I am an Articulate fun, using it in every elearning project and company presentations!
Actually I am having some problems with recording on Articulate Presenter.
My courses is having ppt animations.
I recorded myself but unfortunately the sound doesn't stay on the exact slide and it passes sometimes to the next slide. What is more, sometimes i can listen to two different sounds for a slide. It's a total mess. What should I do? Can I somehow export the narration that I did? BTW I am using Articulate Studio 09 and Office 2010. Thank you in advance for your help!!!
You can export the narration from the Audio Editor, from the File menu, Export. As MP3 or .wav format.
Now if we go back to my presentation presenter, I have 5 slides, all containing multiple animations that are really necessary for the pedagogical procedure. I imported the sound on each slide and then I published it for an LMS delivery.
Although sounds are correct (I checked the .mp3 files one by one), all sounds are mixed in the published file and there is a audio mess. For example I am on the slide 2 and when I click on the slide 3, I can hear more that one sounds. How can i fix this?
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You can export the narration from the Audio Editor, from the File menu, Export. As MP3 or .wav format.
Thank you very much!
Dwayne Schamp said:
You can export the narration from the Audio Editor, from the File menu, Export. As MP3 or .wav format.
Now if we go back to my presentation presenter, I have 5 slides, all containing multiple animations that are really necessary for the pedagogical procedure. I imported the sound on each slide and then I published it for an LMS delivery.
Although sounds are correct (I checked the .mp3 files one by one), all sounds are mixed in the published file and there is a audio mess. For example I am on the slide 2 and when I click on the slide 3, I can hear more that one sounds. How can i fix this?
I would take a look at this article and see if it helps:
http://www.articulate.com/support/presenter09/kb/?p=1194
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