I assume you inserted an FLV video? If so, in Articulate > Insert Flash Movie > How Should this Movie Behave
Check Movie Plays Independently
Enter the seconds Start Movie After ??? Seconds
You may also use a placeholder of video, e.g. a picture, during the narration, so when the audio is played, there is something to look at on the screen. After the narration is played, the video will show up to replace the placeholder.
1. If you want your entire video to be silent, you may mute that in the video editting software first. Then insert it to Articulate.
2. If you only want the first part of the video to be silent while the narration is played, it seems hard to do only in Articulate. Maybe you could time the narration, e.g. 10 seconds. Then make the first 10 seconds of the video silent in the video-editting software. Then insert it into Articulate.
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If I understand you correctly, you'd like to:
1. Play the narration first.
2. Play the video second.
I assume you inserted an FLV video? If so, in Articulate > Insert Flash Movie > How Should this Movie Behave
You may also use a placeholder of video, e.g. a picture, during the narration, so when the audio is played, there is something to look at on the screen. After the narration is played, the video will show up to replace the placeholder.
Hope this works for you.
thanks jw.. it works..
between i still have another problem..
how about if i want my insert video silent when my narration playing? which is my video playing silently while narration playing?
1. If you want your entire video to be silent, you may mute that in the video editting software first. Then insert it to Articulate.
2. If you only want the first part of the video to be silent while the narration is played, it seems hard to do only in Articulate. Maybe you could time the narration, e.g. 10 seconds. Then make the first 10 seconds of the video silent in the video-editting software. Then insert it into Articulate.
You can use Articulate Video Encoder to "mute" the movie if you need to do that.
Yes, Robert is right. Just open the movie up in the Video encoder, and set volume to mute.
Great.. Thanks to all.. It's work..
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