I'm using Studio '13. I have just one audio file in a playlist running across multiple slides. There is no other audio in the presentation.
The problem is that the Presenter seekbar only controls the audio on the individual slides . . . but I want the user to be able to control the playlist audio. Is there a way (even a crazy hack) to do this?
Having the seekbar as it is now is useless because there is no audio on the individual slides, only in the playlist. Thanks!
The seekbar is only available on a slide by slide basis, so there isn't a set up to allow it to control the entire playlist. I'll defer to the community in the event that they've come up with a workaround.
That's what I was afraid of. "Playlists" are great because I can have one audio run continuously no matter how much the learner switches back and forth between slides. However, I can't offer them a seekbar they can use.
I wonder if anyone has found a way to accomplish this in PowerPoint. Tricking PPT into believing that the user is not switching slides (and ending the audio).
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Hi Kevin,
The seekbar is only available on a slide by slide basis, so there isn't a set up to allow it to control the entire playlist. I'll defer to the community in the event that they've come up with a workaround.
Hi Ashley,
That's what I was afraid of. "Playlists" are great because I can have one audio run continuously no matter how much the learner switches back and forth between slides. However, I can't offer them a seekbar they can use.
I wonder if anyone has found a way to accomplish this in PowerPoint. Tricking PPT into believing that the user is not switching slides (and ending the audio).
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