 for some time to come, ProPresenter 7 is a must-have upgrade for any power users and will bring about great long-term enhancements for any user.

Some of the new features include: New user interface Advanced screen output options Looks Announcements layer Share playlists between libraries Enhanced audio routing First-class Windows support New pricing and upgrades structure No modules everything comes in the one license Ive been fortunate enough to be able to beta test ProPresenter 7 over the last month or so.

Ive put together this article as an overview of new features Im excited about.

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If you want the full overview of Pro7, you may want to re-watch the keynote.

ProPresenter has looked very similar for many versions now, and while Im not an advocate for wholesale changes for the sake of it, I think this one will turn out to be a good long-term change.

The three columns represent: Select content Present content View output The video bin still sits at the bottom centre of the screen, and the audio bin sits on the bottom right.

It is no longer customisable, and all the Clear Layer buttons are now on the right side near the preview window.

The clear buttons are stacked in layer order too, and active layers are highlighted red.

Advanced Screen Output Options The next biggest change, and really the major change the whole release is focusing on, is the way you configure outputs.

In ProPresenter 6, we had a fairly limited selection of options a main output, a stage display output, and some edge blending multi-screen options if you bought the correct modules.

You could also do SDI and NDI with add-on modules (but these were limited want to do edge blend via SDI or NDI not possible).

Now, we have a pretty wide range of settings that can be mixed and matched however you desire.

Unlimited main outputs Unlimited stage display outputs Edge Blending Alpha Keying Multiple output options: Display output SDI Output NDI Output In short, you can send any type of output to any type of connection (so long as your computer is powerful enough).

For Mac users, this means you may wish to invest in an external PCI enclosure or eGPU, so you can load up your Mac with additional output cards.

The keynote demo was run on a Mac mini with eGPU and DeckLink SDI card, costing about US2300.

For Windows users this is really your time to shine Ive already got various media PCs with SDI outputs and beefy graphics cards now I can finally use all this with ProPresenter A demo in the keynote was run on a Intel NUC running Windows 10, with an external eGPU housing a DeckLink Card costing about US1500.

As well as these new output options, you can also preview any output via the preview window on the right.

Additionally, new options in the Stage Display editor allow you to create advanced layouts including multi-viewers of all your other outputs.

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The Stage Display editor actually has all the same features as the new slide editor plus a few extras which is great.

Looks All these output options are great but what can you do with it Surely you wont need more than one main output, and one stage display Wrong Creating a separate Lower-Third output for video is possibly one of the most commonly requested features.

Several people, including myself, have written third-party tools to enable this.

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