Request for Feature to Export All Text-to-Speech Scripts in Storyline 360
Are there any plans to develop a feature in Storyline 360 that allows users to export all text-to-speech (TTS) scripts used in a project into a single document, such as a Word file. Currently, it is quite time-consuming to manually copy the TTS text from each slide, especially for projects with a large number of slides. Having an option to automatically compile all TTS scripts into one document would greatly enhance productivity and streamline the workflow for many users. Thank you for considering this request. I look forward to any updates or potential solutions you might have. Best regards, ElviraAi assistant - AI voices
The new voices are really great! But the edit text input field not so. It is small and cannot be resized. Also, when I want to edit the text in that input field and place my cursor somewhere in the text and give an enter, the voice gets generated! But I was not finished editing the text just yet. Lastly: when the voice is generated and I right click the voice wave form in the timeline and choose export sound, nothing happens. No dialog. I have to double click the voice line in the timeline, and from the sound editor choose file-export. That works. Hope you can fix this soon please!Correcting Bias in AI Image Generation
I love the new AI features! I do find though that when it comes to AI image generation of people, there's a bias towards white people. If you don't specify race, you only get white people (at least as far as I can tell) and if you do specify race it can generate some quite problematic images. Would be nice if it would generate a mix of people with more ease and less racism. I won't add an example image.Rise: Text to Speech Function
Hello, After countless hours of importing the TTS that I have created in Storyline into Rise to promote accessibility and provide learners with a different way of experiencing the content I build, would this be possible to implement as a feature within Rise? The standard TTS or the new AI version could be added, and could potentially auto generate text to speech for the entire page, or to the next continue button or divider. Adding the ability to correct and edit the text later for any acronyms that don't sound quite right would also be helpful. I believe it would massively speed up the time to create content for other users who may well be doing the same thing, along with all of the other AI features.Dutch (Belgian) AI Text To Speech Voices
Hi, It would be nice if there would be an Dutch (Belgian) version voice like the TTS Neural Voice Lisa. The AI TTS voices are really nice but they sound too Dutch(y) :) compared to our Flemish language we speak in the Flemish part of Belgium. Many thanks to consider this. Greetings, Van Londerseele RobinAI Suggestions for Extraction and Publishing
I love what you've done with AI! I especially find the "feed me your documents" (not its official name) function a total game-changer. The outlining functionality in Rise after I uploaded 2 documents was fantastic. To add on to this, we would love to be able to do the following: Import MP4's and MP3's for AI to extract transcripts into text to use as content. In a Rise course, give us a choice to publish as a single SCORM or publishing each lesson as its own SCORM. Reason: our learners are asking for shorter format training specific to a topic within a whole course. As an organization, we are also measuring which lessons in a course our learners are engaging with rather than whether they are completing an entire course, and this is solely a functionality of our LMS. Being able to publish each Rise lesson as its own learning object would help us greatly as we intend to do more short format learning connections within our software application ("need to know more about this thing? click here" connects them to a single lesson within an LMS course). Publish directly to our LMS from our Articulate account (via API connector).Articulate AI
I'm been using the AI trial, it is very good and well integrated. Here's a few things I'd consider changing: RISE When you click the AI Assistant button, the order (grouping) changes depending on if you are at the root level or inside editing a lesson. For consistency I'd leave the items/groups always in the same position/order. When adding a course level summary, it might be good to give editors the choice of adding as lesson 1 instead of the last lesson at the bottom. As summaries are also good course introductions. Perhaps think about highlighting AI generated content with special icon or colour, for editors (not learners). Could images be downloaded as a vector file format. Asking AI to add images to a process block doesn't work, it adds small broken image symbols instead. STORYLINE After inserting a AI text to speech, the previous filters all get reset. Can they be retained e.g. British
