MOV video file is rotating when opened in Replay 360
I'm opening .mov video files made on my iPhone in Replay 360. They are vertical as shot when I view them either on the phone or in Media Player. Yet, as soon as they are pulled into Replay 360 they rotate 90 degrees counterclockwise. I've tried rotating them on the iPhone to counteract the effect, then opening them in Replay, but it still happens. How can I keep the vertical format on the video? In the attachment, the day scene was shot in portrait mode. The night was shot in landscape. The night one comes in okay. But even if I take the day file and rotate it on my iPhone before opening it in Replay, it comes out sideways on the timeline."Online presentations aren't supported"
I like keeping all of my development files in my OneDrive Folder. However, Articulate Presenter won't allow this as shown by the error msg below. Has anyone found a workaround? Are there any plans to fix this situation? Technically it is saved to my local drive: (C:\Users\wfindlay\projects\....) Keeping everything in OneDrive makes it much easier to ensure every device has the files I need as a developer.Adding a picture on top of an existing video in replay
Hi guys, I have a video file where we have an logo in the first part of the file that cannot be shown in the training material. Is there a way of adding a "blur" picture or something similar on top of an existing video file in Replay (0r other Articulate applications)?Hangs on Cleaning up Temporary Files
Any idea why Presenter Studio360, while publishing, hangs when it is cleaning up temporary files? I had this issue with another course and submitted it to Articulate Support. This particular project was published earlier without an issue. Articulate 360 updated and now the project will not publish. Using Windows 10, PowerPoint 2016, Articulate Studio 360Published output for LMS from Articulate Presenter has pink boxes instead of content
Hi Everyone, I recently started experiencing this issue where I publish using the Articulate tab in PPT, and get the published version looking like this instead of showing the text or images that are on the slides. Has anyone experienced this? I've tried updating, disabling, reinserting content, etc. Thanks! - Jill Martine
