I've looked at the documentation for 360's new CC functionality and have gone through the process of creating a PPT file, exporting a video, uploading it to YouTube to create closed captions, and downloading that file - then importing it into Storyline 360.
All to determine that I would have to do this for EACH slide that has audio in order for it to work.
Is this right? Has anyone found a more efficient way to create CC when you have audio on each slide, using 360's new CC capabilities?
It sounds like your understanding is correct - you'll need a separate CC file for each video or audio track (slide) and then insert those into Storyline. If you had exported the entire Powerpoint file as a single video, that should create one CC file, but all of that would then exist on one slide in Storyline.
I haven't seen any shorthands to the process, but the CC are so new still! I hope that others in the community are able to chime in here and share some other ideas with you.
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Hi Janet,
It sounds like your understanding is correct - you'll need a separate CC file for each video or audio track (slide) and then insert those into Storyline. If you had exported the entire Powerpoint file as a single video, that should create one CC file, but all of that would then exist on one slide in Storyline.
I haven't seen any shorthands to the process, but the CC are so new still! I hope that others in the community are able to chime in here and share some other ideas with you.
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