That is why we are here to do things a little differently Luther. I think it is always great when a few people make tutorials on the same stuff as we all do it a little different. Let me know if there are other topics you need a video on and I can always jump in and make one!

Thanks for the encouragement!

Glad it was helpful especially if it is going to be put to good use like you suggest!

Glad I could help!

Thanks John

I have not come across this before sorry. Might be an issue with the computer cpu or ram or network congestion possibly?

This is called keying. It’s how green screens work. You need to go into the screen options in propresenter, click the fill screen colour option and choose bright green. You then need to setup the keying in one to get rid of the green part and it will just show your text. There’s heaps of videos about keying and ons on KZfaq.

@@learnpropresenter Thank you very much for answering my question! I didn't know what the concept was called, so resolving my issue was slow in progress, though we did get to do a workaround but what you explained is much better than what we did. Once again, thank you!

Its a possibilty it just depends on your network bandwidth really. Other options could be things like the propresenter app and use an apple tv

You could send it from a computer to another computer and use the second computer as the decoder with the NDI apps available. This is the easiest and cheapest option if you have a spare computer. We used a 5 year old MacBook Air for ours and it worked fine when connected via ethernet.

My question is why the two different computers? Why not run both of one computer with proprrsenter?

If you’re using Ndi you’ll need to install the Ndi tools to receive the Ndi signal. You can’t just send an Ndi feed to a screen it has to be to another device e.g. computer with the Ndi tools installed and open to receive the Ndi feed

@@learnpropresenter in the video, when you created the new NDI Stage display and the set your preview to show the current and previous slides, it showed up in your preview window when you selected it. It’s not doing that in mine.

Hi Robert, I was unsure of this myself so had to go research it. My first answer would be to turn the wifi off but you might need it. Apparently you can set the settings in windows to do this for you in network adapter priorities. Just google prioritise ethernet over wifi windows and you should find an easy walkthrough

Can't say i have done this before. But a quick google could take care of it. You might need to run a higher end pc as it may jeee to encode both streams at once and send them up at the same time. Also need to make sure you have the upload bandwidth for it.

Probably Nadi studio monitor or screen recorder

Hi Steve, We are able to do this because we use restream.io. What that means is part of our restream subscription they have a chat function that pulls both facebook and youtube chats into one feed which is just a browser url. We can then create a text box on a slide and use thefill feature then select URL instead of colour which will embed this browser window into the stage display and you can resize it to suit what you would like to see. If you don't have restream I am not sure of other ways to get both youtube and facebook comments in one place but you could embed the chats feeds from each individually but these would need updating for every livestream as they change.

Without knowing too much my best guess is its probably more of a processing issue on your computer. Id be checking the loads on the cpu or RAM first. Also video over ndi isn't always super reliable because of processing and also bandwidth

Its always better to use a cable. We'd connect them via ethernet onto the same network.

Thanks !

If they are connected directly then possibly. If those Ethernet cables are networked together e.g. they run back to your router then they should be able to do the internet too.

That’s a great question. I’m not entirely sure. I’m guessing you would need NDI installed and running in the background

@@learnpropresenter I checked with support. It seem that you don't need it when using propresenter

Good to know thanks for updating us

I’m not sure. This would depend on if the LED screen can receive an NDI input or not. For example to use a computer as an output you would have to have NDI tools installed on it

You would need the NDI tools apps to do so probably. Not sure you can get this on the smart tv (probably depends on the OS) but alternatively a device that receives NDI could be used eg newer Apple TV, laptop etc. plugged into the tv

@@learnpropresenter Would the birddog play 4k work … Use this to connect my laptop to tv ?

You'll need a device that is able to receive an NDI signal and display it plugged into your tv. This. could be something like an apple tv or a laptop plugged in

@@learnpropresenter thank you I looked more into it and found bird dog converter. Just one concern though. I am running video into propresenter and sending a stage display with the video feed via NDI. The quality of the video isn’t the best though. I am struggling to figure out how to send a good (clear and crisp) quality through NDI. Any suggestions?

It’s probably got Something to do with the computer not coping with the load or the network speed the NDI is using. If you’re NDI I’d go wifi this could be a speed issue on your network

@@learnpropresenterCame back to ask what app should be used to receive the NDI signal on AppleTV? I’m trying to work with the sienna link but it’s pretty confusing.😅