It may be a little cumbersome, but what you're looking to do here is fairly complicated, and I agree with this direction, I would do it as well.
Going the route with CC is probably less cumbersome than any workaround I could think of in my mind which (one such idea) might/might not involve a really big custom slider with dozens of increments with my text attached to each increment with triggers set with cue points along my timeline synced to my audio that would trigger the slider to move to the next increment in effect (hopefully) producing something of a scrolling talk track.
Another alternative would be slide layers containing your talk tracks (just one section of track per layer, so for large talk tracks you would have dozens of layers), again with triggers/cue points set up along your timeline synced with audio that would trigger the appropriate layer at that point in the talk track.
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JC, have you thought about utilizing the closed caption feature in Storyline 360? https://community.articulate.com/series/74/articles/articulate-storyline-360-user-guide-how-to-add-closed-captions
Ok, thank you.
I tried closed caption, but it seems to cumbersome for what I'm trying to do.
It may be a little cumbersome, but what you're looking to do here is fairly complicated, and I agree with this direction, I would do it as well.
Going the route with CC is probably less cumbersome than any workaround I could think of in my mind which (one such idea) might/might not involve a really big custom slider with dozens of increments with my text attached to each increment with triggers set with cue points along my timeline synced to my audio that would trigger the slider to move to the next increment in effect (hopefully) producing something of a scrolling talk track.
Another alternative would be slide layers containing your talk tracks (just one section of track per layer, so for large talk tracks you would have dozens of layers), again with triggers/cue points set up along your timeline synced with audio that would trigger the appropriate layer at that point in the talk track.
Thank you, I’ll give that a try.
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