Storyline 2 interactive video
Jul 09, 2018
Hi everyone,
Just needing some tips and tricks with interactive video - What is the best way to mark positions on the video for buttons to appear in the video. There doesn't seem to be a timeline/counter that makes it easier to see what the time is. At the moment it is a bit hit and miss to determine when the button appears within the video. All my other settings seem to work, pause, restart etc. I generally have the controls show on the video (when planning pauses) then try and place a cue point while watching - it just never really matches up well when I preview. This method is very time consuming. Any tips would be greatly appreciated. I am sure I am missing something simple!
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Hi there,
I would just like to add a bit more info in the hope that someone can help. Using Storyline 2. Have an instructional video that pauses when the media reaches a cue point and then a button appears. The button is clicked and a layer with additional info is displayed. The layer is closed and the video resumes. Timing of cue points is worked out using the timeline play button. The problem is that whenever I make all the placements then preview the slide the first 2 cue points appear at the correct time but any further cue points are always out of whack. I go back to edit and then preview multiple times but the timing in preview never works or is inconsistent. I seem to have wasted so much time trying to get it right. I have watched the available help videos and cannot pin point if I am doing something wrong.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hey Samantha! Sorry to hear your cue points are acting wonky. If you're able to share your file, we'd be glad to help you nail down what's causing the syncing issues you're seeing.
Click here to send your file our way -- thanks!
Hi,
We are using cinema8.com to create the interactive video for our work. they have a very clear and basic editor with too much-explaining video. like u many time in may story ı made the small mistake they have drag and drop layer and basically I move the layer correct place. I will bring u a link to visit the site http://www.cinema8.com/features
Thank you Articulate support - problem solved. I will just briefly explain the solution so it may help others.
Key point - pausing the video doesn't automatically pause the timeline (this caused the wonky timings)
Hope this helps
Thanks, Samantha for sharing that here. I'm certain it'll be appreciated if someone else runs into the same issue.
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