SWf file and
Nov 02, 2015
We are in the process of getting a new LMS system in combination with Stoyline 2 (SL2).
In the pass we use as a output file a scorm file for uploading the content.
The new LMS system doesn`t support this option anymore, there for we have to change the output to a TIN CAN API file. This is supported by SL2. But we use a lot of flash based animation (SWF) in our online courses, and it looks like it`s not working when I publishes as TIN can API file.
I`m missing something or it flash no longer supported after the conversion to TIN CAN API.
I have tried several conversion tools online for SWF to MP4 for example but this not bringing the solution I want.
I hope that there some on this forum that can help me out with this problem
Regard Wilfred
4 Replies
Happy Monday Wilfred - You may be looking at the HTML5 file sorry_html5.html not the Flash story.html, check that. I spent 6 months converting Flash to mp4, if you need help with that process or tips.
Hi Wilfred,
There isn't a reason Tin Can API shouldn't display Flash content - so I'd confirm the element Ryan mentioned in regards to pointing specifically to the story_html5.html vs. the Flash output. If you're still having difficulty you may also want to check that it's not something specific in your LMS by uploading a copy of the published output to SCORM Cloud which is an industry standard for testing LMS output.
Ryan and Ashley
Thank you for your response, as Ryan mentioned I was looking at the HTML5.html5 output. When I published output to SCORM Cloud, it works fine. This will probably save me a lot of time and frustration now I don`t have to convert all the old SWF file.
Ryan thanks for offering your support on converting the files, I will contact you on this forum when we decide to convert the file to MP4. But it`looks like SWF is still working
Thanks for the support
Regards, Wilfred
Thanks Wilfred for the update and Storyline will handle pointing to the HTML5 output as detailed here based on the device you're using to access the course.
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