VideoPsalm Reviews

The product is pretty straightforward and anyone with basic computer skills would be able to adapt pretty fast, like I said in the Cons section, it could use a refresh of the interface to make it look more like this day of age.
But so far, I haven't had any issues with it, and I am very happy with this software, looking forward for more updates.

- Countless Features
- Simple and easy to use.
- Very good projections.
- You have all bibles in every language available.

- I would have a more recent look or interface to look more updated.

My favourite presentation software. I keep recommending it to everyone. It is reliable, easy-to-maintain and works well.
I'm using it for almost 4 years. Previously I tried EasyWorship (too expensive) and about 5-7 other presentation softwares. None of the were close to VideoPsalms by the satisfaction level.

- Stability;
- Price;
- Songbases, configuration etc are stored in json-files, you can process them manually or using other custom tools; I wrote a chat-bot based on WP-songbook;
- No frequent and annoying version updates;
- You can download older version from the official site easily;

- There were rare versions with some bugs, luckily, they were quickly fixed;
- If resolution of the screen is changed, UI composition is broken and you need to adjust width of areas/components again;
- I still think, start up time can be lower :)

Such a powerful tool to spread the gospel in this age of technology. Eagerly waiting for the future features (to do plans).

Like every feature of it. This software has been well kept in mind and heart at the field level and has been made. Thank you so much. Not only on par with paid software, industry standard, but above that.

Nothing and certainly nothing. No cons, we have everything we need inside Church and in the ministry outside churches.

I would definitely recommend it to anyone. At the moment I do not know any better program for this price (for free!).

A lot of pros:
* It's free
* It's customizable
* Ability to import songbooks from other programs;
* Ability to download Bibles or songbooks;
* Video background;
* Familiar user interface for Windows users;
* Many tutorials on program's homepage;
* Great l10n support;
* And much much more, you'll have to try for yourself.

The only thing that I can think of is that there is no possibility to create song sequence. If there are 3 verses and 3 times chorus in the song, then it has to be present in the song text 3 times. You can not type it once and then arrange a sequence. But once you copy/paste choruses, you can forget about it.

This is the best presentation software I have ever use and would recommend it to houses of worship of all sizes.

First of all this software is free so that gives it the edge above other presentation software. It also makes great use of the Microsoft Office ribbon layout which automatically make the interface recognizable to even first time users. One of the best things about it is that it is a small and light software and on top of that you can create a portable version with everything in the standard on a USB Flash drive or any other storage. And most conveniently it runs on even the slowest of computers. Most favorable is the ability to work on an Agenda at home and the be able to carry the file to church on a drive and present songs, videos, images etc., that are not present on that computer. The backup feature is probably the most amazing as you can create a backup, install VideoPsalm on another computer and then use that backup to get everything you had in the software onto another computer. This is very useful for creating agendas from home as you have access to all the elements you would use in an service.

The time it takes to start the software is noticeable but with each update this time is decreased.
One issue is its lack of support for opening PowerPoint file outside of the use of the actual Microsoft Office PowerPoint application this poses problems when using other office suites.
Also when transitioning in and out of edit mode the is a split second which the software take to change the view, but this is only seen on the operators side.