Just looking into a more mobile way of working with the possibility of using a laptop with a docking station rather than two desktops PCs in the two offices I work in.
With that in mind, does anyone use Articulate 360 on a laptop and if so, how well does Storyline 360 run? Does it handle screen recording well? And, what spec is your laptop?
A lot of the e-learning I design is on IT systems, hence my question about screen recording.
I have always used Storyline 360 on a laptop. No issues at all. I have a docking station with two 24 inch monitors. I dock and undock it all the time. I create screen recordings and don't have any issues.
I have used Lenovo ThinkPads (not sure the specifications-that was a previous job) and am currently using a Dell Latitude E5470. Nothing special that I am aware of. 8GB of RAM - Windows 10. The only thing I have run into using a laptop is not enough hard drive space.
My setup is similar to Tracy's, except in a Dell (not sure of specs). No problems at all. Only suggestion, and it's not a laptop/desktop issue: don't go wimpy.
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I have always used Storyline 360 on a laptop. No issues at all. I have a docking station with two 24 inch monitors. I dock and undock it all the time. I create screen recordings and don't have any issues.
Thanks for getting back to me so quickly Tracy.
Can you let me know what specification your laptop is so that I can ask our IT guys to source a laptop for me?
Many thanks + brgds
Sandra
I have used Lenovo ThinkPads (not sure the specifications-that was a previous job) and am currently using a Dell Latitude E5470. Nothing special that I am aware of. 8GB of RAM - Windows 10. The only thing I have run into using a laptop is not enough hard drive space.
Thanks Tracy.
Brgds
Sandra
My setup is similar to Tracy's, except in a Dell (not sure of specs). No problems at all. Only suggestion, and it's not a laptop/desktop issue: don't go wimpy.
Many thanks for the advice Steve.
I've spoken to our IT department to see what they can source for me!
Brgds
Sandra
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