I was wondering if it will ever be a possibility to publish a course as an MP4? We have several clients that request it - and all we can provide is a screen capture of the recording (which effects the quality). I understand you would loose the functionality of all exercises and the menu; but it would be a great option to add.
There isn't a publish to MP4 or single SWF file for example, but we did add a feature within Presenter '13 to export your course narration to a single MP3 file that can be played on smart phones, tablets, and other mobile devices. See this tutorial for details.
How much quality are you attempting to recover. A program like Camtasia would allow you to record your screen, I believe at live size, while someone goes through the course. You could take the video from Camtasia, run it through a program like Adobe Premiere or After Effects, and get an exceptionally high-quality Mp4.
I don't know about the .trec files, as I would have chosen to export the video differently. Here is someone else's (kind of lenghty, but really thorough) tutorial.
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Hi Sarah,
There isn't a publish to MP4 or single SWF file for example, but we did add a feature within Presenter '13 to export your course narration to a single MP3 file that can be played on smart phones, tablets, and other mobile devices. See this tutorial for details.
You could also publish a copy of it for web, and then record the published output with a tool such as Replay which does publish to MP4.
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How much quality are you attempting to recover. A program like Camtasia would allow you to record your screen, I believe at live size, while someone goes through the course. You could take the video from Camtasia, run it through a program like Adobe Premiere or After Effects, and get an exceptionally high-quality Mp4.
Hey Pierre,
That is what I have been doing - I was just hoping for a less time consuming way.
Are the Camtasia .trec files compatible with Premiere and After Effects?
I don't know about the .trec files, as I would have chosen to export the video differently. Here is someone else's (kind of lenghty, but really thorough) tutorial.
http://bellunevideo.com/tutvideo.php?tutid=17
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