Automatic advance of slides when audio background clip ends?

I wanted to set something up for this Sunday morning where I could have a number of slides with pictures on with each slide having a backing audio clip.

This so was someone could record a Bible passage beforehand - in segments - and then to have a picture illustrating each segment.

I know I can do this.

But what I also wanted was for Proclaim to advance to the next slide when each audio clip finished so it wouldn't be the responsibility of the operator to move it on. I thought this might be slightly more seamless.

Is this possible - and I have missed it - or would this be something useful to add in?

Thanks, Graham

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Justin (Faithlife)

That's a really good suggestion, and we even received the exact same recommendation a day ago, so it's a definitely a consideration!

As a work around for now, would selecting the "Auto-advance every x seconds" settings, and then adjusting the time to the length of the track work in this situation? It would definitely be a little more work to set up, especially if you're using a lot of slides.

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/982008#Comment_982008

That's a really good suggestion, and we even received the exact same recommendation a day ago, so it's a definitely a consideration!

Thanks Justin - sounds good.

As a work around for now, would selecting the "Auto-advance every x seconds" settings, and then adjusting the time to the length of the track work in this situation? It would definitely be a little more work to set up, especially if you're using a lot of slides.

That would work - but it would, as you say, take a bit more effort and it wouldn't match exactly (or unlikely to do so) so probably best, at the moment, leaving it to the operator.

Beaver Creek Baptist Church

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/982018#Comment_982018

This would also be a nice optional feature so a quick screen with a video background or audio clip would return to the last shown slide when the video or audio ended.