We are working to publish HTML5 eLearning that includes a video presenter and synced text/graphics. It was recommended that we:
Issues with video in HTML5 have been previously reported. Since you
would need to sync your slide and your video, one workaround would be to
record the entire slide as a video. You can use the recording feature
of Storyline to record a published version of your slide that includes the video.
We have done that, but have noticed that the screen recording has a reduced frame rate compared to original video. How can we increase the frame rate to 30 fps?
Storyline publishes at a rate of 30 frames per second, as you'll see describedthis article (although it's specific to Flash best practices). If you're experiencing something different, can you share your .story file with us by submitting a Support case?
Hi, just came across this post on a search, as I'm having some issues with frame rate too.
I have a HTML5 animation that I'm capturing to video with Storyline, but the resulting movie is definitely a little choppy. The metadata of the outputted video file says it's at 25 fps, but I get the feeling Storyline isn't capturing at that rate. Can anyone confirm this?
Storyline publishes at a rate of 30 frames per second. In another thread, here, you'll see that Michael mentions if your original file is at a higher frame rate that could cause choppy or slow playback behavior.
Storyline publishes at a rate of 30 frames per second. Create your Flash movies at 30 frames per second, so they play at the correct speed in Storyline. There isn't a way to change the frame rate as a part of Storyline.
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Hi Suzy and welcome to Heroes!
Storyline publishes at a rate of 30 frames per second, as you'll see described this article (although it's specific to Flash best practices). If you're experiencing something different, can you share your .story file with us by submitting a Support case?
Hi, just came across this post on a search, as I'm having some issues with frame rate too.
I have a HTML5 animation that I'm capturing to video with Storyline, but the resulting movie is definitely a little choppy. The metadata of the outputted video file says it's at 25 fps, but I get the feeling Storyline isn't capturing at that rate. Can anyone confirm this?
Cheers
Hi Jack,
Storyline publishes at a rate of 30 frames per second. In another thread, here, you'll see that Michael mentions if your original file is at a higher frame rate that could cause choppy or slow playback behavior.
I need to slow down the frame rate. Can Storyline change the frame rate after publishing?
Hi Scott,
Storyline publishes at a rate of 30 frames per second. Create your Flash movies at 30 frames per second, so they play at the correct speed in Storyline. There isn't a way to change the frame rate as a part of Storyline.
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