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Lumina Live

Settings

Every option, section by section: projection, slides, verses, Bible, system and version.

Settings opens with the gear at the top left. Changes save themselves, instantly.

Projection

OptionWhat it's for
Projector screenWhich monitor it projects on. See The projector screen.
Projector windowOpen projector (opens on BLACK) and Close projector. Use them to restart it if the projector stops responding.
Logo imageWhat shows with LOGO and when nothing is live: JPG, PNG, GIF, WEBP or BMP. With no logo, black.
Clear live contentTakes down everything projected, sound included, and goes back to the logo.
Starting volumeThe volume each video, audio file or music track starts at when you send it live. You can adjust each one while it plays.
TransitionHow the projector changes from one thing to the next: Instant, Crossfade (the default) or Fade through black, and its Duration.

Slides

OptionWhat it's for
LibreOfficeWhether it's installed, and its version. See Install LibreOffice.
Slide cacheHow much space the converted presentations take up, Clear cache and the Cache limit (4 GB out of the box): when it's reached, the ones you haven't used for the longest are deleted.
Conversion qualityRender width and Image format. Changing them means converting everything again: don't touch them on the day of the service.

Verses

How the verse looks on the projector. See How the verse looks.

Bible

The installed versions: import, rename, choose the one that opens by default, and delete. See Other Bible versions.

System

OptionWhat it's for
ThemeDark (made for a dark booth) or Light. It only changes the control window.
LanguageEspañol, English, Italiano or Português.
PerformanceMoving video on the Live monitor (turn it off on a low-powered computer: the projector doesn't change), which Graphics card the app uses, and Test video.
File foldersWhere the file picker opens for each type. It doesn't move or link any files.

About

The installed Version, which is the one to mention when you report a problem, and Open logs folder, which opens the app's data folder, where main.log and crash.log are.

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