Hi again. I have set this setting to 1 sec, however many slides run for 8 or 10 second before it allows the user to go to next slide (according to the seek bar). How can I have a fixed seek bar of 1 sec, so that the user many progress to next slide faster?
For some reason, presenter chooses to deligate some seconds in a slide , according to the number of animations. The user can't progress to next slide until time runs out and the "pause" turns to "play" in the controls. I just added an engage interaction where the player provides 5 seconds for each interaction, totalling 25. Even if the reader watches all interactions, he cant prograss unless the 5 sec per interaction time runs out.
How can I control this? What I actually want is some slides to have zero or 1 sec time. Is thst possible?
You can change that to one second in the interaction properties, the default in both presenter and engage is set as 5 seconds but you can set it to 1 second under presentation options
You can change that to one second in the interaction properties, the default in both presenter and engage is set as 5 seconds but you can set it to 1 second under presentation options
Phil
Hi, can you give me the path, cause I think I have done this but it doesn't work. I have to change both in engage and presenter or only in presenter?
Presentation Options can be found by clicking on the Articulate menu > Presentation Options (in the tools section). Let me know if you need anything else.
If you actually publish your presentation, does that resolve the issue? If not, is there a piece of audio associated with that slide in the Audio Editor?
I am having the same issue with a 1second "silent" audio track. The slide still wants to play for 10 seconds. The Publish setting in the "Slides without audio... section is set to 1 second too. with or without an audio clip - this is not working. Any ideas?
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Dimitris,
You can insert/record 1 sec of audio and reduce the volume by -99%.
For some reason, presenter chooses to deligate some seconds in a slide , according to the number of animations. The user can't progress to next slide until time runs out and the "pause" turns to "play" in the controls. I just added an engage interaction where the player provides 5 seconds for each interaction, totalling 25. Even if the reader watches all interactions, he cant prograss unless the 5 sec per interaction time runs out.
How can I control this? What I actually want is some slides to have zero or 1 sec time. Is thst possible?
Hi Dimitris
You can change that to one second in the interaction properties, the default in both presenter and engage is set as 5 seconds but you can set it to 1 second under presentation options
Phil
Hi, can you give me the path, cause I think I have done this but it doesn't work. I have to change both in engage and presenter or only in presenter?
Hi Dimitris,
Presentation Options can be found by clicking on the Articulate menu > Presentation Options (in the tools section). Let me know if you need anything else.
IT doesn't seem to work. What it does work is what Phil Mayor recommended abode. That is to insert a sound clip with 1 sec duration!
If it is an engage interaction you are having trouble with, you may want to check this link out:
http://www.articulate.com/forums/52926-post7.html
I am using a dummy slide in an presenter and the slide uses the time of its original one which has recorded sound attached.
Can someone explain how can I leave this and only this dummy slide for just 5 seconds?
Thanks.
dfs
Hi Dario,
If you actually publish your presentation, does that resolve the issue? If not, is there a piece of audio associated with that slide in the Audio Editor?
I am having the same issue with a 1second "silent" audio track. The slide still wants to play for 10 seconds. The Publish setting in the "Slides without audio... section is set to 1 second too. with or without an audio clip - this is not working. Any ideas?
Hi Tim,
The trick is to not make it completely silent, so in audio editor reduce it by -99%.
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