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- Grab batteries for your camera (camera 4)- Run power cable to your camera (camera 5)- Turn on camera & monitor- Check comms- Check zoom and focus controller is working- Check with control room that feed is being received

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ProPresenter is a complex piece of software with many moving parts. This introduction will focus on the basics, with more advanced elements located in other pages of this manual. If you're new to this role, you'll also want to read So you want to use PVP... ....

ProVideoPlayer is a powerful software that orchestrates many outputs into one dashboard. We use PVP to line up our projectors into massive side screens, display images, and pass video from ProPresenter. This guide aims to teach you everything from the basics o...

The PVP interface can look a bit daunting at first. If you've not seen it before, or this is your first time, here it is: It looks like there's a lot going on, right? But as we break it down into smaller pieces, it becomes much less overwhelming. Let's star...

The Layers view of PVP shows us what's happening on each layer. It looks like a lot is happening here, however it's actually quite simple. Each column represents one layer, and these layers are stacked from the leftmost layer to the rightmost. There's a scr...

You've probably used the self check-in system at one point or another, whether it's to check yourself in (hi kids), or to check your family in. If you haven't, you should read this page first. Depending on how long you've been here, maybe you remember being ab...

This is an explainer of the self check-in system. Unfortunately I haven't written the explainer yet. In the meantime, here's an article on how to fix the windows computer numpad.   The Windows computer isn't logged in! The password for the windows computer...

Lighting is a topic that can be either as simple or as complicated as you want it to be. For those of you who wish for it to remain simple, there's some simple faders that make lights turn on and off. For those who wish for lighting to be complicated, there's ...

Well, you're still reading, so I take it you want to take a plunge and see the full iceberg.  We'll start with the basics. Err, the advanced basics. The not-simple basics? You get the idea. Lights To understand what you can do, you'll need to know the typ...

2026-06-07 I've (hopefully) fixed the video lag issues between ProPresenter and PVP. For video announcements, please test only using the Video slide (and not using V1 and V2). The video should be able to come from ProPresenter now. V1 and V2 remain in place a...

2026-07-21 The ProPresenter computer has been moved downstairs, but your position has not. Going forward, you will also be responsible for triggering PVP via the stream deck. You do not need to configure PVP, that will be done for you during the week. The set...

2026-09-09 The pre/post slides now come on a dedicated input (currently #7). The preservice countdown from propresenter now only contains the clock, which should be overlaid on the dedicated pre/post slides. 2026-07-21 Camera numbers have been updated to re...

2026-07-21 As those of you here this past week will know, we've modified the camera numbers to remove the old "cam 2" assignment and replace it with a working camera. The camera numbers have changed as follows: Cam 1 -> Cam 1 Cam 3 -> Cam 2 Cam 4 -> Cam ...

2026-07-21 Lighting & PVP are no longer a combined role. Your role is now exclusively lighting, which will become a more in-depth role than the current 4 faders. We will have a training session on lighting in August that I hope you're all able to attend. We w...

The PVP computer is accessible through two methods.A. Walk down to the server room and use the monitor/keyboard on the floor behind the server rack.B. Open the "Screen Sharing" app from another (mac) computer on our network. Find the PVP computer in the "netwo...

This page isn't really intended for Sunday operators, but more for any future TDs that come through here and have to figure out how on earth to use PVP.