I would like to see if there are any tricks to speed up a Storyline 3 presentation. Not speeding up the audio, but the time to load a slide. On my PC (Intel I7-4790 @3.6 GHz with 32 GB ram) and my laptop (Surface Pro) the loading of slides is several seconds each. Especially on the laptop I turn off all possible background applications but this is still quite slow.
I did not try the whole course but what i saw was working very well ! but to post you need to have subscription which i do not have and a better line (i live in the sticks) and posting such a big volume is many hours !)
I may do that when i am further along if i ever get to that point :D
We are corresponding on the Articulate Community Forums. If you click 'View' vs 'Reply', you can see the entire conversation.
An Articulate ID is required to post, but you do not have to have a subscription to Articulate 360 to do so :) I hope that helps clear up any confusion, Philippe.
"Leslie McKerchie Staff 6 days ago Okay, all published, Philippe. Do you experience an issue with my published output here?"
you had posted on the Articulate web site (I had a brief access to it when i started using StoryLine), but further access required a paid subscription to that portal, which I do not have.
Got it! The link I shared was simply uploaded web content to an Amazon S3 server to simulate wherever you may be hosting your web content online. No access needed from us to view that link :)
We certainly recommend testing in the course in the environment it was published for. When you view a Storyline course on your local hard drive, you'll encounter security restrictions from the computer, web browser, Flash Player, and network that can cause various features of the course to fail.
It sounds like this may be what you're running into as well, and I recommend trying to publish your course to the intended environment to see how it runs before reaching out.
Also, with a course that size, it may be better to connect with our support team and share your file there. We're happy to take a look!
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I did not try the whole course but what i saw was working very well ! but to post you need to have subscription which i do not have and a better line (i live in the sticks) and posting such a big volume is many hours !)
I may do that when i am further along if i ever get to that point :D
Thanks for the support !
I'm not clear on what you're referring to when you mention, "...but to post you need to have subscription"? Where are you trying to post?
I though you had posted on the Articulate web site, is that not correct ?
We are corresponding on the Articulate Community Forums. If you click 'View' vs 'Reply', you can see the entire conversation.
An Articulate ID is required to post, but you do not have to have a subscription to Articulate 360 to do so :) I hope that helps clear up any confusion, Philippe.
Sorry I was taking some grammatical shortcuts :)
I thought that when you posted this:
"Leslie McKerchie
Staff
6 days ago
Okay, all published, Philippe. Do you experience an issue with my published output here?"
you had posted on the Articulate web site (I had a brief access to it when i started using StoryLine), but further access required a paid subscription to that portal, which I do not have.
Got it! The link I shared was simply uploaded web content to an Amazon S3 server to simulate wherever you may be hosting your web content online. No access needed from us to view that link :)
Oooh One more thing i learned :)
Hi, just want to check, should I upload the unpublished work, or a published version. The course I'm running is 150mb, will it work uploading that?
Hi Allan,
As Leslie mentioned in her response to Philippe:
It sounds like this may be what you're running into as well, and I recommend trying to publish your course to the intended environment to see how it runs before reaching out.
Also, with a course that size, it may be better to connect with our support team and share your file there. We're happy to take a look!
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