How to use Tat Khalsa Pothi Desktop
Sixteen short video guides, from installing the app to captions in your live stream. Each one in English, Punjabi and Hindi, with the steps written out.
1:311Install on a MacInstall Tat Khalsa Pothi on your Mac in under two minutes.
1:472Install on WindowsInstall Tat Khalsa Pothi on Windows, from the Microsoft Store or the website.
2:053Connect a projector and choose a workspacePlug in the projector. The Gurbani window opens by itself.
1:144Find a shabadFind any shabad by its first letters.
1:185Run the screen from the keyboardRun kirtan on the screen without touching the mouse.
0:586Read an angOpen any ang and read it line by line, for a paath.
0:427Open a baaniNitnem and many other baanis, ready to open in a click.
0:468Prepare the next shabad, go back to the lastGet the next shabad ready while one is on the screen, and go back to an earlier one in a click.
0:579Plan a programmeSave the running order of shabads, baanis and announcements, and run it in order.
0:5010Run Anand Karaj or a BhogAnand Karaj, Anand Sahib Bhog and Akhand Paath Bhog, ready to start in the customary order.
0:5911Quick inserts and announcementsMool Mantar, Anand Sahib, Ardaas, cards and announcements, one click away.
1:0412Set how Gurbani looks on the projectorThemes, fonts, larivaar, vishraams and translations: set how Gurbani looks on the projector.
1:3013Use a phone as a remoteAny phone becomes a remote for the Gurbani screen.
0:4414Show Gurbani captions in OBSPut the Gurbani on your screen into your live stream as captions, with OBS, vMix or Wirecast.
1:0315Design captions for a live streamDesign the Gurbani captions in your live stream, and see every change at once.
0:3816Add extra screensShow the Gurbani on any TV or laptop on the same Wi-Fi, as an extra screen.