Customize Your Overlay Theme and Appearance

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Title: "Customize Your Overlay Theme and Appearance" - but title is not included? The article content starts with 
Introduction
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We must keep product names: Song Overlays Pro, OBS, Discord, Shazam, TouchOSC, QLab, Resolume unchanged. Also keep code examples, URLs, technical terms exactly as they are. Keep markdown formatting. Keep links unchanged.
We need to translate all text inside tags. Let's go step by step.
Introduction
Your stream overlay should match your brand. Song Overlays Pro includes 10 built-in themes and extensive customization options so your "now playing" display looks exactly how you want it.

Translate: "Votre superposition de flux doit correspondre à votre marque. Song Overlays Pro inclut 10 thèmes intégrés et des options de personnalisation étendues afin que votre affichage « en cours de lecture » ressemble exactement à ce que vous souhaitez."
But we need to keep "now playing" as is? It's a phrase inside quotes. The rule: keep product names unchanged, but "now playing" is not a product name. It's a phrase. Should we translate it? The instruction says translate only prose, descriptions, explanatory text. So "now playing" is a phrase, we can translate to "en cours de lecture". But the original uses quotes. We can keep quotes. So "« en cours de lecture »" maybe. Use French quotes: « … ». But we can keep double quotes. Let's use French quotes for consistency: « en cours de lecture ». But the original uses double quotes. We might keep double quotes but translate inside. Let's use double quotes: "en cours de lecture". But French uses « ». But it's okay. We'll use double quotes to keep formatting same. So: "en cours de lecture".
Also we need to keep the phrase "now playing" inside quotes. We'll translate inside quotes. So: "en cours de lecture".
Let's produce translation.
What you’ll achieve:

Choose from 10 pre-built themes
Customize colors to match your brand
Adjust size and positioning
Configure animation and transitions
Create a cohesive look across your stream


Translate each bullet:

Choisissez parmi 10 thèmes pré-construits
Personnalisez les couleurs pour correspondre à votre marque
Ajustez la taille et le positionnement
Configurez l'animation et les transitions
Créez un look cohérent à travers votre flux

But we need to keep bullet list formatting. So:

Choisissez parmi 10 thèmes pré-construits
Personnalisez les couleurs pour correspondre à votre marque
Ajustez la taille et le positionnement
Configurez l'animation et les transitions
Créez un look cohérent à travers votre flux


Next: 

No translation needed.
Prerequisites
Before starting, make sure you have:

macOS 13.0 (Ventura) or later
Song Overlays Pro installed from the Mac App Store
OBS Studio or similar software (for using the overlay)
Your brand colors/guidelines (optional but helpful)


Translate: "Avant de commencer, assurez-vous d'avoir :"
The list items: keep product names. So:
macOS 13.0 (Ventura) ou ultérieur
Song Overlays Pro installé depuis le Mac App Store
OBS Studio ou un logiciel similaire (pour utiliser la superposition)
Vos couleurs/guide de marque (facultatif mais utile)

Next: 
Step 1: Access Theme Settings

Open the customization panel in Song Overlays Pro.


Open Song Overlays Pro
Click Server in the sidebar
Ensure the server is started
Click Customize Theme or the theme preview

You’ll see a live preview of your overlay that updates as you make changes.

Translate:
Ouvrez le panneau de personnalisation dans Song Overlays Pro.

List items: keep product names.
Ouvrez Song Overlays Pro
Cliquez sur Server dans la barre latérale
Assurez-vous que le serveur est started
Cliquez sur Customize Theme ou sur l'aperçu du thème

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"Server" -> "Serveur"
"Customize Theme" -> "Personnaliser le thème"

But we need to keep the bold tags. So:
Cliquez sur Serveur dans la barre latérale
Assurez-vous que le serveur est started
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Assurez-vous que le serveur est démarré

But we might keep "started" as is? The article uses "started" as a status. It's not a product name. So we can translate.
Cliquez sur Personnaliser le thème ou sur l'aperçu du thème

Now the paragraph: "You’ll see a live preview of your overlay that updates as you make changes." Translate: "Vous verrez un aperçu en direct de votre superposition qui se met à jour à mesure que vous effectuez des modifications."
Next: 
Step 2: Choose a Base Theme

Start with one of the 10 built-in themes.

Theme Categories
Minimal:

Clean, simple designs
Focus on readability
Great for professional streams

Glassmorphism:

Frosted glass effects
Modern, trendy aesthetic
Works well over busy backgrounds

Neon:

Glowing, vibrant colors
Perfect for gaming streams
High visual impact

Classic:

Traditional music player styles
Familiar to viewers
Timeless appearance

Dark:

Low-profile designs
Won’t distract from content
Ideal for podcasts/talk shows


Translate each category heading and bullet points.
Catégories de thème
Minimal :

Designs propres et simples
Concentration sur la lisibilité
Parfait pour les flux professionnels

Glassmorphism :

Effets de verre dépoli
Esthétique moderne et tendance
Fonctionne bien sur des arrière-plans chargés

Neon :

Couleurs vives et lumineuses
Parfait pour les flux de jeux vidéo
Impact visuel élevé

Classic :

Styles de lecteur musical traditionnels
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