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Howdy all, I'll give you a brief rundown on the history behind this question. I'm working for a church who is in the (re)developmental stage. I'm trying to get them on-board technologically because, like many churches they're still stuck with 12 year old everything... while i'm producing video on my mac, the presenting computer is a PC. Last night i was informed that the presentation through mac based extensions is unsatisfactory, and i should comply to PC extensions (WMV, AVI, etc.). i'm guessing their main point in this is that Quick Time doesn't go full screen in a secondary monitor, is there any software (Free or close to it) that will run video (various formats, and DVD) in a secondary monitor with the controls in the main? I know and love ProPresenter, but $400 is much more than the church can afford, but a comparable suggestion would be welcomed as well. Thanks!
 

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