Has anyone had a published course that while in the midst of the watching, the video will freeze and the audio goes silent while running in Google Chrome or Edge? (The content appears to run through fine while using Firefox). I am baffled as to how to correct this issue. Any advise or solution would be greatly appreciated.
I see that you've also reached out to our Support Engineers by submitting a case. Great call! It looks like Liane was able to provide resources to fix this snag. I'm happy to hear that.
Lianne is still available in your case, so don't hesitate to reach out if you have additional questions.
This can be quickly resolved by re-encoding the video on that slide using an application called Handbrake, a free video editor. You can also do the same on your end by following these steps:
1. Download, install and open the HandBrake app. You can download the installation file here: https://handbrake.fr/ 2. Drop your video file on the HandBrake app. Or, click Open Source on the ribbon and import your video file. 3. In the summary settings, mark the Web Optimized box. You can leave all the other settings as they are. 4. Click Start Encode on the ribbon to re-encode your video.
That's it! Insert the new video file into your e-learning project and republish the course.
I'm getting the same issue. I have a 2 hour video and it freezes after 70 minutes. It's an .mp4 video file that was screen recorded in Zoom.
I've tried encoding it with Adobe Media Encoder, but I get an error message in Storyline that it isn't a supported video format. What are the supported video formats if not .mp4 (h.264)? Does it need to be a specific frame rate?
Thanks for the reply, Handbrake didn't work for me either - the only thing that worked for me was splitting the video in two - there is a tiny glitch when it transitions from one to the other (I can live with this). It was ultra confusing.
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Hi Vicki!
I see that you've also reached out to our Support Engineers by submitting a case. Great call! It looks like Liane was able to provide resources to fix this snag. I'm happy to hear that.
Lianne is still available in your case, so don't hesitate to reach out if you have additional questions.
Good morning,
I'm having the exact same issue - however, it's the opposite way around, with the browser (issue is occuring in Firefox).
Was there a quick fix?
Cheers,
Ron.
Hi Ron!
This can be quickly resolved by re-encoding the video on that slide using an application called Handbrake, a free video editor. You can also do the same on your end by following these steps:
1. Download, install and open the HandBrake app. You can download the installation file here: https://handbrake.fr/
2. Drop your video file on the HandBrake app. Or, click Open Source on the ribbon and import your video file.
3. In the summary settings, mark the Web Optimized box. You can leave all the other settings as they are.
4. Click Start Encode on the ribbon to re-encode your video.
That's it! Insert the new video file into your e-learning project and republish the course.
Let me know if that does the trick!
I'm getting the same issue. I have a 2 hour video and it freezes after 70 minutes. It's an .mp4 video file that was screen recorded in Zoom.
I've tried encoding it with Adobe Media Encoder, but I get an error message in Storyline that it isn't a supported video format. What are the supported video formats if not .mp4 (h.264)? Does it need to be a specific frame rate?
Thanks for the reply, Handbrake didn't work for me either - the only thing that worked for me was splitting the video in two - there is a tiny glitch when it transitions from one to the other (I can live with this). It was ultra confusing.
Hey Douglas, mp4 is the main supported format for storyline video. Pretty weird that it's saying it's not supported.
Even though it didn't work for me, might be worth trying Handbrake, as suggested above?
Cheers.