I am displaying my screencast using Show Mode and the clicking sound is very loud. Is there a way to adjust this? I suppose I could try to increase the volume on my narration...
By "Show Mode" are you referring to a single video recording that you've inserted? What clicking noises are you hearing?
From your description, it sounds like you're referring to the clicking noise of the mouse that's been recorded while you were speaking. Is that the case, or are you using a "Try Mode" or "Test Mode" with interaction and sound?
If you could provide a little more information, that would be helpful :)
However, i don't believe it's possible to adjust the volume of the animation. You can disable the option to show mouse clicks, but not modify the volume of the "click" sound that plays.
I believe your original idea might be best. If it seems off-balance with your narration, it may help to increase the volume of the recording itself. If you enable the volume control on the player, users can adjust the volume to their liking.
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Hi Alison,
By "Show Mode" are you referring to a single video recording that you've inserted? What clicking noises are you hearing?
From your description, it sounds like you're referring to the clicking noise of the mouse that's been recorded while you were speaking. Is that the case, or are you using a "Try Mode" or "Test Mode" with interaction and sound?
If you could provide a little more information, that would be helpful :)
Thanks!
Sorry, I meant View Mode. The clicking is the mouse animation, not my own mouse.
No problem, Alison :)
However, i don't believe it's possible to adjust the volume of the animation. You can disable the option to show mouse clicks, but not modify the volume of the "click" sound that plays.
I believe your original idea might be best. If it seems off-balance with your narration, it may help to increase the volume of the recording itself. If you enable the volume control on the player, users can adjust the volume to their liking.
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