The Star on the Christmas Tree

Douglas Talks

$10.00

What's Included

1080p MPEG-4
1080p QuickTime

Which format is best for me?

MPEG-1
Best for those using a Windows computer

Quicktime
Best for those using a Mac

480p
Refers to Standard Definition (if your screen is more square than wide)

720p
Refers to High Definition (or if you're projecting in wide screen)

What format is best for my software?

	MPEG-1	Quicktime
PowerPoint	⊗
Windows Media Player	⊗
Keynote		⊗
ProPresenter	⊗	⊗
MediaShout 4.5 (or higher)	⊗	⊗
MediaShout (older than 4.5)	⊗
EasyWorship	⊗	⊗
Harmony		⊗

Web License Included

What's this?

We've added a Web License upgrade on select products to give you more freedom in how you share the video with your congregation, and this video qualifies. The web license includes our standard license (public performance in a single setting), as well as a couple of additional features:

The Web License allows you to:

Post the video on your website (using a native player)
Include the video in a live stream of your service online
Include the video in a recording of your service online

The Web License DOES NOT allow you to:

Upload the video to youtube or other video sharing sites UNLESS posted in the context of a service
Broadcast the video on television or any other medium

* While this license makes the content available for you to use in these ways, we cannot guarantee that social sharing sites like Facebook and YouTube will not flag or block this content unintentionally. We encourage testing to ensure these possible issues don't arise as you stream or share your service online.

** Streaming Worship Tracks requires a CCLI Streaming License

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Have you ever wondered why people put a star or an angel on their Christmas trees? Douglas helps explain how these decorations can point us back to the true meaning of Christmas.

The Star on the Christmas Tree

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