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Understanding Video File Types: Codecs, Containers, and Outputs

TechSmith Camtasia

While there are a plethora of video file types, which consist of codecs and containers, choosing the right one doesn’t have to be complicated — but it certainly can be. You may have heard the phrase video codec when referring to video files. In order to compress a video, your file must also have a corresponding codec.

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How to Add Closed Captions to Video and Audio in Lectora

Trivantis

Part I: How to Add Closed Captions to Video Files. Step A: Insert Your Video File into Lectora/Lectora Online. Locate and drag the desired video file into your title, or alternatively, from the Insert ribbon, select Insert Video File. Browse for and select the desired video file. Click Convert to MP4.

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PowerPoint: My New Favorite (Free!) Video Converter

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

.   I have written a few articles on how to get online videos (like YouTube) into PowerPoint presentations (links below). I have previously recommended using www.mediaconverter.org for video conversion. For example, I am often asked if only specific parts of YouTube videos can be downloaded, and I never had an easy answer.

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How To Edit Video: Reducing File Size

TechSmith Camtasia

Video file size can be tricky and the concept of reducing video file size has many technical variables associated with it. Video Format and File Type. **If There are many different video formats you could export your finished video into. Other common video file types include: MOV (Apple Quicktime Movie).AVI

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Now videos can be part of all elearning content!

Adobe Captivate

One of my favorite features this time is the new Video import and synch capability in Captivate. Now you can add video content to your elearning just as easily as you were adding audio previously. This would be especially useful for talking head videos, that are describing or anchoring the content on the slide.

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Using Lectora to Sync Audio

Integrated Learnings

Import Audio as an FLV File. The format of the audio file is important because only Flash Video (FLV) files can be used for syncing events to audio. For example, if you created your audio as a WAV file, you will need to use a program like Adobe Media Encoder to convert it to an FLV file.

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How to Add Events to Audio and Video in Lectora and Lectora Online

Trivantis

Lectora® and Lectora® Online make it easy to synchronize events—add actions—to audio and video playback. For example, you can show bullet points timed to a page narration, or illustrate a process flow by moving images. And of course you will want to have the audio or video file recorded. Step 2: Insert Audio or Video File.

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