Now, you've got your very own personalized mix of digital decorations to frighten and/or delight your friends and family, neighbors, and guests! Once you're satisfied with your playlist, use the correct cable and/or adapter to connect your computer to your projector or TV. In the video player app, create a new playlist and add your favorite effects to it. Some apps like QuickTime don’t have a playlist feature, which means you can only play one decoration at a time. You’ll need software that lets you create playlists and repeat videos. To get started, all you need to do is open your favorite video player app (for example, Windows Media Player, iTunes, or VLC). Many laptops today feature HDMI outputs, which make it easy to connect to other video devices like TVs or Projectors. Lots of decorators use a computer to control their decoration playlists. Playing Digital Downloads on a Computer and Making Playlists Contacting your product manufacturer, or visiting their online support forums, should get you up and running quickly. However, if you are having issues with a projector, TV, or any device made by a company other than AtmosFX, the best solution is to contact the manufacturer. The AtmosFX team is devoted to helping decorators solve problems. If you’re using older devices, you may also need the correct cords and cables. This device might be a Media Player or even a DVD player, just as long as it has the 3 features listed above. Just connect the video inputs on your TV or projector to another device which can play MP4s. In such cases, you’ll need a bit more planning. For instance, if you’re creating a display with an old cathode ray style TV, it is unlikely they will have SD or USB inputs.
If your TV or projector does not have one or more of these features, don’t worry, you can still use digital downloads. Often this will be found on the device’s remote or in the “Settings” menu.
Has a "repeat" or "loop" function to continuously play the decorations.
You’ll find this information in the user manual or on the manufacturer’s website. MP4 files, which is the video format we use for digital downloads.
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