Is there any way we can change the articulate storyline output to an MP4 format ? so the course content just plays like a video and slides automatically change as the voice over finishes ?
There is not an option to publish a Storyline course to an MP4, but you could publish the course and then record it using a tool like Replay which is free with a Storyline license as Replay published to MP4.
If you have Camtasia that might do the trick, too. Use Camtasia to record your Storyline course as it plays on-screen. Since your Storyline project includes voiceover, set Camtasia's audio recording option to use System Audio (what would normally come out of your computer's speakers) rather than a microphone.
I just read this, first time I have tried to produce an MP4. I tried your recommendation with replay and it works OK but the audio is horrible. Are there any tips on how to get the audio to play at the same quality as the original. We went to the expense of having a video team shoot shoot the video in the SL file and it sounds like it's in a tunnel. Any tips would be appreciated.
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Hi Thanuja,
There is not an option to publish a Storyline course to an MP4, but you could publish the course and then record it using a tool like Replay which is free with a Storyline license as Replay published to MP4.
If you have Camtasia that might do the trick, too. Use Camtasia to record your Storyline course as it plays on-screen. Since your Storyline project includes voiceover, set Camtasia's audio recording option to use System Audio (what would normally come out of your computer's speakers) rather than a microphone.
Hi Thanuja,
I guess I am a year late, but here is a quick way to get the mp4 videos from Storyline demos:
This way the quality of the video file will not be impacted. Hope this helps!
It could help others in the community as well Dhurjati, so thanks for sharing :)
I just read this, first time I have tried to produce an MP4. I tried your recommendation with replay and it works OK but the audio is horrible. Are there any tips on how to get the audio to play at the same quality as the original. We went to the expense of having a video team shoot shoot the video in the SL file and it sounds like it's in a tunnel. Any tips would be appreciated.
Hi Jeff!
Does this mean that you are recording the audio internally as users discussed in this thread?
Or are you importing the audio as explained here?
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