Recording Audio Narration for a Video, or Vice Versa?
Jun 07, 2019
Is there a way to watch a previously recorded video while you record the audio to go with it? Or vice versa - listen to previously recorded audio while capturing video? I'm trying to build a demonstration video for a software training using Storyline 360, but I can't talk intelligently while using the software at the same time, so doing it all at once isn't working it. And if I record the visual and audio independently, I can't get them match up timing-wise. Is there a better way to go about this? What I've been doing is publishing just the audio, and then listening to it on my earbuds on my phone from Review 360 while I record the video on my computer, but that's a lot of extra work if I find I need to tweak the audio at all. Curious if others have had this issue, and how you got around it.
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Hi Laine and welcome to E-Learning Heroes :)
You can certainly record narration in Storyline directly, but it sounds like you may wish to record your narration while viewing your video.
I like to use Replay 360 for this. I recorded a quick Peek 360 video to quickly demonstrate.
Thank you, I will try that instead!
Leslie,
Great demonstration on how to keep the development in Articulate world.
I was thinking it would require an outside video editor like ShotCut or DaVincie Resolve (free editors i use).
Glad that was helpful for you as well, Michael :)
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