I need to screen record up to 10 video vignettes for an online module. The screen recordings are taking snippets of one video and splicing it into different topics (the 10 vignettes).
I have done three (between 2-3 mins long each) and the file is 1,875,542kb !
Storyline 360 keeps crashing and having issues saving. Is there an alternate solution to embedding these videos? I tired doing this in Peek 360 but it is not recording the sound that is in the video.
I actually don't have that option - Microphone (Retalk High Definition Audio) I can only see the 'tick - None' option when I select the microphone icon.
Are you recording a video that's playing on your computer from a local file? Or are you recording a video playing on your screen through a browser? Or doing something else?
Ideally, you'd have the source video and just cut the source into pieces. If you don' t have the source, and are recording from a video that's playing in a browser, there are a few considerations:
The larger the screen size, the larger the video. I'd frame up the video to not record more than the story size of your slides.
Recording the system audio can be problematic. Some sound cards don't allow it.
Peek probably isn't the right tool for recording video and the audio from the screen (if that's your workflow).
Let us know the video source and that may help provide some viable solutions
In the meantime, my colleague downloaded the videos and made the cuts with his video editing software. But thank you for the tip around the screen size - larger the screen the video. That is very helpful.
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Hi Angela
have you selected this option in Peek
I did see this but 'None' is always ticked.
When I clicked on 'None' is still didn't record any sound. I'm not doing voiceover, the sound is already embedded in the video I am recording.
I actually don't have that option - Microphone (Retalk High Definition Audio)
I can only see the 'tick - None' option when I select the microphone icon.
I have attached a screen dump of what I can see.
Are you recording a video that's playing on your computer from a local file? Or are you recording a video playing on your screen through a browser? Or doing something else?
Ideally, you'd have the source video and just cut the source into pieces. If you don' t have the source, and are recording from a video that's playing in a browser, there are a few considerations:
Peek probably isn't the right tool for recording video and the audio from the screen (if that's your workflow).
Let us know the video source and that may help provide some viable solutions
Hi Tom,
I am recording a screen through a browser.
In the meantime, my colleague downloaded the videos and made the cuts with his video editing software. But thank you for the tip around the screen size - larger the screen the video. That is very helpful.
Thanks again,
Ange
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