I apologize is this is covered elsewhere, but I didn't see it if it is. I have dual monitors because I find it easier to develop that way (pull up material in Word on one screen, copy into Storyline on the other). The Peek screen recorder seems to be a bit confused by that. When I try to record something, the \"window\" that shows up is about four inches from the screen I choose.
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For example, if I choose \"full screen\" of the monitor on my left, it puts the red box mostly in the middle of the two monitors instead of fully over the left side. I am posting a screen shot of where the window goes on this page for an example (attached). The weird thing is that it will record the screen as if it is in the proper place (though does record the line of record box itself). If I move it with the move crosshairs to cover the window fully over the where I want it, it does not record correctly (it acts offcenter). I've tried playing with various things in Properties to see if it is a \"compatability\" thing, but haven't found an answer yet. Anyone have any ideas?
I apologize is this is covered elsewhere, but I didn't see it if it is. I have dual monitors because I find it easier to develop that way (pull up material in Word on one screen, copy into Storyline on the other). The Peek screen recorder seems to be a bit confused by that. When I try to record something, the \"window\" that shows up is about four inches from the screen I choose.
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For example, if I choose \"full screen\" of the monitor on my left, it puts the red box mostly in the middle of the two monitors instead of fully over the left side. I am posting a screen shot of where the window goes on this page for an example (attached). The weird thing is that it will record the screen as if it is in the proper place (though does record the line of record box itself). If I move it with the move crosshairs to cover the window fully over the where I want it, it does not record correctly (it acts offcenter). I've tried playing with various things in Properties to see if it is a \"compatability\" thing, but haven't found an answer yet. Anyone have any ideas?
I'm having this issue as of today, years after this thread was started. (see my test run video attached for proof/example of issue)
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It is unrealistic to tell people to disconnect their second monitor, as so many office set ups have this now and most of us need it to do our jobs properly (including having a script on the other screen). Just wanted to come in and update that this is still an issue, and a big one at that.
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I love Articulate products when they work, but their inability or unwillingness to fix longstanding issues is a huge problem considering the price tag for 360.
I'm having this issue as of today, years after this thread was started. (see my test run video attached for proof/example of issue)
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It is unrealistic to tell people to disconnect their second monitor, as so many office set ups have this now and most of us need it to do our jobs properly (including having a script on the other screen). Just wanted to come in and update that this is still an issue, and a big one at that.
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I love Articulate products when they work, but their inability or unwillingness to fix longstanding issues is a huge problem considering the price tag for 360.
I agree with Nicole, in fact I am very annoyed with Articulate for not addressing this age old problem, perhaps they are not getting the message, we need to shout louder at them in a non threatening constructive way.
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I personally have given up with Peek and use another app that works very well.
