#PROPRESENTER PRESENTERCUE HOW TO#

#PROPRESENTER PRESENTERCUE HOW TO#

More information on how to add Audio Inputs is available here. To set this up, go to the 'Input' tab of ProPresenter Preferences and select your Audio Input device from the device list on the left. The option for routing audio inputs allows you to use devices such as USB audio interfaces and choose how channels of the device are routed to the internal ProPresenter channels. Click on the Mapping drop-down and select Auto to autofill the cells and Clear to remove all of the selected cells. The top lists the audio channels that are available in ProPresenter.Ĭlick on the cell of the row/column that you want the audio to play in.

Just like in the routing for outputs, the inspector's left side lists all of the audio channels for the piece of media that is selected.

You will only be able to access the Audio tab if the Media Action you're viewing in the Inspector has audio embedded within it. You can access individual Audio Routing for a specific Media Action in the Cue Inspector's Audio tab (right click on the media action, choose 'Inspector', then select the audio tab on the right of the inspector window). By default, the audio channels of your media will be routed to the corresponding ProPresenter channel (1:1, 2:2, etc). Media played back in ProPresenter can also be routed to specific ProPresenter Channels. Click on the Mapping drop-down and select Auto to automatically route ProPresenter channels to their counterparts on the output (1:1: 2:2, etc.). If you have one or more channels solo'd, click the S in the top left to turn them all off at the same time. On the top left of the routing windowpane, you can click on the M to mute all of the channels. You can turn these functions on and off for as many channels as you wish, which is a great tool for troubleshooting audio signals in your system. Click on the M next to a channel to Mute that channel. For example, if you want ProPresenter’s Channel 1 to output to Channel 3 of your output, click on the cell at the intersection of those two selections and the box will light up. To the right are the channels supported by your output device.Ĭlick on the cells where you want the audio to be heard. You can click on the channel name to rename it if desired. The left side of the Audio Routing window shows you ProPresenter Channels based on the number you specified in the channel count.

Then, clicking on Channel Routing for your main output device will bring up a window that allows this custom routing. In the Audio Preferences pane, you first specify the number of channels of audio you want ProPresenter to process. You can customize what ProPresenter audio channels go to specific channels on your audio output device. In addition to simple default setups (Channel 1 is Left, Channel 2 is Right, etc.), ProPresenter is capable of fully customizing your audio setup, This article will discuss how you route both Audio Inputs and Outputs inside of the program. For example, you can input any or all of the channels coming into your computer from a mixing console to ProPresenter's internal channels, specify the internal channels used for any audio or video played back from ProPresenter, and route these ProPresenter channels to the channels of your output device. These can then be routed out to the channels of a primary audio output device, as well as SDI/NDI feeds with separate routing. ProPresenter's audio engine allows for inputs from multiple audio devices to be routed in to any of up to 16 internal ProPresenter audio channels.

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