<h2 align="center"><font color="#3333ff">(-: Looping Backgrounds :-)</font></h2><p>This exact feature is a must-have and I was able to 'work-around' as westbloomfieldumc said and used VLC as my player since Windows Media Player is much more difficult to automatically play on the second screen (projector). So, to do this right, follow these instructions:</p>
Install VLC HERE then install it on your PC/MAC.
Make sure your projector is turned on so that the PC can see it as a second monitor
Open VLC player, click on Tools the Preferences.
Enter the settings exactly as in the screenshot, below, except you can force screen resolution to 6:9 if you have an HD projector.
VLC Settings Screenshot
In OLP, create a transparent background Theme.
In Windows, associate MP4 and MPG file extensions with VLC player if they are not already (Control Panel, Default Programs, Set Associations) I am not a MAC person, so don't know how to associate on a MAC.
Start your video in VLC OUTSIDE of OLP making sure that you have clicked the 'loop' icon in VLC on the bottom toolbar.
Insert a song, scripture or custom slide into your service list then right-click it and change the Theme to your transparent theme that you created earlier.
In OLP, either hit the D button shortcut on the keyboard to show the video loop (which I like to do for welcome and closing of service) or send your song, scripture or custom slide to the screen and your background should be looping!
<p>Where can I get exciting awesome loops? <font color="#330099">SermonSpice</font> always! Hope this helps and anyone wishing to learn more on how to download loops from the internet can email me from my profile address.</p><p>Todd Jachimiak, Media Coordinator</p><p align="left">Broad Creek UMC, Newport, NC</p><p align="left"><img src="http://home.mindspring.com/~tjachimiak/Tods200x200.jpg"></p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p>