Playing audio fails for me. Sometimes a want to play a YouTube, so I use 4K Video Downloader, that seems to typically work. I download in 720p, to an mp4 format, drag it to my Proclaim service, then click on it to play. No problem. Sometimes I don't want the video, only the audio. So I take the MP4 into Camtasia, separate the audio from the video, Export >Export Audio Only. Now I have an mp3 or m4a or wav. Now the failing begins I try dragging the file to Proclaim, it doesn't appear to work. I Add Item > Content; then in the service on the speaker by the Content title I click and import audio. I apparently imports, but I can never get anything to play. What am I doing wrong? My work around is in Camtasia delete the video, then tell Camtasia to Export to MP4, it has black video, so it sort of works. That file I can easily drag into Proclaim. I would be grateful for any direction.

  2. If I follow you correctly, it SOUNDS like you've followed the correct process.... When just using audio files by themselves I usually create a black content screen, then attach the audio to it using the blue speaker icon to the right of the content name in the left panel. I think that's what you are doing? try this... click the blue speaker icon next to the right of the item name in the left panel... (I clicked the "build my life" in the screenshot below). See what it says there. Mine has the red triangle because the file is no longer available on this machine (i record our practices and use it to review our slides then delete it). It's possible that the start automatically isn't checked or that maybe you didn't upload the file for all computers (I only upload those practice files to my local computer). Just something to check
  3. I use 4k Videodownloader as well with no issues. If I don't want the video I just download the audio, then load it into Canvas and put an image to it. Once it's downloaded to the computer then just upload to Proclaim. Or you can use this site called Splitter AI — Isolate instruments from a song www.vocalremover.org
    Vocal Remover and Isolation
    Separate voice from music out of a song free with powerful AI algorithms
    www.vocalremover.org
  4. Try HitPaw Video Converter