CueCam Presenter features a big pink “Play” button that you can use to start and navigate your presentation.

Before you start it looks like this:

Here’s a very short presentation:

When you first press the Start button, the Virtual Camera and Dashboard are revealed. This lets you adjust your Main Camera and audio settings if you need to.

The text of the pink button changes to preview the next card’s content and reveals the “Stop” button to the right.

Clicking the button takes us to the next card and shows any attached shares, triggers or slide content.

When you reach the last card, the pink bar changes to become the “End Presentation” button.

Cards with bullet points

If you have a card with bullet points, the big pink button changes to reveal these bullets one at a time.

Here we have landed on a card with bullets and the pink button changes to show “Next Bullet: First thing”.

Clicking the button reveals the first bullet and changes to show “Next Bullet: Second thing”

When all bullets have been revealed, the button changes to show “Next Card” and will continue to the next card when clicked.

Keyboard shortcuts

You can use the shortcuts ⌥⌘→ and ⌥⌘← to navigate your script a CueCam window is focused.

Stream Deck

With CueCam’s Stream Deck plugin installed, you can add the Next button.

On a Stream Deck, the button will update while you are presenting.

Start:

Next Card:

Next Bullet Point:

End Presentation:

Here’s the recommended configuration for a Stream Deck Foot Pedal.

Apple Shortcuts

CueCam Presenter works with Shortcuts.

Options are currently limited so feel free to ask for more on Discord.

How to request new features for CueCam Presenter

Deep Link

You can trigger the “Next” action with a deep link by calling the url cuecam://next from any other application.

You can test this by pasting it into Notes (and pressing space to make it into a link).

Click the link and CueCam will navigate to the next card.

Considerations

CueCam can only present one document at a time but the Next action is a global behaviour. This means that you may sometimes need to intervene to make sure the correct presentation will run, if multiple presentations are loaded, by clicking the “Start” button in the correct window.

If you trigger a “Jump To Doc” action then the End Presentation action will be replaced with a Jump Back action at the end of the jumped-to doc.

How to jump to another presentation