Joshua Riggs shows how to use ProPresenter's windowed output feature to create separate pop-out windows for your main screen, back screen, and lower thirds, then drag them onto additional displays. You can even chroma-key the lower-thirds window with a green screen to remove the background.
Hey, I want to show you something cool with ProPresenter that I don't think a lot of people know yet, and that's what's called a windowed output. So under your preview screen— now I have a multi-view setup. If you have questions about that, comment and I'll show you how to get that set up. You maybe only just have something like this. In addition to this preview screen, you can actually do a pop-out and show any of your outputs. So if you click the dropdown here and then go to New Windowed Output, you'll see all of your outputs. So if I choose main screens, now I have this output of my main screens. Now I can drag it onto another display if you want. And I'm just going to resize this. You can do multiple windowed outputs. So I'll click that dropdown again, go to new windowed output, and let's choose our back screen. Then I'll drag this over here. And let's grab our lower thirds as well. So go click the dropdown, go to new windowed output, and then click lower thirds. We're using a green screen to chroma key out the green. So now I can see exactly what's on my lower thirds, on my main screens, and on the back screen. Hey, if that was helpful, let me know in the comments below. And if you'd like free training for ProPresenter, it's available between now and September 11th. So you can grab that free training. Just grab the link that's right here. Go to the link right here and you can get that free training.
