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You can also set up multiple Layouts which allows you to have different "looks" to the Stage Display for different parts of your service.Ĭlicking on the gear icon on the top right will open the Stage Display Editor. This window allows you to customize your Stage Display with as many or as few of the features of Stage Display as you would like. You can now click on Configure Stage Display to access full control of how your Stage Display appears. In the center of the Display tab, you will want to click and drag the purple "SD" box to the box that represents your Stage Display while leaving the black "Output" box in the space that represents your audience screen.Īfter you have assigned your Stage Display to the correct output, click the Enable Stage Display button to turn on the Stage Display. Click on the Display tab to adjust the output settings.

In the top left, click on ProPresenter, then click on Preferences. First, you will need to tell ProPresenter which external monitor you want to use as your Stage Display. Once the computer recognizes the device as an external monitor, you can open ProPresenter and set up your Stage Display. If you have purchased the USB from Renewed Vision, you can download the driver here. Note that if you are using a USB video adapter then you will also need to install drivers which you can download from the manufacturer's website. If you have a computer with extra video outputs then you can plug into those ports on the computer, however, many users will need to use an adapter to come out of the computer, such as a Mini-Display Port adapter (also called "Thunderbolt") or a USB video adapter. This would entail plugging in the physical device that you want to use as your Stage Display directly into your computer. The first step in using the Stage Display is to set up your computer to use your device as an external monitor. This is view is different from that of the output that your audience is seeing. The Stage Display feature of ProPresenter is essentially a confidence monitor that allows the people on stage to see information such as the Current Slide, the Next Slide, notes, clocks, timers, and other information.