NOTES: See Enabling Windows Extended Desktop for instructions on how to check a computer for Dual Monitor compatibility and for instructions on setting up Dual Monitors to use with EasyWorship. This would allow you to have two secondary outputs (live screens) or a second monitor on the desk as well as a secondary output for the audience. You may also add a video splitter to the secondary output.Customers using laptops will use their laptop monitor as the control monitor (Monitor #1) and the output on the side or back of the laptop for output to the audience (Monitor #2).
#HOW TO USE EASYWORSHIP 7 ON A PROJECTOR SOFTWARE#
EasyWorship may be set up with a single monitor on the desk to control the software (Monitor #1) and with a projector as the secondary output (Monitor #2).A laptop with a video output (VGA, DVI or HDMI) on the side or back of the laptop.Ĭommon ways to set up a computer for dual monitor output.Two video cards with a single output on each card.Video Card Configurations for Windows Extended Desktop The following are three different video card configurations that will allow you to use Windows Extended desktop: This kind of "Dual Monitor Display" makes it possible for an operator to be editing the Schedule Area in EasyWorship while the congregation is viewing only the current song, scripture, video, presentation, or feed.ĮasyWorship uses Windows extended desktop to accomplish this. The second display-Monitor #2 or the secondary monitor-goes to the output screen that is projected to the congregation (this could be a TV, projector, or LCD screen). The first display-Monitor #1 or the primary monitor-goes to the control screen, which is what the operator sees. That means it can produce two different displays at the same time. Setting Up EasyWorship to Use Your Second MonitorĮasyWorship is designed for dual monitor display.
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