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Articulate Storyline 360: Background Audio Now Supported

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Open a Storyline project and open a slide. Hover over  Background Audio  and choose  Create Playlist  to open the Background Playlist window. Note: You can import the following audio formats into Storyline: AAC, AIF, AIFF, M4A, MP3, OGG, WAV, and WMA.)

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Adobe Captivate: Export Audio

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  The Save dialog box will open where you can select from either  WAV or  MP3. While MP3 files are not as high quality as WAV files, the smaller size of a typical MP3 will more than make up for what you might lose in sound quality. When in doubt, I would suggest  MP3.

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Q&A: Audio in Captivate

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Opening an audio clip in the Editor, shows that you can select a segment, cut or copy it, then move the playhead and paste that segment in another location. Even if you have gaps as recommended in the first tip, the whole project audio will open in the editor. Only wav files can be edited. Watch this short video: [link].

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Podcasting like a pro! (Part 2) – How to edit and publish your podcast recording

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Two things must be done before you begin: First, use AoA Audio Extractor to extract your file from GoToMeeting (or other recording tool) & convert to “WAV”. Note: if your recording tool allows you to export your file automatically to “WAV” you can skip the first step. Step 1: Convert your file to “WAV”. Import Intro WAV.

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How to Produce Good Quality Audio for eLearning Courses

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The most common issue to ruin a good online course is to have an echo or a tinny, open effect in the background. Also, the best sound formats to work with for the sound is going to be WAV. You can also convert WAV into MP3 without much audio loss, and then sync it on top of any of the videos that you are working with.

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Adobe Captivate 5: Make Quick Work Out of Adding Audio to a Project

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Either way, the Import audio dialog box opens and you would browse to the appropriate audio file (Captivate allows you to import either WAV or MP3 file formats) and open the file.  Select some or all of the files and open them.   On the Library, click the Import tool.   The final step.

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Adobe Captivate 5: Control the Volume of Background Audio

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In Adobe Captivate 5, you simply choose Audio > Import to > Background and open the audio file (wav or mp3). Captivate developers have been able to add background audio to their projects since Captivate was known as RoboDemo. The process of adding background audio hasn't changed much over the years.