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Hi all,
i'm recording a video of my software, a non-interactive tutorial ( software simulation mode and Recording mode: demonstration).
My software has a debug window showing values that change frequently.
In my video i would like to record this debug window and do some action on it ( this window has a toolbar ).
Captivate correctly register the mouse pointer but when i , ex. click on a toolbar button, Captivate adds a text caption (correctly) but the video stops ( the values on my watch freeze).
How can i prevent this behaviour?
thank you in advance
You can perfectly add static images in a video demo as well. Have a look at this (old) example which was made using only the video demo:
Simple versus Standard Advanced Action in Adobe Captivate - YouTube
I will often replace the 'old' FMR slides, which are not always displaying well in HTML output by CPVC slides (short video slides). I stop the software recording, in the cptx project choose the Big Button 'Slides' to insert a Video Demo slide, the recorder will open and I record the CPVC slide. W
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Capture it as a Video Demo instead.
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Totally agree with Rod: use a cpvc (Video Demo) file instead of capturing as Demo in a cptx-file. Only drawback; file size could be larger. You can also choose to make combinations: inserting a recorded cpvc project as a slide in a cptx-project (which you created using your present work flow).
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But if i use cpvc (Video Demo) i can not use text captions.
I would like to have my software running continuously while inserting step by step instructions ( textbox etc.).
Example.
- I put variable N in my watch ( textbox N variable is now watched )
- I select N variable in the watch window ( textbox N variable is selected ) but when textbox appears N values stop
- I put variable Z while N is watch ( textbox N variable is now watched ) but when textbox appears N values stop
What should i do int the above cases combining cptx-project with cpvc ?
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You do the Video Demo capture then add your text captions AFTERWARD.
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You can perfectly add static images in a video demo as well. Have a look at this (old) example which was made using only the video demo:
Simple versus Standard Advanced Action in Adobe Captivate - YouTube
I will often replace the 'old' FMR slides, which are not always displaying well in HTML output by CPVC slides (short video slides). I stop the software recording, in the cptx project choose the Big Button 'Slides' to insert a Video Demo slide, the recorder will open and I record the CPVC slide. When finished, you can insert with the same button Software Simulation slides etc. Advantage: you can open the dedicated Video Demo Editor from each CPVC slide. Panning/zooming have a much better quality than you can realize with the software sim work flow.
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it works perfectly!
Thank you all