Hi, I'm new to proclaim and I'm trying to insert a slide that will play a YouTube Video for our church service. The slide comes up and displays "Video unavailable" and "Watch on YouTube"
Hi PBC, welcome to the forum! YouTube has a setting where creators can prevent their videos from being shown outside of YouTube. When that is turned on, you will get an error like that. Try a different video - if you add a "web page" item and paste the URL from YouTube, it will work fine. Unfortunately, there is not a good workaround for your issue in Proclaim. On Windows, if you press the Windows Key + Shift + Arrow Key, you can move a browser window that has YouTube off your computer onto your main screen; I am sure there is a similar hotkey for Mac.
I'm creating a new song for the first time. I've added in all the song details, Title, author etc…, then saved it to my library. I've typed in the lyrics how do I connect a set of lyrics to a specific verse 1, verse 2, etc…? If I uncheck the box next to where I can add Title, screen and all that my lyrics will show, but if…
Hi. I don't use a confidence monitor, but want to access something like the formatting there for a printout, where chords are displayed above the lyrics. Initially, I couldn't work out where to do this, but found out how in the process of composing this post, so I thought I'd contribute it here anyway. I may well come back…
Sometimes I add songs to the presentation that emphasize different themes, with no intention of singing all of them. This leaves flexibility to lead according to the direction the service takes. However, those songs that go unsung are still included in the usage reports, which throws off my future planning and my look back…
I'm having a hard time dealing with getting PDF's into a presentation in Proclaim. With so much drop and drag functionality for images, I thought PDF's would be the same. But when that didn't work, every AI generated answer online said to import the pdf and Proclaim would turn each page into images - but is this actually…
Currently our Confidence Monitor is set for a black background and white letters. If we use black letters on our slides, the Confidence Monitor also changes to black letters and then we can't see them. The default font for the Confidence Monitor is set to white. Shouldn't that stay the same regardless of what color font is…
