Proclaim Slideshows still work offline??

Hi, our church is considering getting proclaim. I know you need to be online to put the presentation together, but after its made do we need to be online to show the presentation? As in, if our internet service cuts out, will we then have nothing to show on the Sunday morning? Thanks.

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Hunter Clagett

It is not necessary to have an internet connect to display your presentations. Once a service has been downloaded and cached it can be run offline with no problems.

You will, however, be unable to use the Proclaim Remote or Signals services, which are web-based. I'd recommend running the presentation through at least once before Sunday morning to avoid problems.

Thanks,

Brian Johnson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/349357#Comment_349357

If a presentation is created from home the prior week and then the internet is not working on Sunday morning how do I get a copy of the presentation to the church computer?

Jeff

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/505797#Comment_505797

I have the same concern. If the presentation computer cannot establish an Internet connection to download and cache a service, is there a way to bring in an offline copy on a flash drive?

Mike Binks

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/556144#Comment_556144

I have the same concern. If the presentation computer cannot establish an Internet connection to download and cache a service, is there a way to bring in an offline copy on a flash drive?

No! But there is no problem bringing in a laptop that has synced the presentation.

Aaron Linne

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/556144#Comment_556144

Brian and Jeff -

Is the internet going out at your church a common occurrence?

Jeff

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/557598#Comment_557598

No, but as one of the techs responsible for presenting the service I like to be prepared with a backup plan should the Internet not be accessible. I know the risk factor is small, but it's still a risk none the less.