Oops, I thought I had replied, but I guess not. Sorry for the delayed response.<br><br>
Can the computer use 1280 x 720 for the projector? It's generally best if they match, but it's not a real issue if everything shows up properly.<br><br>
I believe that's correct - you don't want to change your projection screen (in my opinion) unless you're happy and satisfied with the resolution you've got on the computer and projector. (If you change resolutions in the future, and if it's a different aspect ratio, you'll again have black banding issues to deal with.)<br><br>
I'm not quite understanding what's happening when you project video from OpenLP. Could you explain further?<br><br>
I'm at work right now, so this is all off the top of my head. Take it with a grain of salt. ;)<br>I believe OpenLP uses a single database per "type" (images, Bibles, songs, etc) and I believe by default those databases are stored in the user's personal data folder. Which means each user's databases will be separate and unique if I'm correct. At our church, our video laptop has only 1 user account, so this is never an issue for us. The data path is configurable, so you can put everything in a common location instead if you like.<br><br>About the folder structure for themes - I don't think there is. We have less than 10 themes, however, so it's not something I've looked for before. Images, however, do have a sort of folder structure. You can import images into OpenLP and assign them to groups, which really helps with the organization.<br><br>
Once you've got your process a bit more clarified, this will be simpler. I suggest holding occasional / on-the-fly training sessions, and get everything written down once it's settled. But that's all my opinion - do what's best for your setup.