I inserted a video into a Storyline project that was made with help of Windows Live Movie Maker ( .wmv). In the Preview mode its quality is good. However, when the project is published, the quality of video is really bad. Can anyone recommend how I can go about this situation?
I am a freshmam with Storyline, so your help will be appreciated a lot!
HI! thanks for offering advice. I increased video quality as you recommended upto the "9" (maximal possible) grade. Indeed the quality raised, however, it still could be better. I wonder if this happens because of decoding the intial videofile from the .wmv to .mp4 format.
That would be my guess, is that it happens in the conversion process.
I have found that Storyline will even convert a video that is already in .mp4 (H.264) format. I had inserted a high quality video and even at the quality setting set to 9 Storyline converted the video to about 20% of the original file size. Which is great if file size is what you're going for, but sometimes quality is more important than file size.
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Just ran into this yesterday - check out this tutorial: http://community.articulate.com/tutorials/products/publishing-a-project-for-web.aspx
If you scroll down to step 4 you'll see quality settings, and you can "up" the quality for videos in your presentation. Let me know if this helps...
HI! thanks for offering advice. I increased video quality as you recommended upto the "9" (maximal possible) grade. Indeed the quality raised, however, it still could be better. I wonder if this happens because of decoding the intial videofile from the .wmv to .mp4 format.
That would be my guess, is that it happens in the conversion process.
I have found that Storyline will even convert a video that is already in .mp4 (H.264) format. I had inserted a high quality video and even at the quality setting set to 9 Storyline converted the video to about 20% of the original file size. Which is great if file size is what you're going for, but sometimes quality is more important than file size.
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