We are content with MS 6, except for the hoops involved to insert a text cue. Sales staff are aware of these changes issues between MS 6 & MS 7, and frankly should have given a disclaimer, but did not.again, disappointing.
Note: I don't like to complain, but if you are looking to upgrade from MS 6 to MS 7, buyer beware. So we will continue to use MS 6 until they either restore those lost features to MS 7, or when MS 6 finally crashes, purchase another vendor's product. They are always polite, but acknowledge MS 7 's stated shortcomings, and said upgrade sales are final. This section will cover all the details of the user interface, so that you can configure MediaShout 6 to your liking. I spoke with Customer service on 4-25-22. This section will give you all the information you need on how to install MediaShout and be up and running quickly.
This makes it easy to keep everyone insync by providing high. Separate Output for Stage Monitors With MediaShout 6 you can send separate content to themain displays and the stage monitors. Major new features include lyric use reporting, dual Bibles, liturgies, and an all new inline editor. Now you can only comment within a cue box. Users can choose from a dark or light theme. )Ĥ) They removed the insert Comments feature. Having used MS 5 & MS 6, (a long time customer) our upgrade to MS 7 is disappointing, and MS 7 is unworkable for us for the following reasons.ġ) The fire and other control button are now too small, and can hardly locate for those with older eyes.Ģ) The display window on right column will not adjust to a larger size and is too small so see clearly what is displayed.ģ) The editor box although very large, is fixed and unable to resize like MS 6 does, not does it mirror the main display (even in presenter mode, it does not mirror the display screen.
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