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Dakart
Participant
September 12, 2018
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360 Video with Hotspots

  • September 12, 2018
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Is it possible to have hotspots that stay on the 360 video while it's playing?  It looks like the hotspots only show when the video is paused.

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Correct answer adtiwari

Hotspots have a frame based implementation...

In a video context as the video plays, you may want to highlight different parts of video, and an interactive hotspot may not be relevant when the frame of the video changes... You may have a different scene or dynamic entity present at the same location.

 

If you are looking for hotspot with timings. . or an interactive button that stays throughout the 360 video, thats currently not possible in Captivate. However you may use text labels which can remain for the entire duration of the slide.

3 replies

Participant
April 29, 2020

Hi Everyone I am trying to add a 360 video made with my Ricoh onto a slide but it wont work. What format shall I use? Thanks for any help.

Lilybiri
Legend
April 30, 2020

How did you try to insert the video? You need to use a 360 slide which you can choose from the big button Slides. You would see a button in the center of the slide which you need to click to insert the video. Are you using a Theta V camera? The output format should work, I use that one as well.

Lilybiri
Legend
September 12, 2018

Do you have the hotspots set as Guided or Exploratory?

Dakart
DakartAuthor
Participant
September 12, 2018

Both... I can only see the hotspot when the video is paused.

adtiwari
Adobe Employee
adtiwariCorrect answer
Adobe Employee
September 13, 2018

Hotspots have a frame based implementation...

In a video context as the video plays, you may want to highlight different parts of video, and an interactive hotspot may not be relevant when the frame of the video changes... You may have a different scene or dynamic entity present at the same location.

 

If you are looking for hotspot with timings. . or an interactive button that stays throughout the 360 video, thats currently not possible in Captivate. However you may use text labels which can remain for the entire duration of the slide.

Paul Wilson CTDP
Community Expert
Community Expert
September 12, 2018

Hotspots are tied to a specific point in time on your timeline. You may wish to play the video and have them appear at the end of the video when the slide pauses. I think the reason for this is that the location you may wish to have learners focus on could be in a different location as you move from one position to the next on the timeline.

Paul Wilson, CTDP
Dakart
DakartAuthor
Participant
September 12, 2018

Alright... So, it sounds like there isn't interactive 3d video support yet... I was hoping it could do something like Virtual Tour Pro Virtual Tour Pro - 3DVista where you could put buttons directly on the video.