Users clicks on yellow circle to hear heart murmur. Can pause and replay.
User then selects the correct condition.
When Incorrect FB box shows, user can click on yellow circles on base layer to hear sound again, but feedback box disappears. So, I added the four circles in the Incorrect layer. Works, except the four sounds play over each other. I don't have controls.
Help! Is there an easier way to keep the incorrect feedback box showing if user clicks on the yellow circles on the base layer? Thanks!
Well, actually, the audio files on the Incorrect feedback layer were playing over each other. I had turned off the base layer.
So what I did was to add a trigger to each audio file, "Stop media when user clicks outside..." and that seemed to prevent them from overlapping sounds. I was surprised that they played over each other, even though I had them as a button set. Make sense? So for the time being, this is fixed, though I'm betting there was an easier, more elegant way to do the whole thing :)
Thanks very much,
Lisa Ferris, EdS, MS
Assistant Professor - Instructional Design
Division of Academic Affairs
Office of Educational Development
Shorey 8th floor 22/E
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
4301 W. Markham #595
Little Rock AR 72205
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I have now copied the yellow circles and audio files into the Incorrect layer. And preventing them from clicking on the base layer.
However, the audio files are still playing over each other, per the client review. Any ideas? Thanks!
Hi Lisa!
Do you mean that the audio on the base layer is playing over the audio on the slide layer?
If so, try enabling the "Pause Timeline of Base Layer" setting in Layer Properties. That will prevent the audio files from playing over each other.
Well, actually, the audio files on the Incorrect feedback layer were playing over each other. I had turned off the base layer.
So what I did was to add a trigger to each audio file, "Stop media when user clicks outside..." and that seemed to prevent them from overlapping sounds. I was surprised that they played over each other, even though I had them as a button set. Make sense? So for the time being, this is fixed, though I'm betting there was an easier, more elegant way to do the whole thing :)
Thanks very much,
Lisa Ferris, EdS, MS
Assistant Professor - Instructional Design
Division of Academic Affairs
Office of Educational Development
Shorey 8th floor 22/E
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
4301 W. Markham #595
Little Rock AR 72205
Phone: 501-296-1087
Fax: 501-686-7053
Email: lgferris@uams.edu
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Ah okay. So it sounds like the layers were both open at the same time, so the audio from both layers played over each other.
Would the "Hide other slide layers" setting in Layer Properties work for your design? That would prevent both layers from being open at the same time.
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