Once you start a countdown, you can close this window - the countdown timer will simply fade from the screen when it finishes. As such, you'll want to make sure that the Display Screen is clear of any other text that may clash with your countdown, or that you position and size your countdown so that it does not clash with any other text/design that is simultaneously being projected on the screen. Please note that the timer will overlap on top of whatever is already being projected from the Cue, such as a motion graphic slide, or even your lyrics, slides, etc. When you are ready to send the timer to the screen(s), hit the green Start button.

Count up (starts at 0, goes until stopped).

Countdown to Time (set a designated end time).

Countdown (set duration in 00:00:00 format for hours, minutes, and seconds).

You can also select from three timer options: Below, you can set the time, font, size, and color of the countdown. In the black preview screen, drag and drop to position the countdown where you would like it to appear on your Display screen(s). This will open up the countdown timer window. You can also use the F6 key on your keyboard for quick access. Then, click More in the top menu and select Countdown. To set a countdown timer, you'll need to have a cue list open.

When Running the MIDI Controller and Presenter on the Same Computer Screens are 'On' but nothing is projecting

Mediashout countdown