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1. Re: Sound lost when publishing to Youtube
rygaar Nov 8, 2013 9:41 AM (in response to rygaar)I thought maybe oen workaround to getting the narration audio into the YouTube movie would be to export the audio from within Captivate, then add it to the video from within the YouTube video management panel. The problems with this approach are:
1) This is an extremely inefficient way to publish the video to YouTube
2) The audio will probably be out of sync with the video
3) Within the Advanced Audio Mangement tool in CP7, I don't see a way to export the project audio as a single file. Rather I can export individual slide audios, which I would have to do for 100 or 150 slides for each project; not practical.
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2. Re: Sound lost when publishing to Youtube
rygaar Nov 9, 2013 5:54 PM (in response to rygaar)Quick update: the Adobe Captivate Video Publisher saves the generated video file to the local AppData folder. On Windows 7, this is "C:\Users\[User]\AppData\Local\Temp" where [User] refers to the currently logged in username. The Video Publisher stores the mp4 file that gets uploaded to YouTube in this directory under filename VideoPublisher*.mp4 where * is replaced with a string of digits.
For the video I tested, the published SWF's size is 3850KB while the MP4's size is 6703KB.

