I have several videos in a lesson that I am planning to upload as a SCORM in Moodle. All of the videos are .mp4 videos created in Camtasia. All of the videos play as triggered, except the last one. I have tried a trigger to play when clicked, and a trigger to play when timeline starts, and neither fixes it. I have also re-uploaded the video.
It works fine in the preview; but not when viewing project in the .zip after publishing, or when uploaded to the LMS.
If not, you can put it in my dropbox folder and I can take a quick look for you. Just to be clear, I help out on the forums here but I do not work for Articulate directly.
If I am understanding correctly, you are saying the video on Slide 1.10 titled, Alpha halter gelding discussion.mp4 is not automatically playing when you click the "Click here to view a discussion of this class". I tested this on SCORM Cloud LMS with Chrome and Microsoft Edge. The video plays as expected. I zipped the package after publishing locally, then extracted it onto my desktop. I attempted to play the video and it worked without any issues on Google Chrome, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge.
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Kathy,
Any way you could provide me the .story to take a look?
Richard
Certainly
What is the best way to send it to you?
Kathy
Sent from Mail for Windows
Can you attach it to your response here?
If not, you can put it in my dropbox folder and I can take a quick look for you. Just to be clear, I help out on the forums here but I do not work for Articulate directly.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/notej9rbevz952j/AABQQBoaI5pGFBcAKi6i4GSLa?dl=0
Let me know if you can open it? This is slide 1.10 (Discussion)
Yes. I can see it. Let me take a look.
Richard
I think it finally went through.
Kathy,
If I am understanding correctly, you are saying the video on Slide 1.10 titled, Alpha halter gelding discussion.mp4 is not automatically playing when you click the "Click here to view a discussion of this class". I tested this on SCORM Cloud LMS with Chrome and Microsoft Edge. The video plays as expected. I zipped the package after publishing locally, then extracted it onto my desktop. I attempted to play the video and it worked without any issues on Google Chrome, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge.
Richard
This is odd.
I guess we will try it again. I am using Firefox
Thanks