I am working on a small module and have an unusual problem. Everything was looking fine until I started adding audio. Now all my slides have garbled text in both preview mode and when exported.
Thanks for getting back to me on this. I'm using Storyline 360, vers. 3.4.10364.0 and I believe that's the latest version.
The font that was causing the problem was SourceSansPro. Once I replaced the problem was resolved.
I was publishing to HTML5-First and noticed that the font was NOT corrupted in the Flash file.
Due to the number of audio files involved, I didn't try removing the audio. Since only the title font was not working correctly I just changed that on the master and problem was resolved -- well other than having to go through the slides and tweak text placement.
I've already overwritten the .story project file with the updated fonts so I don't have a copy of the problem file any more.
Thanks Phil for that update and glad it was corrected by the font change, but it's still incredibly odd and unusual. Did you also check where the .story files and the audio files were being saved and access from? We'd always recommend using the C: drive, as working from a network drive or shared drive is known to cause some odd issues ultimately leading to file corruption.
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Hi Phil, and welcome to E-Learning Heroes!
It's really unexpected that adding audio would impact your text like this. A few questions:
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Justin,
Thanks for getting back to me on this. I'm using Storyline 360, vers. 3.4.10364.0 and I believe that's the latest version.
The font that was causing the problem was SourceSansPro. Once I replaced the problem was resolved.
I was publishing to HTML5-First and noticed that the font was NOT corrupted in the Flash file.
Due to the number of audio files involved, I didn't try removing the audio. Since only the title font was not working correctly I just changed that on the master and problem was resolved -- well other than having to go through the slides and tweak text placement.
I've already overwritten the .story project file with the updated fonts so I don't have a copy of the problem file any more.
Phil
Thanks Phil for that update and glad it was corrected by the font change, but it's still incredibly odd and unusual. Did you also check where the .story files and the audio files were being saved and access from? We'd always recommend using the C: drive, as working from a network drive or shared drive is known to cause some odd issues ultimately leading to file corruption.
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