Video encoding to mp4
Jan 22, 2016
By
Mark Pearson
Hello,
This issue is about Studio 13 when I publish my courses with FLV video inserted, it does not play back from the LMS, as they convert to MP4 which is not supported by our LMS (for business purposes which are out of my control).
Choosing to publish as Flash only without HTML5 selected did not work. All published content output files for videos are mp4 and therefore won't play on our LMS. I have seen a previous discussion with the similiar problem but no answer was noted as this was dealt with off-line.
Can anyone offer any assistance?
6 Replies
Could you host and link from vimeo as a web object the MP4 will
Hi Mark!
Here's how Articulate Studio '13 encodes movies, based on the file format of the videos you insert and the publishing options you choose.
Thanks for the replies, is is not possible for us to link to videos hosted elsewhere, we have very strict rules and quite a lot of external websites are blocked by our servers. I have previously looked at the website you linke to Leslie and had also seen information as per attached graphic which indicates that FLV files shoudl remain in the native format.
We are also investigating with our server providers to switch on the setting to allow MP4 files.
Oh, are you on Storyline 1 Mark? That's where that graphic is from. You can find it here for anyone following along.
Thanks Leslie, my mistake, it is Articulate Studio 13 that I use and after reading the wrong specs for Storyline I was expecting to keep the FLV files rather than them being encoded to MP4. After reading teh correct spec for how videos are encoded in Articulate Studio 13 and that SWF files are retained, this is no longer an issue. We are still working with our service providers to try to add mp4 to the list of files allowed on the server.
Ah, I appreciate the update Mark and apologize for any confusion. I'm glad that you were able to get that sorted. If you need any further assistance, be sure to reach out and let us know.
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