Where 64-bit application?

To add to  Adam's comment. At least the Storyline 360 (MS Windows) should be in 64 bit (if the entire bundle cannot be converted). 

This should be a priority compared to  adding more features.

Please modernize Storyline and add support for the following:

• 64-bit version
• multi-core processor and multi-threading support
• usage of more than 4 gb RAM

There have been community posts and feature requests for over 8 years for this.  We have gotten new features over that time, but the software still works slow, crashes, and has all kinds of resource issues.  This needs to be made a priority.

Adding my comment to this thread... feeling like I just got burned with a new Ryzen 7 3700x with 32GB RAM and a high performance M.2 SSD.... and much more...  only to see Storyline appear as 32-bit process in the Task manager. 

I'm currently struggling working with a project that has 24 scenes of screen recordings and the application is extremely slow. Publishing takes eons to complete and only utilizes 7% of my CPU at best.   

Storyline is becoming too armature as a tool for me. Unless 64-bit ... or at least work on a 64-bit version begins I will be forced to look at alternative solutions to Storyline. Unfortunately I don't have time to troubleshoot performance issues with Articulates support team - this isn't my problem to help you fix! 

Please, include a 64-bit version. I think the future of this product will rely on the performance benchmarks you need to achieve for a product in 2021 and beyond! Especially as the eLearning industry is currently experiencing explosive growth. 

Truly frustrated.

Good luck. 

Dear all, I got the impression the 64-bit version is not going to be in the pipeline at all since it is most likely NOT categorized as a critical feature. Reading from the staff responses (and lack of responses) so far, it seems the need-analysis was not done, or probably just done in the business/financial perspective. Bottom line 64-bit is not going to add more revenue to the company. So the resources are distributed to the other features such as Rise, other new modules, etc which will attract more subscribers. 

I wonder if it’s even in development? If the next version of Windows cuts off 32 bit apps like macOS did, that’s a huge problem. 

(Thanks, Niall! :)).

Yeah, Tom, I totally agree. The only positive thing I heard was from support person a while back, that said that the publishing process is actually 64 bit. But still, as you stated, it only utilized 7 % of your CPU ... imagine if the next version of Windows dropped support for 32 bit apps ... it would be a sh..show.

Seeing this thread is discouraging.  I agree with all the frustration expressed here; our team is dealing with it too.

Time to start looking at Adobe Captivate... no surprise they have both 32 bit and 64 bit versions.  

I am super happy to hear this!!!  Thank you for listening to the community and making this important improvement to the software.  Thank you.