Not sure if this would be faster than your copy/paste approach, but I have another method that will take a Rise 360 course and convert the XLIFF file to Excel without the XML components that you would expect to find when opening the XLIFF directly in Excel.
If you're interested, please reach out to me with a private message or connect with me on LinkedIn.
6.) Go to https://unminify.com/ and unminify the decoded content. This will make it easier to read.
7.) Now you've got all of the text from inside your course, so you can grab the bits you need for the voice over. You can even make changes to it, then re-encode it as base64, put it back in to index.html and rezip your course.
hi Simon, I can't find any index.html in the zipped folder. The only html files are "imsmanifest" and "metadata" and they don't seem to contain the course text. There is also an "index_scorm" file but it's very short, opens in the browser and only shows a loading animation.
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Not sure if this would be faster than your copy/paste approach, but I have another method that will take a Rise 360 course and convert the XLIFF file to Excel without the XML components that you would expect to find when opening the XLIFF directly in Excel.
If you're interested, please reach out to me with a private message or connect with me on LinkedIn.
Thor
You can just decode the course contents. It's encoded as Base64.
1.) Unzip the course.
2.) Open index.html in any editor.
3.) Search for window.courseData =
4.) You'll find a set of quote marks with a bunch of gibberish in between them. Copy everything within the quote marks.
5.) Go to https://www.base64decode.org/ and decode the gibberish.
6.) Go to https://unminify.com/ and unminify the decoded content. This will make it easier to read.
7.) Now you've got all of the text from inside your course, so you can grab the bits you need for the voice over. You can even make changes to it, then re-encode it as base64, put it back in to index.html and rezip your course.
hi Simon, I can't find any index.html in the zipped folder. The only html files are "imsmanifest" and "metadata" and they don't seem to contain the course text. There is also an "index_scorm" file but it's very short, opens in the browser and only shows a loading animation.
Hi Claudia,
Since you're publishing to LMS, you'll find the index.html inside the scormcontent folder. Let me know if you have any questions!