Whether for family time or work, this projector app for Mac takes your video experience to the next level – here’s how.
I’m in the process of launching a new project for the stage, so I’ve been on the lookout for an app that not only makes it easy to play video via a projector but also doesn’t display my MacOS screen, gives me full control over the video clips, and makes it as easy as possible for the person running the show.
I tried to work some magic with MacOS, but every time a video clip would end, either the Quick Time player or the desktop would be revealed — not ideal. My search for a professional piece of software finally ended with QLab.
QLab was designed specifically for playing back sound, video, and light- and show-control cues for all types of situations. It may be overkill for movie night, but with the holidays fast approaching, you might want to impress your family and friends with a seamless, professional video presentation. QLab will not let you down.
QLab does have a slight learning curve, but I’ll demonstrate how it’s used. The QLab workflow essentially goes like this:
What you’ll need: The only things you’ll need for this are a MacOS device, the QLab app, and your video files.
1. Set your play trigger
Once you’ve installed it on your Mac, open QLab.
