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CC Not appearing
Here is where I'm at. Now it isn't able to publish my presentation/story. It gets to the end and I get an error.
When I attempt to publish the story, it shows I have accessibility issues. for now, I'm going to solve those as I can HOPING that they solve the greater issue.
Hello CharlesNorris-b,
Sorry to hear you’re experiencing trouble.
The pop-up you’re seeing is a reminder to address accessibility issues before publishing. You can click Review to open the accessibility checker floating pane.
It looks like there may be additional issues beyond accessibility that are preventing the course from being published. We’d be happy to help identify them. As RonPrice and AprilDurrence-1 mentioned, the best way to do that would be to review your Storyline file (*.story).
If you’re open to it, feel free to share the project here or privately through a support case. We’ll delete the file once we’re done testing.
- CharlesNorris-b2 months agoCommunity Member
I ended up having to save the file using a different name and delete every previous version, and then rename the "new file". I fixed many of the accessibility "issues"
I added CC to the scenes using the CC Editor, but when I Publish it to Video, the CCs don't show up and I don't see the CC button to turn them on/off in the player. When I preview the presentation, I see the CCs for each scene AND the CC button to turn them on/off.
- AprilDurrence-12 months agoCommunity Member
Hi again, CharlesNorris-b,
When you publish to video (instead of as a course for LMS, etc.), the .vtt file will be separate from the mp4 file. You have to add the .vtt file according to the requirements of the hosting platform (YouTube, Stream, etc.) There's more info here: https://www.articulatesupport.com/article/Storyline-360-Closed-Captions-for-Video-Projects https://www.thearticulatetrainer.com/i-exported-my-storyline-360-course-as-a-video-file-now-what/
- CharlesNorris-b2 months agoCommunity Member
It turns out Windows Media Player isn't compatible with .vtt files but VLC Media Player is.
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