In the past, I've added cue points to the timeline of the slide that contains audio by playing the audio and pressing "C."
However, I just tried this on multiple slides and when I press "C" it pauses the audio instead of adding a cue point. I read in another forum that I should reinstall Storyline, so I did. I reinstalled the program and then restarted my computer several times but the issue persisted.
Any thoughts on what I should be doing? Or is there another way to add cue points as I'm listening to the audio?
Are you utilizing the Play button on the bottom left of your timeline?
To add a cue point, right-click anywhere in the Timeline panel and select Create Cue Point At Playhead. Or, to add cue points on-the-fly, click the Play button in the lower-left of the timeline, and then press C on your keyboard at any point where you want to insert a cue point.
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Hi Casey!
This functionality is working for me.
Are you utilizing the Play button on the bottom left of your timeline?
To add a cue point, right-click anywhere in the Timeline panel and select Create Cue Point At Playhead. Or, to add cue points on-the-fly, click the Play button in the lower-left of the timeline, and then press C on your keyboard at any point where you want to insert a cue point.
Aha! That's it. I was just double clicking the audio speaker on the screen.
Thanks for the help!!
Glad this was able to assist you Casey :) Thanks for popping back in.
Am I able to edit an existing cue point? Finding that i need to move 2 of mine forward by a second or two...
Sure Terri just grab the cue point (the number) and drag it to where you want it
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