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full screen video button?
Paul,
I greatly appreciate your sharing! I was starting to walk through your steps, and I had a question. This workaround is not actually to work around the full screen problem with external video hosts, is it? This method requires storing the video directly into the Storyline files and providing a method to see it full screen. Does my question/comment make sense? We have the ability to store the file on our servers, but find that the quality and bandwidth needs are less if we can store on Vimeo and embed the linked file.
I was hoping this was a workaround for that. Bummer! :-/
Hi Rebekka,
I just did a test and the combination of the solution of George with the instructions of Articulate for creating a youtube webobject will do the trick for you :).
QUOTE George Champlin
My previous idea won't work because of cross-domain issues.But the real fix, unsanctioned by Articulate I'm sure, is to add the last 3 lines below to the story.js file around line 640:
// Create the iframe
var oIFrame = document.createElement('iframe');
oIFrame.frameBorder = "0";
oIFrame.id = "div" + strId;
oIFrame.style.border = "0";
oIFrame.style.width = "100%";
oIFrame.style.height = "100%";
oIFrame.allowtransparency = "true";oIFrame.setAttribute('allowfullscreen', "");
oIFrame.setAttribute('webkitallowfullscreen', "");
oIFrame.setAttribute('mozallowfullscreen', "");You can apply this in the published story.js file!
ARTICULATE YOUTUBE INSTRUCTIONS
https://www.articulate.com/support/storyline/how-to-add-a-youtube-video-to-storylineIf this still does not work for you, you can have a look here for the possible causes or maybe solutions.
