Combining Video/Audio File with Presentation Slides

Apr 02, 2019

Hi, All - 

Hoping to get some advice, we have a video of an hour long presentation and along with the presentation slides (in PowerPoint format). We would like to use Articulate to combine the audio from the MP4 file with the presentation slides. Then once the files are combined, we would then add a quiz at the end. I'm trying to figure out the best way to accomplish this.... Any suggestions?

Thank you!

 

2 Replies
Tom Kuhlmann

Do you have Articulate 360 or limited to an older version of Storyline 3-

You don't need to extract the audio, you could insert the video and overlay slides. Personally, I'd extract the audio from the video. Here's one way to do it with Audacity.

If you're using Storyline, you could have a single slide with the entire audio or split the audio track to the separate slides from PPT.

Single slide:

  • Insert audio
  • Set cue points for each slide
  • Put PPT slides on separate layers. You can easily save the PPT slides as images from PPT and then insert the images into layers. You do lose any interactive/animated elements.
  • Add triggers to show layer X when timeline reaches cue point X

Multiple slides

  • Import PPT into Rise. That gives you all of the separate slides.
  • Split audio for the slides.
  • Insert audio at the slide level.

If you have Articulate Studio (which comes with Articulate 360), there's an easy way to import the single audio track and split it to the various slides. Then you can export the audio and you'll have the audio split up and titled by slide. Works really well.

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