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Storyline 360 Microphone Input
You can get it to work with a web object and I believe Chris hodges on has some other examples.
- PhillipRagain-e4 months agoCommunity Member
I've tried the web object approach, the only way to accept mic input is by opening the object in an external browser tab and the transcript of the speech cannot be passed back to the original tab. If I choose the web object to be displayed inside the storyline training page itself the mic input is blocked
- JoseTansengco4 months agoStaff
Hi PhillipRagain-e,
We don't officially support this method, but a member of the community shared a possible solution you can check out here. It involves tweaking the embed code a little bit to allow microphone access. Hope this points you in the right direction!
- Nedim3 months agoCommunity Member
To test properly, you need to upload your Storyline output (including the web object) to a local server (like localhost) or a secure web server (HTTPS). Otherwise, the microphone functionality will not be allowed by the browser.
Try thisThis is a rough example from one of my previous projects. The main goal was to capture the user's voice input and display it using a Storyline text variable. In this project, I also included an option to save the recording as an MP3 file (client knows the best) but that part is optional. Whether the user chooses to save the audio or not, the text variable will still be updated with their spoken input.
The key point is that the microphone functionality should work as long as access is allowed.
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