Thanks for reaching out! I tried to publish the file to video myself and ran into similar issues! I've opened a case on your behalf with our support engineers.
They'll take a closer look at your file and provide next steps as soon as possible!
Katie! Samesies - this is happening to me as well! Also SL360 on Windows 10, but still on version 3.50.24668.0 (have not updated to the April 6th version yet). My file is 16 slides, with a run-time of about 5 minutes, nothing fancy in mine either. My issue also occurs during the "adding audio track" step of the publishing; it freezes and does not complete the publish.
Do you have any video objects on your Master Slides?
I had a video inserted into the Master Slide (it's a background for my open and end slides). The video is from Articulate's own content library. Pulling the video off the Master Slide and just adding a static image worked for me. The MP4 published.
A support case was still opened because having Articulate's own video cause a crash is obviously not ideal...
Anyway, thought I would pass along what I have learned!
My project does not contain any videos, so unfortunately my publishing problem would be caused by something else I suppose. My coworker (who is updated to the latest version of SL360, also on Windows 10) was able to publish the project to mp4 after making a copy of my file, which prompted ME to try making a copy of the Storyline project file and attempting to publish the copy – which worked! Not sure why a copy of the original was able to be published, but the original would not.
We are unable to share our project files, due to containing customers' proprietary information, so I wasn't able to send the Support folks the Storyline project file :( But opening a copy of the originally developed course allowed the publishing to go through all the way - I have the mp4 output I needed! WHEW!
I am glad to hear that you were able to publish what you needed. It sounds like you may have had some kind of corruption in your original file, which importing into a new file will eliminate.
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Hi Katie,
Thanks for reaching out! I tried to publish the file to video myself and ran into similar issues! I've opened a case on your behalf with our support engineers.
They'll take a closer look at your file and provide next steps as soon as possible!
Katie! Samesies - this is happening to me as well! Also SL360 on Windows 10, but still on version 3.50.24668.0 (have not updated to the April 6th version yet). My file is 16 slides, with a run-time of about 5 minutes, nothing fancy in mine either. My issue also occurs during the "adding audio track" step of the publishing; it freezes and does not complete the publish.
Hi, Katie B.!
I opened a support case on your behalf as well. You should hear from our engineers soon via e-mail!
Hey Katie,
Do you have any video objects on your Master Slides?
I had a video inserted into the Master Slide (it's a background for my open and end slides). The video is from Articulate's own content library. Pulling the video off the Master Slide and just adding a static image worked for me. The MP4 published.
A support case was still opened because having Articulate's own video cause a crash is obviously not ideal...
Anyway, thought I would pass along what I have learned!
Katie
Thank you for the extra info Katie!
My project does not contain any videos, so unfortunately my publishing problem would be caused by something else I suppose. My coworker (who is updated to the latest version of SL360, also on Windows 10) was able to publish the project to mp4 after making a copy of my file, which prompted ME to try making a copy of the Storyline project file and attempting to publish the copy – which worked! Not sure why a copy of the original was able to be published, but the original would not.
We are unable to share our project files, due to containing customers' proprietary information, so I wasn't able to send the Support folks the Storyline project file :( But opening a copy of the originally developed course allowed the publishing to go through all the way - I have the mp4 output I needed! WHEW!
Thanks for the update, Katie B!
I am glad to hear that you were able to publish what you needed. It sounds like you may have had some kind of corruption in your original file, which importing into a new file will eliminate.
My problem was similar, could not publish to video...
I was using OneDrive and Sharepoint to save my files.
My Fix:
First, I saved the project to the PC under the C drive (not in any drives that access onedrive or sharepoint)
Second, I published the video to the same location in C drive (not in any drives that access onedrive or sharepoint) and the publish was successful.
I think, at least in my situation, the online drives were causing an issue so maybe check these steps if you are having a problem.