Audio file plays in preview, but not in Review360 or the LMS via SCORM 1.2
Hi All, This is driving me crazy and it's absolutely hindering my ability to publish eLearning content for my organization. I never had a problem with this until the past two months, and all other online training we receive from a vendor (including ones built in Storyline) work just fine. I am publishing a course, as I have always done and adding voiceover tracks to narrate the material, but they aren't all consistently playing. Some slides will play, then some slides will be silent, and then it'll start back up again. When clicking "Previous" or going back a slide, the audio will decide to play. I can't figure out why this is happening and it's severely impacting my productivity. Any ideas? I see the one similar comment from a year ago about adding a play button, but this issue just started and I am wondering if some setting might be causing it. Thanks!Storyline audio stops working on random slides
I’ve been working with Storyline for some time, but this time I’ve encountered an issue where I’m unable to identify any clear cause or logic behind what’s happening. I currently have four modules published from Storyline, both for SCORM and Review. During the review process, one of my colleagues commented that a particular slide did not have audio. However, when I checked, the audio was present on the slide timeline and played correctly on my end in both Review and Preview. Another co-worker of mine also confirmed that the audio worked for her. 🙃 I then published the module to SCORM and uploaded it to Moodle. While conducting final testing, I noticed that a few slides are experiencing the same issue. The audio does not play when the slide starts. To make the audio work, I either need to: go back to the previous slide and return to the slide, or let the slide timeline finish (in restricted mode), then drag the timeline back to the beginning, at which point the audio starts playing. I would prefer not to create a trigger on every slide to play the audio, as the audio should automatically play when the slide timeline starts. Additionally, most of the slides are working correctly, and only a few slides are affected, which makes it difficult to determine the cause. if anyone has encountered similar issues and have some suggestions or tips on how to fix this. I would greatly appreciate the help!!!Major Storyline Audio Playback Issues
I have recently been receiving a lot of feedback from my course testers that there have been issues with audio not playing, audio only partly playing, incorrect audio playing or layer audio overlapping when they visit the slide initially, however when they return to the slide the audio works as designed. Even weirder, two people may be testing the exact same package and will experience completely different audio glitches and some testers experience no glitches at all. These tests have been done on both Review360 and in SCORM 1.2 and 2004 on our LMS. It has been tested in both Edge and Chrome. There are no issues with the timeline and the audio is not attached to any triggers. I've been using Storyline for around a decade now and have never encountered an issue like this. From looking at the forums here it seems that a number of people are having similar issues, with no solutions provided or any update/explanations as to why this may be occurring. This is incredibly frustrating, as it means nothing can get past quality control and be provided to clients. Has anyone experienced this and found a fix?Ability to copy texts from Storyline course on Review platform
Hello, Maybe with the all recent, positive changes it is a good moment to ask for this feature :) So when it comes to review, our stakeholders often comes to one conclusion - it is not particularly friendly to the reviewer. I love the pretty new "Screenshot annotation" panel it already helps a lot when discussing layouts, design etc. But most things that are corrected are texts. And right now, there's no possibility to extract the raw text from Review to a comment pane. I got that it was hard with the old text systems, as all of the texts was basically the svg 'figures'. But right now, when we have the Accessible Text feature (which we probably can agree that is working quite great) that produces raw html text in the DOM, can't Review allow to copy texts (at least the obvious ones) or maybe "Extract all texts" function from the current slide? It would make life easier A LOT. For everyone. I'll just need to copy/paste the text, my Reviewer will just correct the sentence, without the need of rewriting it. Do Articulate team see it possible and a good feature?
Review Tool
I am constantly getting feedback from other team members when using the Review tool with various issues. things like latency, no voiceover coming through, blank screens, getting stuck and having to restart, etc. I do not experience any of these issues. Does anyone know of settings, or workarounds for this - is it computer specific to the end-user? Is it a browser issue, is there anything to recommend to them to get a better end-user experience while in the app? This is while using Storyline review content.Issue with Replay Button When Using "Resume Saved State"
Hey Team, In the slide player settings, I set slides to resume saved state since I’ve disabled the Next button. I wanted learners to go through each slide before moving forward. Once a learner has reviewed a slide, I don’t want them to have to replay the slide again just to enable the Next button. However, this setup seems to interfere with the Replay button—it’s not working and won’t replay the slide as intended.What do you use for storyline file Version control tools? Git?
Hey everyone, In our organization, we often have more than one person needing to edit a storyline file. It's becoming a version control nightmare. I thought git might work as a version control system forcing user to check out/in files when they are going to work on them. My boss thinks git would not be right for this purpose. We are currently just using the honor system and trying to force everyone to append the current date in their file names (e.g. myfile_04022026.story), but not everyone does and it's a huge problem. We really need a tool for this instead. How do you all manage this? What tools have you found that work well? What tools have been a disaster for this? All advice welcome! Thanks, LoriReach 360 exit button
Hi everyone! We have received a SCORM 1.2 file from a 3rd party - seems it was developed in Rise with no exit course button built into Rise. When I upload it to Reach 360 via Add Courses and Import zip there is no option to add an exit button - any help/ideas or advice please? Thanks!Could You Pass the 1912 Exam?
The examining board is waiting. In 1912, Bullitt County students gathered at the courthouse once or twice a year to sit the Common Examination. The local newspaper urged even seventh graders to start preparing early. It was a big deal. For Challenge #549, I didn't redesign the exam. I stepped into it. It starts by asking for your Christian name. Not your name. Your Christian name, because that is what a 1912 Kentucky schoolmaster would have said. That one detail sets the tone for everything that follows. The examiner knows your name and isn't shy about using it. The margin notes are handwritten and pointed. The feedback is sarcastic, whether you are right or wrong. Your result arrives as the front page of the Bullitt County Gazette. Personalised headline, rubber stamp verdict, and Superintendent O. Harned's wax seal. If you score zero, the editors note they have done what they can. Go on then. Submit for marking.
