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ChengLi
Community Member
12 years ago

How to keep image quality after inserting into Storyline

Hi everyone, It seems that no matter what quality an image has, its quality gets blurred after inserted into Storyline. Is there a way to keep the image quality as it is after inserting into Stor...
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LaurenDuvall
Staff
6 years ago

Hi Jan!

Great questions!

1. Setting the image quality to 100% leaves the image without compression. So if you want an untouched image in the published output, then we recommend setting the image quality to 100%. Less/No compression does mean a larger file size.

2. In order to publish audio as is, you'll want to remove compression. This article explains this in great detail.

3. Same with the audio, we recommend setting the Compression to None if you don't want Storyline to touch the video quality. Here's another article that explains this as well!

Let us know if you have any other questions! We're here to help!

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DavidArndt
Community Member
4 years ago
Lauren Connelly

Hi Jan!

Great questions!

1. Setting the image quality to 100% leaves the image without compression. So if you want an untouched image in the published output, then we recommend setting the image quality to 100%. Less/No compression does mean a larger file size.

2. In order to publish audio as is, you'll want to remove compression. This article explains this in great detail.

3. Same with the audio, we recommend setting the Compression to None if you don't want Storyline to touch the video quality. Here's another article that explains this as well!

Let us know if you have any other questions! We're here to help!

Unfortunately, #1 is not the case. the 100% setting just means maximum #quality' of Storyline's subpar image processor. No one in this thread would have a problem, if a 'disable compression' setting existed ...

Regards,
David