We currently use both Proclaim for almost everything but still ProPresenter for our Youth Services for one main reason. ProPresenter makes it really easy with the video/image Bins to click on multiple videos straight from the bin without needing to add it to the presentation. This comes in handy for screen games where you can have as many as 20-30 short video clips. It would be nice if Proclaim could somehow add a feature to play videos easily, maybe like the "Image Slide Show" directly from local computer. Loading 20 videos into the presentation timeline is painful in Proclaim. We love proclaim and the changes that have already been made. Maybe this could be next :). Is there a way to already do this that I don't know or see?

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    Hey I got a visual of what you are referring to in ProPresenter. Thanks for sharing and adding good information. Couple things real quick though. What area was it painful when adding the video items into Proclaim? (my video will demo a good solution) - but curious to see where the area you are referring to. My assumption is you are going to add item > video > browse media> selecting the video and repeating that process multiple times. We have a quicker way as well as using the grid view in the preview mode. I would also recommend adding the videos locally as it will make it easier for the videos to get going quicker since the videos won't need to be uploaded and then re-downloaded. Here is the demo I created: https://www.useloom.com/share/9abf9ce0146641908ee06e9cceb3f2fd Note: You'd be in preview mode and then allowing you to switch between videos real quick as well as getting a preview of it in the top right corner. Let me know if you have any questions.
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  2. That actually helps a lot. When you select multiple files like that and drop them in, does it stay local or try to upload? Dropping them in and having them all together in a "dropped media" folder would be the solution we need and keep them organized by game or whatever we are doing with multiple videos. That's great, thanks for the help.
  3. Glad this works for you It's going to upload them. I can't take full credit as one of our developers and I connected and did a few demo runs. Let me know if you have anymore questions or ways to make this smoother.