I am updating a course from an older previous one. Since the original elearning course, I had to add some narration from a different speaker and since that time, I have changed my microphone. I found that there were huge variances in volume level so I used Levelator hoping it would make all the audio around the same level which it did. It all sounded okay and now that I have published the course, it is the worst quality audio I have ever produced. it sounds like I am talking in a tin can. I can't submit this course as is and I really don't want to have to re-narrate 124 slides! Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
If you still have issues, you could convert your audio to 16 BIT 44.1 KHZ PCM wav files & then import them into Articulate. For more information, see the link below:
Well I experienced with manually adjusting the audio quality and it finally made a difference at 48. I was reluctant to make it higher since it is already a very graphically intensive course and I didn't want to have playback issues.
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Hi Alanna,
Do you create a backup of the original audio or are you stuck with the Levelator version of the audio?
Also, did you increase the quality of your presentation when you published it?
http://www.articulate.com/support/presenter09/?p=39
If you still have issues, you could convert your audio to 16 BIT 44.1 KHZ PCM wav files & then import them into Articulate. For more information, see the link below:
http://myraroldan.com/wp/2011/02/working-with-audio-in-articulate/
Well I experienced with manually adjusting the audio quality and it finally made a difference at 48. I was reluctant to make it higher since it is already a very graphically intensive course and I didn't want to have playback issues.
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