System Information

The system information screen provides information about your OnSong library, statistic and precise control over secondary screens.

Application

The application section shows information about the OnSong app including:

• Version is the actual version number as reported to the App Store.
• Libraries shows the number of libraries that are managed by the application. You can switch between libraries within OnSong, but each library is separate.
• Total Storage is the amount of data consumed by OnSong libraries.

Library

This section contains information about the currently selected library. This includes:

• Name is the name of the currently selected library.
• Size is the amount of storage consumed by the current library.

Songs

This section contains statistics about the currently selected library including:

• Artists is the number of artists in the OnSong library.
• Books is the number of books used to manage songs in the OnSong library.
• Folders is the number of folders used to organize sets.
• Keys is the number of key signatures that your library contains.
• Sets is the number of sets contained in your library.
• Songs is the number of total songs found in your library.
• Topics is the number of topics used to search songs in your library.

Video

This section contains information about the main screen as well as any connected screens. This section includes:

• Main Screen reports information about the iOS device's screen and is reported in the device's native resolution and orientation. If a number appears in brackets after the resolution, that indicates the DPI. For instance, 768x1024 (2x) indicates a Retina-class iPad with a true screen resolution of 1536x2048.
• External Screen displays if an external screen is connected. If there is no external screen connected, this displays "Not Connected". If there is a secondary screen connected, this will display the resolution of the display.
• Available Modes appears when there is a secondary screen connected. This will display the resolutions that the external screen supports. You can tap on this to change modes of the secondary screen.