Step-by-step slides display only the action-related clips of your original screencast. As a result, the recorded audio would not match up to the individual slides if it were included.
Your audio will still be available in the original screen recordingin case you also want to insert it as a video on a single slide.
You can find your video file by clicking the "Record Screen" drop-down arrow under the button. Click on your video and it will open the "Insert Slides" window. At that point you can decide what to do with it. To export it for use in another program, right click on the video preview and select "Export movie." Otherwise, pick one of the other options in the window. The audio is not a separate file. But if you export it to a video editor like Camtasia, you can save the audio as a .wav file.
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Hi Shawn,
You can find your video file by clicking the "Record Screen" drop-down arrow under the button. Click on your video and it will open the "Insert Slides" window. At that point you can decide what to do with it. To export it for use in another program, right click on the video preview and select "Export movie." Otherwise, pick one of the other options in the window. The audio is not a separate file. But if you export it to a video editor like Camtasia, you can save the audio as a .wav file.
Hope that helps!
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