A cross platform app to download and present media for congregation meetings of Jehovah’s Witnesses in any language. Features include automatic media downloading, easy drag-and-drop adding of additional media, and media presentation tools for meetings.
Hey! I'm excited about the v2 release, perhaps as much as you 😀
I've created the icon that aligns with the macOS guidelines and makes the icon correct size, and I'd say more eye-catchy (a bit more contrast, a tiny bit of shadows, etc). If you think this icon works fine for the Windows version as well, we can use it. If you would like to somehow tweak it more, let me know.
Comparison example:
Files include:
• .icns file for Mac;
• .ico file for Windows;
• PNG with no paddings that can be used as a logo.
If you setup the app in the the day of your meeting, at the end of the setup it will play 2 background songs at the same time, and if you stop it, it will still playing the one left with no option to stop.
Is it possible to create a version of the program that will be installed as a second M3 program on a computer without replacing the existing program? It would be nice to have such a version to test the new interface in the Kingdom Hall and not have problems with the main M3 program that is currently in use.
The sorting stop working if you change the day of meeting
How to reproduce:
Initial boot, wait till all updated, It works initially then I change to my endweek and if I tried to sort does not work, and if I change back to the midweek date, also does not work
After each attempt to present jw.org, I keep getting prompted to give screen recording permission, even though I've granted it multiple times and restarted the app several times.
On the latest version, starting a video playback while the background music is playing, causes them both to play simultaneously.
I suppose the background music should be automatically stopped once a video from the media list has been played, because it's most likely an opening song. Plus, M³ doesn't support the countdown scenario anymore, so I can't think of a real use-case for playing both video and background audio simultaneously.