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Wonderful - something ending in 48 is downloading at the moment and I can see the progress. Thanks for restoring this!
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The update to 2.6.0.0042 has the same (unhelpful) behaviour. Is this the last update that won't show progress. When updates sometimes take a few minutes, and sometime an hour or more, this is really, really bad for us.
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Ugh - managing media in the Media Browser is utterly grim. Is there a reason why: Thumbnails of videos can't be synced with the library so that every machine doesn't need to spend 20 minutes creating thumbnails for our entire uploaded video library? Video size isn't displayed in the right-hand-side panel and why videos can't be sorted by size? The entire
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The last thing I would want to do when I see a song coming up with no name is go up to another menu and try to work out what's coming up that way. It would be infinitely easier if the old behaviour (titles above the first slide in a new section) could be brought back.
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Previously, the Proclaim iPad remote app used to show the title of items in the playlist above the preview of items at the bottom of the screen. Song names, prayer titles - everything. Now only the name of the segments appear - "Pre-service Loop", "Warm-up" "Service", "Post-service loop". This is really frustrating when you are trying to find things
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Has Proclaim recently been changed to reject .M4V files? I have just looked at the logs and found the "All file extensions must be normalized" error. When I change the filename of the movie I'm uploading to .MOV, it uploads fine. Previous .M4V files have uploaded without a problem until last week.
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Same thing again this week. Previous weeks' uploads have been fine. 2110.Proclaim Logs.zip
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Hi, we've just downloaded and installed 2.2.0.0016. We normally upload the announcements video each Saturday and it works fine. Today I just get an "Error uploading…" This file is smaller (approx 108Mb) than the ones we usually have no problems with (approx 200Mb).
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Well, it's obviously on the high priority list?
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We're getting weird spacing after some of the paragraphs on our proclaim slides. In the attached image, for the Psalm, slide 1 has large spacing after each paragraph. Slide 2 has large spacing after "shame" but not after "faith", though the same paragraph mark is after both those words. On slide 3, the first two paragraphs don't have the large space
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Is anyone from Logos able to comment on this?
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No, I've decided to axe this programme for aesthetic reasons and halt the clamour lest my posts lose their lustre and I anaesthetise you with my behaviour. I could plough on, but it would be ghastly if the "salt were to lose its savour". I'd really hate to labour the point too much, so I shall make this my epilogue.
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Whew - glad that my sabre-rattling humour hasn't coloured the discussion too much. I was worried you'd spring to the defence of the calibre of the candidates (who knows - they might be people of great moral fibre) and doubt my meagre ability to criticise your process with any kind of skilful accuracy when I was just trying to add a little bit of theatre
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I suspect that, with the situation your country has ended up with in the candidates for the highest office in your land, it might be a few years before the world comes beating at your door seeking instruction on how to do pretty much anything…
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Are we ever likely to see the Anglicised NRSV in Logos? It would be nice if we non-US customers didn't have to go through on Proclaim each week and fix up the peculiar American spelling. I'd be honoured if you would do us a favour and sell a product with a more international flavour.
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Whew - I don't know where we would be without our on-screen version of the Elzevir Textus Receptus (1642) With Morphology! ;-)
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So that's the explanation for no Bible text on Sunday. Thanks for that one. As if our volunteers don't hate Proclaim enough already!
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When I upload a video, when it has completed the upload, it says "Transcoding". Could you please let us know what format the video is transcoded to so that I can rip to that format?
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We copy and paste Bible references into "Bible" content slides but have recently run into trouble when we couldn't figure out why some Bible references wouldn't work. It turned out that we had some em-dashes in those references. e.g. "John 3:14—21" as opposed to "John 3:14-21" or John 3:14–21". The problem was very hard for us to diagnose, and may be
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Just an idea, but it's probably not too late to either not force the update for Sunday morning for your US/Canadian userbase, or send them an email warning them that this is going to happen on their service computer.