It’s reputation really gives it too much credit. In the other corner is the mighty and acclaimed ProPresenter, who’s greatest strength is in name only. It may be easy to set up, but it’s just not powerful enough and lacks the polish of a truly professional product. In a nutshell, EasyWorship is not suitable for any church over 100 people. I won’t waste words telling about all the bugs, irritations, and problems with ProPresenter and EasyWorship. Native Quicktime support, countdown timers, adjustable stage displays, and even pdf cues (the ability to display pdf files) are just a view new tools it now offers. So my advice: go with MediaShout, my personal favorite.Ĭurrently at version 4.5, mediashout now offers the best value in it’s category. right? Back to the main question – so many programs, all around the same cost, same “feature set”, which one should we use? So am I an expert? Oh I don’t know but I get paid to do it, so that makes me at least a professional.

And with each program (save Easyworship) I built it from the ground up and maintained it. MediaShout for about 2 1/2 years, EasyWorship for about 2 1/2 years, and ProPresenter for about 6 months. As a church worker/minister, I’ve used each one of these extensively. The 3 biggies are ProPresenter, MediaShout, or EasyWorship (at least in the area of the US where I live and in the denominations where I have served). If there’s one thing that can divide worship “techies” quicker than the question “should we have moving backgrounds or not?”, it’s got to be what media presention software to use.

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