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I am working on a course with lots of videos. Originally they were really blurry and so I've been having to use the work around I learned here. //www.screenr.com/NTHH
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I published the course last week and the work around worked fine. Today I realized that some of the videos were not blurry because of SL, but because of the video themselves. Fixed the videos. Republished. Renamed the video files so I could replace them in the output file. Replaced them just like i did before.
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Now when I open the output file (both web and LMS output) the videos do not play. They show up in preview mode, but not in the published version , HELP!!!
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I am working on a course with lots of videos. Originally they were really blurry and so I've been having to use the work around I learned here. //www.screenr.com/NTHH
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I published the course last week and the work around worked fine. Today I realized that some of the videos were not blurry because of SL, but because of the video themselves. Fixed the videos. Republished. Renamed the video files so I could replace them in the output file. Replaced them just like i did before.
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Now when I open the output file (both web and LMS output) the videos do not play. They show up in preview mode, but not in the published version , HELP!!!
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Hi Michelle,
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When you said you're opening the web and LMS version and viewing the \"preview\" mode - I'm not sure what you're describing. The preview option is within a .story file, and if you're testing the audio/video you'll want to publish a file and load it into the intended environment to fully test it. Testing it locally could cause you to encounter local security restrictions, and cause your content to fail.
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Namrata,
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Since you mentioned no longer being able to play your audio or videos as of a specific time, it seems like a new development that it would first be good to check that you:
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\n- Work on your local drive (your C: drive).Working on a network drive or a USB drive can cause erratic behavior, includingfile corruption, loss of audio, and other unexpected behavior.
\n- You should also make sure the directory pathto your project files and your published output is less than 260 characters(for example C:\\Articulate).
\n- Avoid using special characters, accents orsymbols in your file names.
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Next, I'd conduct a repair of Storyline to see if the odd behavior is solved.
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Hi Michelle,
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When you said you're opening the web and LMS version and viewing the \"preview\" mode - I'm not sure what you're describing. The preview option is within a .story file, and if you're testing the audio/video you'll want to publish a file and load it into the intended environment to fully test it. Testing it locally could cause you to encounter local security restrictions, and cause your content to fail.
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Namrata,
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Since you mentioned no longer being able to play your audio or videos as of a specific time, it seems like a new development that it would first be good to check that you:
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\n- Work on your local drive (your C: drive).Working on a network drive or a USB drive can cause erratic behavior, includingfile corruption, loss of audio, and other unexpected behavior.
\n- You should also make sure the directory pathto your project files and your published output is less than 260 characters(for example C:\\Articulate).
\n- Avoid using special characters, accents orsymbols in your file names.
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Next, I'd conduct a repair of Storyline to see if the odd behavior is solved.
