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SarahLichy
Community Member
2 years ago

Presenter 360

Hello, I'm currently working on a PowerPoint for my finance group. They want to narrate some slides, but also add video from three of the leaders before the PowerPoint kicks off and narration star...
Presenter 360
Studio 360
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JoseTansengco
Staff

Hi Sarah,

Thanks for reaching out!

Presenter 360 doesn't have triggers like Storyline 360 which would allow you to play multiple videos one after the other, but you can use Replay 360 to achieve a similar effect. 

You can use Replay 360 to stitch together your 3 videos to form one single video that you can then add to your Presenter 360 course. To add separation to the 3 videos, you can insert images in between each video to serve as a transition piece. 

Let me know if you have any questions!

  • ruthgill's avatar
    ruthgill
    Community Member
    2 years ago
    Sarah Lichy

    Awesome, thanks!

    Best,

    Sarah Lichy
    Sales Enablement Specialist
    Mobile: 612-723-9686 | s.lichy@kurita-water.com
    Kurita America Inc. | www.kuritaamerica.com marketedly

    Replay 360 can help you to play videos continuously one after another. Try it and let me know 

    • JamesAlan's avatar
      JamesAlan
      Community Member
      2 years ago
      ruth gill
      Sarah Lichy

      Awesome, thanks!

      Best,

      Sarah Lichy
      Sales Enablement Specialist
      Mobile: 612-723-9686 | s.lichy@kurita-water.com
      Kurita America Inc. | www.kuritaamerica.com y9 games

      Replay 360 can help you to play videos continuously one after another. Try it and let me know 

      Regarding Sarah Lichy's question about playing multiple videos on a single slide in Presenter 360, it seems like merging the videos into one file using Replay 360 is a practical workaround. This method not only solves the issue of continuity but also maintains the sleekness of your presentation. Adding images between video segments is a creative touch that can provide smooth transitions. It's a clever way to utilize the tools available and still achieve the desired outcome in Presenter 360.

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