Hello.
For work I have to look for VJ or video presentation software made for Windows.
The setup is the following:
Someone has several video files (whatever format, but they probably end up in SD resolution and using a DV codec), which are due to be projected onto a wall on a stage. A normal video player would suffice, but that would remove the element of previewing.
Edit: Just got another bit of information, it would be nice, if that software could also play .jpeg files.
Does anyone know of a software, tat is able to output the main video onto an external display (projector) from a laptop, and have the laptop's screen for preview and browsing purposes?
Traktor is a software I would like, I saw it in action, but it is not meant for video.
Or does anyone know of a good DJ board, where I could ask the same question?
Btw, I have looked into Resolume Avenue 3.3.0 and found it barely usable for that purpose.
GrandVJ was also really buggy, as it crashed three times within five minutes, it was the latest demo version.
Could PowerPoint or even Irfanview candidates?
For work I have to look for VJ or video presentation software made for Windows.
The setup is the following:
Someone has several video files (whatever format, but they probably end up in SD resolution and using a DV codec), which are due to be projected onto a wall on a stage. A normal video player would suffice, but that would remove the element of previewing.
Edit: Just got another bit of information, it would be nice, if that software could also play .jpeg files.
Does anyone know of a software, tat is able to output the main video onto an external display (projector) from a laptop, and have the laptop's screen for preview and browsing purposes?
Traktor is a software I would like, I saw it in action, but it is not meant for video.
Or does anyone know of a good DJ board, where I could ask the same question?
Btw, I have looked into Resolume Avenue 3.3.0 and found it barely usable for that purpose.
GrandVJ was also really buggy, as it crashed three times within five minutes, it was the latest demo version.
Could PowerPoint or even Irfanview candidates?