The images and the slide count are really all that should affect the preload. It is more likely a serve speed issue that is causing the slowdown. The videos, and the interactions should not affect speed until they are put in action.
Also, I would check your export settings for images and videos, and sound. If those are all high then it doesn't always matter about your optimized images, it might be trying to re optimize which could cause issues.
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The images and the slide count are really all that should affect the preload. It is more likely a serve speed issue that is causing the slowdown. The videos, and the interactions should not affect speed until they are put in action.
Also, I would check your export settings for images and videos, and sound. If those are all high then it doesn't always matter about your optimized images, it might be trying to re optimize which could cause issues.
Hi Randy,
It's good to hear that SL and Javascript integration has nothing to do with the slow preloads.
Will take your advice on the image optimisation and export settings.
I appreciate your time Sir.
Thank you and have a great day.
Regads,
Erwin
Hi Randy,
Just a follow-up question.
We tested:
Web object hosted video VS Video on SL slide.
It seems like Video on SL slide preloads faster than Web object hosted video.
Question is, Does the web object hosted video still preload in SCORM?
Again thank you in advance.
Regards,
Erwin
From my experience no. The web object does not preload so it doe snot get seen until the command hits.
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