Publishing Video Demo as HTML5 output in Captivate 9?

[kristenf51677810]

My company recently replaced the software we used to record, edit, and publish video demonstrations with Adobe Captivate 9. We don't want to host the videos on YouTube. I would like to publish the videos as HTML5 so we can host the videos ourselves, but it looks like you can only publish a Video Demo as a mp4.

These are quick, 2-minute videos that wouldn't require a software simulation. Is there any way I can publish the video demo as a HTML5 output instead of just an mp4?

[Lilybiri]

Video is just video, MP4 is a widely ised video format. You can insert a

cpvc file as slide in a cptx project and publish it to HTML.

[kristenf51677810]

Thank you! Yes, I don't have a problem with the fact it's an mp4. It's more about publishing the video with a player that we can host and embed on our knowledge bases. We prefer to do that over publishing to YouTube and then embedding a YouTube player. I didn't understand why I could publish the cptx file to HTML5 but not cpvc. Thought I was missing something.

I will try inserting the cpvc file as a slide. It's too bad it adds another step to publishing, though. Thank you for your help

[Lilybiri · Accepted solution]

Because a cptx project is meant in the first place to be interactive, you need to be able to publish to HTML (or SWF). That is not necessary for a pure video. You can also create a simple HTML page and embed the video in that page. I just offered a workaround.