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October 6, 2010
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White background over slides in project viewing mode

  • October 6, 2010
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Hi,

Apologies if this is in the wrong place.. it is a big community. I am new to captivate and I have imported my powerpoint and recorded the audio with each slide. If I go into the audio review and ask to see the SWF preview all apepars to be fine. If I then export/review as a project I see the first 3 seconds of my slide and then the screen goes white and it remains white for the duration of my presentation. I have tried hard to find out why but I am not getting anywhere. Can someone suggest how I can overcome this as it is driving me mad.

Thanks.

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Captiv8r
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October 6, 2010

Welcome to our community

What version of Captivate are you using?

Are you able to share the file for someone to view first hand?

Cheers... Rick

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October 6, 2010

Hi,

Unfortunately I cannot share it as it has proprietary information in it. I am using Adobe Captivate 5 on Windows 7.  Let me try and explain. My first slide should be displayed for 19 seconds before moving on to the second slide. I have around 19 Seconds of audio too. If I select the Edit Audio option in the properties  and then select the SWF preview and hit play everything appears to work as expected. When I then select preview the project or publish the project what I get is a SWF file that appears as expected, the first slides comes up and the audio starts as expected. After about 3 seconds my slide is overwritten by what appears to be a white box (maybe from the master slide) and the audio continues as normal. I can skip through the video and the slides appear to advance as I can jump in the audio but the white screen seems to prevail covering the slide. I do not have a white box in the filmstrip view of the project.

Thanks for trying to help!

Mark.

Lilybiri
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October 6, 2010

Hello,

Please, could you insert a screenshot of the Timeline of that slide (with a duration of 19 sec)? You can use the still camera icon in the toolbar of this posting dialog box. I suspect that the objects you want to see have only a duration of 3 sec (which is the default duration of a slide, before you inserted the audio). When you inserted the audio, the slide got a longer duration, but you will have to extend the timelines for the objects too. Select those timelines and use perhaps the shortcut key CTRL-E, they will be visible then for the total duration of the slide.

Lilybiri